“We Come to Kill, by Sun or Moon” As the season turns from summer to fall, the gobos continue to make Gobo Land their own. Much can happen over the course of a few months. It is a time of many ups and downs for the the dirty dozen. There were a couple disagreements about the material composition of their fort. Why would there not be a few more? Especially as more and more wood goes up without a stone brick in sight? It is a time to work hard, rest hard (but don’t rest too hard!), and perhaps play hard if the moment presents itself. But first it would be best to get some essentials in place. Maybe to finally listen to some helpful advise? Or perhaps replace something that was broken? These are just a few highlights during the construction of Fort Gobo over the time.
Autumn is coming to an end and the season begins to turn once more towards winter. The fort is nearly complete, the walkway that will become the parapet is almost finished and the first of four towers is going up. But it is still just an encampment. They pulled the tents inside the protective walls but it is a far cry from a true permanent shelter. But the chilly grasp of winter is the least of their concerns. Having left behind the raiders, I am sure that the gobos were careful in covering their trail. It may have worked against them, but not against trained hunters. It is only a matter of time before they picked up the scent.
Be careful out there.
I want to wish my son, Dante, a happy third birthday! I think it is very interesting that, of all the methods to do so, the first way I am doing so is virtually. When I was growing up, you either got a phone call or a birthday card if someone wasn’t going to make it to your party. Now you get a text, email or post on social media. Maybe it’s just me, but I think the personal touch is lost in this digital age. It feels pretty… automated. Like this post. I am creating it the day before and scheduling it for upload today! But now that I think about it, it is kind of like handing an analog birthday card to the mail clerk. 
“Don’t judge a book by its cover.” I used to hear this a lot growing up, or the alternative “You can never tell a book by its cover”. I don’t hear it as often now, and that is unfortunate. It is some good advise. There is quite a bit of misconceptions out there. There are also a number of individuals who would try to pull a trick or scam on somebody else. Or they might not be as knowledgeable as people think they are. This is not quite the “Happy April Fools’ Day” opening I was going with but, here we are.
With a title like “Catch the Rainbow”, you would think this was an advertisement for 
Yep, that is “Hug Line”, not “Hot Line”! When it comes to embraces, the word “hug” is more G-rated. If you go around saying “hot” on Valentine’s Day, people’s minds might race. Some will run into an R-rated gutter (or worse)! That’s right everyone, today is Valentine’s Day! It is the most well known of the “
Happy second anniversary to you, Gobo Gazette! Time sure flies when you’re putting out a comic each week for two years (minus one day a year for the holidays). It might not be a three-strip a week comic, but the story has developed quite a bit since the gobos had left their cave behind and entered the larger world. And explored it en masse or in groups of four. No idea what I am talking about? Well then, you need to catch up 
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