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Crumble Cult 
Dear Tony,
You killed death and took his job. I think that is *FANTASTIC* even if it was unintentional. Some things really are eternal. Also, do you enjoy Terry Pratchett? Just curious.
All My Love,
Jennifer
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I have never read a word of Terry Pratchett. I should though. I’ve heard he’s brilliant!
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You must rectify this foul oversight as soon as possible. Having gotten to know you a bit, I will recommend “Small Gods” and “Reaper Man”.
Ok, well, I would have recommended those anyway as they are two of my favorites. And, really, you can’t go wrong with any of them. He also did a collaboration with Neil Gaiman (another favorite–Neil is indirectly responsible for my marriage) called “Good Omens”.
Never read Neil? Try “American Gods” when you have some time. Awesome book.
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Yes, I will rectify this oversight, so thank your for the recommendations! I picked up my first Neil Gaiman book a couple of weeks ago and it’s on my to read list!
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So creative! Love it!
Spike Milligan had this engraved on his tombstone: “I told you I was ill.”
He would have liked this comic. 🙂
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I’d like to think he’d have been fond of this too. Alas, we will never know. 😛
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Hahahaha
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That is all.
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My, such mirth! I’m glad to have played a small part in it. 😛
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Eternity won’t be nearly good as i had fantasized. I’ll come back as a flower though (with NO thorns).
BTW, that is ONE UGLY virus !!!
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Well, it’s certainly true that that virus has a face only a mother could love. 😛
Oh, and you should totally come back as a flower. Just don’t get the spelling wrong or you’ll end up in a baked bread product. 😉
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Lol! Well, nothing’s perfect. I hope you like retro video games since there won’t be anyone left to design new ones.
Awesome comic!
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Damn. You’re absolutely right. This reincarnation lark is best avoided then. I’ll just die like everyone else instead… for the greater good, of course. 😛
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hi tony love the strip about death.death comes to us all accept our hero ernest who fights death with an ironic twist where the virus should,ve killed him but failed.oh tony when is the next podcast on crumbcast going to be on?.keep those strips coming tony.
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You can listen to a new Crumbcast some time every Wednesday, my good chum. I’m glad you’re enjoying them and the strips! 🙂
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Love your computer shading Tony. I struggled for years with water & spray bottles & water colours to get that effect … then the damn rubber would not peel off properly./ Huh! That is life I guess.
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There’s a real art to doing that stuff the traditional way that I never completely got to grips with either, so I feel your pain. I find that computer colouring gets me a little closer to the style of colouring that I admire in Hergé’s work. Ah, such giddy heights…
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Poor lonely virus. May he meet a vaccine and they shall live happily ever after. Great artwork, Tony. You make it look so easy.
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Thanks, Davina. Yes, I think even viruses must have hopes and aspirations too. I’ll empathise as long as they leave me alone! 😛
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