Abúi's Travels is my latest project here on ComicFury. It contains the interdimensional, inter-comic adventures of the faerie Abúi from Rogues of Clwyd-Rhan, or at least those that I wrote and drew myself. It's currently running the story "Incognito" in which Abúi enters the universe of The Bare-Pit, which I wrote and drew as a guest series for that comic in 2006. Starting next Monday, the site will run a new storyline, in which Abúi goes to the strange world of Tyrion.

Both stories will be about 10 pages. I don't know if I want to do any new ones afterwards, but I wanted to have Abúi's adventures separated from the Rogues of Clwyd-Rhan archives. Both stories have the same combination of humour, whimsy and nudity as Spun Off but fewer Goblin boners. This may be a relief to some and a disappointment to others.

Spun Off will return on September 3 as planned. The bad news is that the schedule will be cut to one comic a week, updating on Mondays. Ever since I launched Spun Off here on ComicFury in May, I've been able to produce one comic a week on average, so any more than that will lead to my buffer being eaten up and result in further interruptions in the schedule.

If you want a daily fix of my work, please follow the Rogues of Clwyd-Rhan reruns here on ComicFury. Also, there'll be a short-run project coming up pretty soon here on a new ComicFury website, as part of something known as the Crossover and Cameo Caper. This will consist of a rerun of 10 episodes drawn in 2006, plus a new 10-page vignette leading into the Caper proper. Naked faeries will be involved. The organiser of the Caper has talked about hosting all the comics that are featured on another ComicFury site as well, so it'll be easier to follow than previous editions of the Caper. There'll be more news about that when I'm ready.

Spun Off is taking a few weeks off to recharge. We'll be back on September 3, probably with a slower update schedule. Sorry to spring this on you, but there are unforeseen matters I have to attend to.

Portrait of Neive from 2010. The basic pose was used for her cast portrait two years later.

Rear view of Neive, drawn during early development, probably 2009.