Contemporary Fine Art Secrets Revealed.

In the latest instalment of Ragebomb Hypothesis Part 1, Robb discovers more than he ever hoped to about the machinations that drive the Melbourne fine art gallery exhibition scene. Or something to that effect.

Page 7 Of 'Ragebomb Hypothesis'. Here, Now.

It's been seven months since the last page of Ragebomb Hypothesis dropped and, like me, you've probably forgotten why our heroes are standing around an art gallery talking to "creepy weirdos". Lucky for us, this latest page explains their reasons for doing so in vivid detail.

Questions, queries, comments and complaints are welcome. Unless you want to know why it took seven months to draw these fourteen panels. For that, there is no answer (especially since the majority of it was drawn today).

What Is 'Ragebomb Hypothesis'?

Back in 2005 Stefan Duscio and I began work on the first draft of what would become Ragebomb Hypothesis. Now, more than six long years later, the script is finally complete (and so epic* that it had to be broken up into a crowd favourite, the Two-Parter). Here is the first page of Part 1...

*The word "epic" is used here to describe the length of the episode rather than any heroic or extraordinary situations within the story itself. The writers and artist accept no responsibility for any feelings of dissatisfaction the reader may experience upon reading The Waiting Drove.

KARAOKE!

The much anticipated 13th page of Love Songs And Dedications is here, filled with all the knee-slapping hijinks you've come to love and expect from The Waiting Drove brand. Unsure how the gang found themselves on stage in a dank, smoke filled karaoke bar? Then click on this link to read the entire story so far...

'Love Songs And Dedications' - The Stuff That Happened Already...

It's been awhile since we've seen any action on the Love Songs And Dedications front, but all that's about to change. New content is being producing daily by our Waiting Drove Art Bots, so here's a quick refresher to make sure you're "prepped and primed" before the next page drops.

Actually, it's not so much a refresher as it is cover art. But you get the gist.

'Saturday Night, Do De Doo De Doo Do Do De Do Doo'.

Some stories need pages and pages of dialogue to make a point. Others only need one page. Then there are some that have to be stretched out in awkward silence to fill 15 panels. This and other stand alone episodes will be available in all their collated glory via the Shorts tab at the top of the page.