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Ok–I should start out by saying that this really isn't the best place to try to reach us, because I'm not great at checking external social media inboxes. If you have a customer service issue that needs attention, please use customerservice@studiofoglio.com. That way, our helper Chris will see it and we can take care of whatever it is you need. If you would like to be notified when our next Kickstarter campaign goes live (we're doing early-bird specials this time!) sign up at www.girlgenius.news. NOW for the REAL UPDATE: I've begun to upload the Girl Genius comic series, starting with page 1! For those of you who have just found us, we used to use our DeviantArt page as a sort of backup. This was back when the main page occasionally crashed due to either too much traffic or server shenanigans. This meant that the DA site had a few years worth of the middle of the comic just sitting here, and that wasn't really optimal. The main web site doesn't really crash any more, so I thought a

I lost track of everything again! I'm so sorry. It's been a hairy year. I've preloaded some pages, so we should be back to our weekday schedule, at least until I get overwhelmed again. Our current Kickstarter ends in three days! It's fully funded and we're not only going to be able to bring out Girl Genius Volume 21, we're also going to be able to reprint the volumes that are out of stock: 3, 12 and 14. The campaign is here: kck.st/3vEcQNc and yes, I'm doing the belated work of trying to make sure I've told everyone on the Internet I can possibly reach, and while doing that I realized just how behind I was with the uploads here, so I took some time to correct that. The Envelope of Madness, which everyone who backs at a level that contains a book gets as a party favor, now contains a lot of stuff! I was using the DeviantArt updates to retool all the old pages that are broken because Adobe stopped supporting the fonts I used to letter all the comics. Everything was going swimmingly

I've hit volume 2, time to readjust some things. As most of you know, this is very old work. Girl Genius Volume One was originally printed in black and white, and only went to color much later when we had our current color artist Cheyenne Wright go back and put colors in. Volume One was also inked by the magnificent Brian Snoddy of Magic the Gathering fame (among other things.) With Volume two, we moved to color, with no inks, and the colors were provided by esteemed comic book color artist Mark Mc Nabb. For the Volume Two cover, however, I (Kaja) did the colors myself. Phil did the inks. I've recently run into an interesting problem, Adobe Illustrator has outlived my type 1 lettering font (Comicrazy by Comicraft, if anyone is interested.) I'm now faced with a missing font in every one of the hundreds of Girl Genius comic page files. Fortunately I can replace it with the Open Type version of comiccrazy, but I'm having to do it page by page because I haven't yet hit on an