Artist Snubs Social Media, Releases New Page Of Obscure Webcomic To Unsuspecting Public.

In this modern age, to actively avoid promoting your website via the likes of Facebook and Twitter seems tantamount to self-sabotage. So it may come as a surprise to hear that The Waiting Drove is closing up shop on these platforms. For the foreseeable future, if you would like to keep abreast of updates and developments you can subscribe to this Blogger page, or submit your email address in the space provided at the top left sidebar. You can also join the mailing list by emailing thewaitingdrove@gmail.com

Most shocking of all is the news that this decision has been made just as page 9 of Ragebomb Hypothesis Part 1 is ready to drop. It's got one of them there visual puns in it. Modern folk like puns.

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).

Fans Rejoice As Comment Embargo Lifted.

Due to the overwhelming feedback from fans wishing to contribute to The Waiting Drove's online community, "post comments" have been enabled on the Home page. Now all we need is some new content to comment on, right? Right??

Readers Confused As Artist Continues To Berate Art.

Brendan experiences the abomination that is Video Art while Robb ponders his very existence in this, the 6th page of Ragebomb Hypothesis Part 1.

The Runaway Freight Train That Is 'Ragebomb Hypothesis'.

Page 5 of Ragebomb Hypothesis Part 1 has been churned out at breakneck speed and is now available for your viewing pleasure. Click on the above tab, dial your expectations down and prepare yourself for another foray into the magical realm of the Art World - it's not nearly as full of pretentious wankers as you might believe it to be.

Page 4 Of 'Ragebomb Hypothesis', Submitted For Your Approval.

Remember that webcomic you used to read? The one with the things? About the people? Now, after a long, disappointing year of waiting hopelessly for new content, page 4 of Ragebomb Hypothesis Part 1 is complete and can be found here. Was it worth the wait? You decide!

Final Post For 2011.

Two pages have been added to Ragebomb Hypothesis Part 1. They look almost exactly like this...

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.

Percolation, Not Procrastination.

Ragebomb Hypothesis is on it's way, I swear. But to tide you over till then, I've gone back and prettied up both Saturday Night and The Artist's Statement, ... again. They can be found by clicking the Shorts tab.