We want our Vigilante Ho! *grin*

[Tangent]

Come on, you know you want to draw more of it...

Tell you what. You post a new Vigilante Ho, I'll review it.

[MacLir]

Aye!

Ye cannae joost leave 'em booncin' aff intae the soonset for aye!

O' coorse, ridin' sidesaddle on the harse's crupper, wee Bonnie maught be enjoyin it

[TheAuldGrump]

I am beginning to suspect that we have seen the last of Vigilante Ho! darn it!

It is obvious the Megs is too busy with other projects to find the time to do the art for the strip. I am not saying anything beyond that she has 'bitten off more'n she can chew' at this point, and needs to cut back somewhere, and it looks lik VH is the one to get dropped.

Such is life.

The Auld Grump

[scrubbo]

I think it's sexual exhaustion. I blame Damonk. That rotten canadian bastard!

[brasswatchman]

I agree! Must have western webcomicy goodness!

... Pretty please?

[Thenodrin]

I think it's sexual exhaustion. I blame Damonk. That rotten canadian bastard!

That would explain the freeze-frame over on Naught Framed as well.

Is this the end of the story for Vigilante Ho!? Or, is there more story and just not enough time to do the art for it?

If the delay is art-related, perhaps a once a week update like Jackie's Fridge could help share the story with the fans.

If the delay is story-related, I'd like to volunteer to write a story arc and submit it to John and Meaghan to see if they like it.

Who knows, maybe I'll do a story arc anyway and post it here as a fan fic.

Theno

[John T]

There's more than enough story to go around. Meaghan's just incredibly busy with "real" life and her computer is crapping out on her to boot.

[Yamara]

Yeah really, I'm about to use Deadwood-style language here if I don't get more VH.



And I don't mean the Victorian prose part of the dialogue.

[Ophiuchi]

.. even just a monthly update for VH? pleeeaaaaase? with cream and a cherry on top?

[StudioPC]

I think it's sexual exhaustion. I blame Damonk. That rotten canadian bastard!

I like this explanation the best. javascript:emoticon(':D')

[Murray]

I would love to see the story develope too, its too sad it has abruptly ended.

[John T]

It hasn't ended, dammit! (Yes, I'm denial.)

[chasecorbeau]

It's too bad this pooped out. I was really liking the concept... and there aren't many western comics online.

[John T]

It hasn't ended, dammit! (Yes, I'm denial.)

I'm STILL in denial, FYI.

[Speaker Wiggin]

It hasn't ended, dammit! (Yes, I'm denial.)

I'm STILL in denial, FYI.

it's not over.

[damonk13]

Yeah really, I'm about to use Deadwood-style language here if I don't get more VH.



And I don't mean the Victorian prose part of the dialogue.

*goes seriously fanboy here*

[fanboy]
I OWN THE YAMARA BOOK!!! I bought it practically when it came out!! You two are partly what got me started as a hobbyist doodler in the first place!!!!
[/fanboy]

*switches to hubby mode*

[hubby]
Yeah, wifey, some more VH *would* be pretty awesome!
[/hubby]

[chasecorbeau]

A female heroine in the wild west isn't something you see everyday. I've seen sci-fi comics done in a psuedo western atmosphere, some of which featured women prominently, but not anything done with women in the true wild west, at least not as a strong lead character.

There are a few historical instances of women dressing as men and having adventures, but their stories aren't widely known. Even Annie Oakley dressed as a woman, though she wore leggings under her slightly shortened skirts. She didn't act as a bounty hunter or do anything too daring, so far as I'm aware - she just performed in Buffalo Bill's wild west show. She was a refined lady that just happened to be an excellent shot.

[Emperor Jachra]

Precisely!

Unique! C'mon, draw us s'more! Woo!