Back to the storyline! Don't worry, pretty soon all the names will be introduced. Some of you might
recognize these guys anyway. I'm also working on making the cast page for all this- which should help immensely.

Some of you might be confused about the little 'Vote' buttons, at the top of the page. Right under the title. See 'em?
Hang on, I'll wait while you go look. There's one for BuzzComics, and for Top Webcomics, and The Webcomics list. There we go.
What's the deal with those anyway? A bunch of comics have them. Are they ads? Are they cookies? Can I eat it? Can I put it on my head?
Uh, no. Well, it's like a cookie. In a not-really-at-all-cookie-like kind of way.
I'll explain. For just about everything that exists in the world, there are lists of webcomics available on the internet. Some, like The Webcomic List are directories, where you can search for comics
and mark favorites. (That still doesn't explain the buttons, I hear you scream silently.) Hang on, I'm getting there. By clicking the buttons, you can vote for
how awesome my comic is. Doing this, also opens up a character sketch, which is your little goodie for voting for me (see how it's like a cookie now?)
The more votes I get on the comic list, the higher it is on the list. The higher on the list it is, the more likely it is that other people will see it too, and say to themselves, "Self, other people like that comic. I should check it out too." Because
this is the US (for most of you) and people are like that. If people are interested, I can also put up link buttons that let you see where the comic. In a lot of cases, even one vote makes a difference. As in, 14 votes was enough to go from 1500-something, to about 480. Democracy in action folks. Seriously.
So, other than getting to see special character designy sketch, what else do I get? Well, you get me not bugging you about voting. And really, isn't that the greatest gift of all?