I discovered Subnormality when I was in college, and it had a major effect on my worldview. I'm a huge fan!
Anyway, a while ago, a subject of Subnormality was a horror writer, who was telling a story of a man in a cabin who was dealing with a terrifying sound getting closer and closer to his cabin. I actually got way into the story, even though the punchline of the comic involved the story being interrupted, and the subject of the horror story was more or less inconsequential to the comic itself. I would have loved to read the rest of the story.
Was that story just something you whipped up, or did you spend time drafting it? Would you consider writing more horror? I'd be interested in reading it.
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I discovered Subnormality when I was in college, and it had a major effect on my worldview. I'm a huge fan!
Anyway, a while ago, a subject of Subnormality was a horror writer, who was telling a story of a man in a cabin who was dealing with a terrifying sound getting closer and closer to his cabin. I actually got way into the story, even though the punchline of the comic involved the story being interrupted, and the subject of the horror story was more or less inconsequential to the comic itself. I would have loved to read the rest of the story.
Was that story just something you whipped up, or did you spend time drafting it? Would you consider writing more horror? I'd be interested in reading it.
Thank you!
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