This is All I’ve Got, the end.
May 3, 2010
For the first and second installments of this story, please scroll down to the bottom of this page and work your way back up…
Thanks a lot to Shannon O’ Leary and Austin English for helping me to remember details & names, and to Liv Strömquist for help in reassembling dialogue. 
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Lucky 
The final three panels are absolutely hilarious, though I’m sure they weren’t fun to sit through in reality. I can’t tell you how much I enjoyed this series. It’s off the charts.
Awesomesauce with mustard!
I like how you’re bringing the Dagwood back…
definitely agree with the ending being hilarious “For the love of god!!”
I wish I hadn’t missed that feminist comics panel.
I love the book I got!
I’m a new fan (I still have the fresh-out-of-the-box new fan smell). Your work has made me excited about comics and drawing again. I’m going to start buying your books. Keep it up!
I find it so refreshing that you stop and start and talk about being bored doing panels and basically let us know that there’s a process and a person doing this. I hate when I watch documentaries and I feel like they’re cheating by not showing us that there’s an interviewer or by making it look like everything happened in five minutes.
I love the look of utter distress on Rui’s face as you tell him you want more *blood*!
“For the love of god…” Hilarious!
It sounds like this was a very interesting experience. I got copies of Galago years ago when I went to Angouleme (first and only time, sniff, sniff). I remember the comics were a mixed bag in terms of quality but mostly that they were very different-looking from what I saw of comics from France or Germany.
I’d like to hear more about this. Hope you had fun!
Galago is my favorite
I love the idea of Paul Gravett as a token patriarch.LOL!