Part I: Apologies
1. Sorry this post is up a little later than I’d hoped. I wanted to talk with John before putting it up, and the earliest time we could talk was Sunday evening. Thus, the Monday post.
2. Sorry for the abruptness of the ending of the Troy storyline.
Part II: An Explanation
For those of you who have pay regular attention to this blogspace, you may recall a post from March in which I discussed our plan for Chronillogical’s narrative moving forward. One of the components of this plan was to wrap up the Troy storyline more quickly than previously intended. Perhaps our intentions were understated, and the extent of our streamlining caught people by surprise. But the essential logic behind our task was simply this: we wanted to get on with telling other time travel stories, so we cut away everything we felt was extraneous to the gang returning to the present.
That said, we’re not going to leave all these questions dangling. More on that in just a moment.
Part III: Moving Forward
We’re planning to focus now on making larger, more self-contained updates on a less frequent basis. These larger updates will vary in size and complexity, and as such I don’t think we’re going to be able to commit to a regular update schedule for them.1
With a slower and more erratic update schedule, John and I feel obligated to fill the intervening periods with some kind of content to keep you engaged. We have a few ideas already: the one most pressingly relevant is our plan to do “mini-comics” in the gray-scale style of our previous filler strips. The first batch of mini-comics is going to focus on resolving some of those lingering issues from the Troy storyline’s conclusion. Perhaps you could think of it as a kind of extended epilogue? For example, we will be taking a look at how Cassandra is adjusting to life in the 21st century.
We don’t have a plan as to the update schedule for the mini-comics. One thought is to stick with the Tuesday-Friday thing. We may simply try to do two a week and leave the exact days unspecified and varying. We’re not sure now, but we’ll keep you posted.
We have some other content ideas up our sleeves, but we’ll wait a bit before we promise anything on that front.
Part IV: Conclusion
That’s it! If you have any questions or concerns about the stuff I’ve mentioned in this post (or elsewhere), ask away; feedback is always appreciated
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