Hanging off a cliff

Page 4-36 has dropped and at long last, we’ve reached the conclusion of Issue 4! Andrew and Sunday’s profiles in the Characters Page have been updated to reflect new developments—the archbishop might not be such a good dude after all 😬 Will our heroes rescue Andrew in time?

Once again, I’d like to give generous thanks to everyone who’s read the story so far. Whether it’s a hundred or a handful of you, sharing Electric Fencer with you all has been such a pleasure. As previously stated, the comic will be taking a three-month hiatus to get some buffer work done on the next issue, but the site won’t be going dark. I’ll post things here and there to keep things interesting. We’ll be covering some ground with a new set of characters in the next issue, so look forward to that.

Until Issue 5!

And they’re off

Page 4-32 has just pulled into the station, and as it departs, so do our heroes! They’re about to embark on the adventure of a lifetime.

We’re down to the final four pages of Issue 4! And yes, the FINAL four. I have no intention of extending this any further because we’ve got other stories and material to cover. Let’s end this one with a bang!

It’s Here. Valentine.

Back for 2025, I’ve got Electric Fencer Valentines! Whether you’re bringing a little thunder to your day, want to be cooler than cool, or turn up the heat with some fiery romance, they’re perfect for wowing that special guy or gal.

Still working on Page 4-32. It’ll drop soon!

Father Knows Best

At long last, Page 4-27 is up, and we’re finally nearing the end of Issue 4. Ronan has had one hell of a day and while it can be argued that he’s earned a smoke and a beer, perhaps succumbing to his vices isn’t the best way to cap off the day. Also, we get to see Pop again, who hasn’t made an appearance in the comic in nearly three years.

That’s actually wild as hell to think about when you consider the content of Issues 2 through 4 thus far only cover the space of a day.

Job situation changed once again and it looks like I’ll be going back down to eight hour shifts at work—and working from home—so going into the new year, I’ll have time to work on the comic again. As always, if you’ve been following along up to this point, thanks for reading!