I thought it important to note, but the I thought it important to note, but the Weekly Webcomic Wrap-up has been released for this week ( a little late it seems), and as might be construed from this most recent Normality Restored webcomic, we have once again, been nigh-included in the proverbial wrap-up’ping.

While this is indeed a saddenning event for the NR staff itself, it is not without precident, and will not be something that will ultimately discourage us from our most central and important goal. The very same goal that keeps us here, the same essential prime directive achievement which we must count on your assistance to attain, for it is only with your help that we will be able to:

To conquer the world of webcomics.

We will consider this minor set-back a very literal throwing of the guantlet from the multiverse at large. Challenge noted. Challenge accepted.

NR-out!

–Aleister

Radiohead - Rainbows

Neil Gaiman could direct me to go out, rob several banks, and then throw the money off a bridge and I’d take about 2 seconds to get started. So when he tells me to spread some videos around, I DO WHAT I’M TOLD! That’s just how much I love Neil.

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Currently the NR coding goblins are hard at work attempting to swiftly bring about the changes you need and crave to make your NR experience 367% better than previously expected. Please bare with us as we may be running through a short series of format changes today, for you, the faithful Normalinaut.

If you’re here for the comics, please feel free to click the ‘Current Comic’ link to the right, or this one here:

Current Comic

Sincerely,

–NR Coding Goblins: Local 283

I’ve put it off as long as possible. When the last week of August rolls around, I begin the final semester of my master’s program. Normally, that would be cause for (slight) celebrations. But on September 13, I get to take a six hour exam. The exam covers material that is different each time it is given (twice a year, September and January), and you get four months to prep. There is no class associated with said test, and, the professor’s grading said test (they also change each test) do not, in fact, lecture to the student at all. Basically, you get a list of stuff to read then, on that fateful morn, you show up and have to write three essays, the prompts to which, you have never seen and have no idea what they might cover.

Behold my reading list:

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