10 Responses

1. 10.13.08—2:06 pm Barbara

   John, what a story. Was the house really that bad? What happened to that poor Billy. How could anyone live in that atmosphere? You drew it almost too convincingly…..
   Thanks you do great work

2. 10.14.08—1:03 am Mike Cavallaro

   Well, I got to see this story develop and take shape, but this is the first time I been able to just sit down and read it. What an exquisite collision of thoughts and emotions, all perfectly presented in John’s classic comics stylings. I think its these weird, awkward moments of our childhoods that stick with us and resonate the most. You did a great job capturing this one. Great layouts and beautiful linework. Top notch!

3. 10.14.08—9:02 am Thomas Baehr

   Boy, that sticks forever. And you picture it so great, I even can smell it …

4. 10.14.08—11:39 am natsch

   Love all the visuals in the house! You really take us into that squalid hellhole!

5. 10.15.08—7:28 pm Maurice Fontenot

   Excellent job, John. From art to script is was funny, sad and gross at the same time. Great stuff!

6. 10.22.08—5:44 pm Tim Hamilton

   Right! Like Maurice said, funny, sad and…then more sad.
   What happened to them eventually? That’s what I want to know.

7. 3.11.09—6:34 pm Rick Parker

   Nice work, John. I think your approach and execution fir the story perfectly. I can’t wait to see what you do next!

8. 3.11.09—6:36 pm Rick Parker

   I meant to say “your approach and execution FIT the story perfectly.” Mr. Czop, you know I am anti-fir and always will be.

9. 3.1.10—2:05 pm Fibromyalgia sufferer

   It was a good strip. I have seen a lot of those kinds of houses myself. I rented to people and they had trash 8 inches deep in the house in 6 months and had a baby crawling around on it?

10. 11.7.11—9:04 am เพลงใหม่ๆ

    Thanks for the ideas and messages that I bring to it.

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