SAM & FUZZY, by Sam Logan (updates M/W/F)


Roll for Initiative, Pt. 13

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Aug 11, 2014

It's time for Gen Con! Today, I'm busy packing up and getting ready for the show. But even so, I have prepped comics and Q and As for you to enjoy. SO ENJOY. It's mandatory.


Sam and Fuzzy Q & A: Pre-Gen Con Edition
Got a question you want answered? Just drop me an email with "Q & A" in the subject line!


"Is there ever a possibility of you coming out to Australia for a convention like Supanova?" -Sarah


I would love to do a show in Australia someday! But unfortunately, from where I live, the cost of travel and merch shipping alone would be several thousand dollars. There isn't really a way I can make it work unless a convention would like to bring me over as a guest. But of course, if they were, I would be all over that!


"What's the worst mistake you've ever made in a comic?" -Cam


This is a tricky question to answer! It depends on what you mean.


If we're talking about factual/continuity errors, the biggest one is when Mr. Sin refers to Fuzzy as "Fuzzy" at the end of Noosehead, even though the previous time they met, Fuzzy would have still been known as Eric. I had to fix that by later suggesting that "Fuzzy" was one of Eric's frequently used pseudonyms, and not just something Hazel made up later after the mindwipe. It's a little clunky, but it works. And everything else Sin says in that meeting fits perfectly with the Eric backstory -- as it was intended to! -- which still makes for some pretty fun foreshadowing overall.


There have also been a few instances where I drew Mr. X's arm on the wrong side by accident -- or, when Jess was impersonating him, on the right side by accident -- and a couple of times where I've had to go back and fix "__ years ago" type captions that were erroneous due to miscounting on my part.


On the other hand, if you're talking mistakes as in regrets -- about narrative directions, content, that sort of thing -- that is much harder to answer. I mean, despite obsessively pre-planning, Sam and Fuzzy is still ultimately a comic I have drawn one update at a time for over a decade. So of course, as the years pass, I look back on old stories and see things I'd tweak or tighten up or do differently, and I talk about some of those things in the commentary section of the Omnibus. But there isn't really any one thing that I, like, especially despise or regret.


We return on Wednesday with our next comic! See you then, team.


-Sam Logan


Aug 8, 2014

Zonk


Hello, friends! I have just returned from a speaking engagement at a library in (the very lovely) Pemberton BC, and thus, did not manage to put a Q and A feature together today. But worry not! I will do one on Monday instead, before I rocket off to this year's Gen Con!


In the meantime, enjoy today's comic! And tune back on Monday for the final week of this chapter, in which excrement gets corporeal. (To use the colloquial term.)


-Sam Logan


Aug 5, 2014

Gravity Falls


Anyone else watching the new season of Gravity Falls? If not, can't recommend it enough. It's the whole package: gorgeous art, a great sense of humour and character, and all the long-running conspiracies a Sam and Fuzzy fan could want.


DID YOU KNOW: I actually tried out to work on Gravity Falls once! They needed to hire a temporary freelance storyboarder, and offered to let me do a board test. Storyboarding was never something I'd ever considered doing before, but since I was such a big fan of the show, I wasn't going to say no!


I didn't get the position, ultimately, but I did have a lot of fun putting the test together. If you're curious, you can read the whole story and see some of the boards I did by clicking the image below.



Click here to read the legend of Sam's board test for Gravity Falls!


-Sam Logan