Here. I don't like reading most notes from the author pieces but I liked this one. I liked that I'm not being aggressively sold on either the work in question or the author's skill in putting it together. I think Rilly is onto something when he describes the uncertainty of a work being good as part of the thrill in making something. It's a good comic, too; I hope you'll buy it if you see Rilly on the road.
