You may have noticed that the Archives page has become a bit fuller lately, as the Waldo & Harv strips have returned to the main site. I have closed the Humdrum Addendum, a noble but failed experiment in revenue-generation, though I may or may not do something with it in the future. Thanks to those of you who supported the idea. At present, I think this site is better served by having all the strips free to everyone, and I hate to have them just languishing away on a semi-private subdomain. Comics need to be read, dammit! So back they go to the main site, for your snickering pleasure. But be warned that this site may soon feature advertising as a means of support. *Horrors!*

As for the returning Waldo & Harv comics, I have included the majority of the strips from 2008 and 2009, which we all remember so well. They have been revised and relettered, and I have even gone so far as to add little touches of color to a few of them. There are still others from this period that need touching up yet, many of which have never been seen, so hopefully I’ll get around to that shortly. The new strips from 2010 and the pre-2008 early strips, which the blessed few of you paid to see, shall remain hidden away, until such time as I see fit to post them, if ever. I intend to add some all-new Waldo & Harv strips on a haphazard basis in the future, so stay tuned for that as well as an exciting new feature or two.

I’ve been toying with the idea of putting virtual stamps up on a weekly basis. These would be little digital pictures for you to download and collect, put in a folder on your computer, use ‘em in emails or whatever. Copy ‘em, paste ‘em, trade ‘em with your friends – there are almost assuredly a million uses. (We just haven’t figured out what they are yet!) Scoff if you like, but if you people can find promise in the trading of imaginary pigs on facebook, then how could this be of any less interest? Remember those little Marvel Value Stamps of the ’70s, the bane of every bronze age collector’s existence, which featured various super-heroes and bad guys in inky newsprint? You could clip out and completely devalue a potentially-collectible comic while at the same time rendering a worthwhile story unreadable. I’m proposing stamps which will be something along those lines, only you will want to avoid trying to cut them out of your computer screen! I’ve already designed enough of the li’l beauties to last through next year, and they look sweet enough to make a philatelist rip up his Inverted Jenny! (Sounds dirty, but isn’t!) Does this sound like a cool idea or has Rebeldog Comics gone barking mad? Let me know what you think in the comments section.