Did anyone else notice they stopped making good sharpies?



Which I think will pay out, because if I start to actually pencil pages, they'll have a more refined and finished look. Less sketchy and tons fewer eraser marks and left behind lines.

FunFact: I had to tape these to paper to get them to scan.
Also, on a side note, I start a new job tomorrow. It's not permanent- just a couple weeks that'll probably end up being a month or two. I'm gonna be a file clerk for a while. I'm a little concerned -mostly over the mirror of Harvey Pekar, what with me trying to get into comics and all- about taking it, but the money's too good to turn it down.
The only downside to it is it'll whittle comic time down a little. Hopefully I'll still work several hours a day on it. We'll see.
Excelsior!