Brian and John

We invite our readers to share their mad captioning skills!

Don’t you just hate technology?

I wonder if Ernest Hemingway’s typewriter would burst into flames just
as he got to the bottom of a page. Or the end of a book.

Probably not. Sadly, this is not the first time that Brian’s laptop
has gone black just as he was about to finish a comic strip. So, until
we can sell enough ads to buy our little Hemingway a new typewriter
(and no, we’re not selling ads yet), we will continue to have days
like these.

There, there, Brian. You can draw it again tomorrow. Tears are not
good for that keyboard.

John’s laptop, on the other hand, hasn’t locked up since

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Today the Brian and John comic is 18 months old! Happy sesquihemothennial, us!

Jen is, right now, collecting the first 18 months of Brian and John
into a handy paper booklet that you can carry with you anywhere. These
non-electronic books were all the rage back in cowboy times, and you
can read them while you’re doing anything. Even driving! More details
will follow when we have a release date.

Since we have been woefully remiss in revealing the winner of our most
recent caption contest, here goes: We love them all. You are all
winners.

Honestly, it makes more sense if you think about the caption contest
as a fun thing for everyone to do. So we have started calling it the
“caption experience” to help allay any sense that there can be a
winner and a loser.

Oh, and the one from Pulp Fiction was clearly the best.

Well, the holidays nearly killed us all, but we persevered somehow. Look! A new comic!

-admin

Comic Readers:

Sadly, Brian’s entire family has been sick with yon Swine Flu, and
hence the delights that we had in store for your holiday weekend will
have to be late. Super late. Like, a whole week probably.

It seems as though an online comic cannot function without both its
writer and its artist. Who knew.

In case you are wondering, we all had a fine Thanksgiving except for
the pox. We wish you the best holidays imaginable, and promise to
return when the family is well again.

-John