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Today’s comic features long-time reader Karl and his good friend Marv. Karl and Marv were roommates in college and both worked for Xerox, where Marv continues to work today. They’ve kept in touch over the years and enjoy talking tech together. Both Karl and Marv are honored on the PCW Guest-Star Wall of Fame.
Thanks for your support, Karl!
-Krishna
So far over $650 has been raised towards the purchase of a new Wacom Cintiq 12WX. The groundswell of support I’ve received from readers has been nothing short of AMAZING. This week will debut 4 more PC Weenies guest-stars. I can’t tell you how much fun it’s been working on these strips, and I hope you will enjoy them.
In other news, I’m pushing towards getting more readership. If you have a blog, a website, or podcast, please help spread the word about The PC Weenies. And if you do, please let me know – I’d be happy to give props back!
-Krishna
February 2008 desktop backgrounds
Originally uploaded by kms007
Hot off the presses… in 3 flavors, no less!
-K
Quick Sketch: 2-21-08
Originally uploaded by kms007
A random head-shot created using my Wacom tablet and Painter X.
Hollie Rockwell found the perfect gift for her husband, Harold – his very own guest-star PCW comic.
Hollie wrote:
Hey Krishna,
I actually just discovered your toon this week. My husband is a friend of Andrew Maxim’s, and we’ve been following his new blog. He mentions your site in his most recent post. I don’t know if Andrew is a friend of yours, or if you just featured him in one of your strips because he asked (like I’m doing), but just thought I’d give a shout out as to where I found you.
The guest star appearance is for my husband, Harold Bright, though you can throw me in there if it helps the story (not necessary, though). We’re both big geeks, and I think he’ll get a kick out of being in his own comic (he’s fairly big into comics, too).
Harold is a Network Engineer (MS), and has become frustrated with his field, especially the lack of regard [I.T. folks get]… from the “important people” who do “important work”. Salesmen, mortgage brokers, people that think their useless Master’s degrees give them license to treat other people like dirt, that sort of thing. People who insist he drop everything and handle their small problem right now, because they are Very Important People with Very Important Work. Nothing new in IT, but it’s been a hot issue for him recently.
Thanks, Krishna! Your comics are hilarious, btw, and I can definitely relate (as can Harold).
Hollie
Thanks, Hollie! Hope Harold enjoys his guest-star toon!
-Krishna
