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BG:  I gotcha. I think it’s probably like in my case when I’ve received criticism for any of my
writing and my father just stands off to the side, and he is pretty much hands off as far as the
criticism goes, but if it’s a personal attack then he takes it a little more personally. I want to go
ahead and wrap up because I don’t want to take up too much of your time. I think the one
question that a lot of your readers want to know is can we expect to see Scratch Fury running
for President in 2012?

Scott:  OOH, I could have him run for 2008!  That’s a good idea…

BG:  Now you have to come up with what platform he would run on.

Scott:  Oh, I gotta think about this, that’s a good idea. Talk about taking ideas from readers…  
It’s my idea!  I had it already!

BG:  Well, just give us a blurb on your site if you include it. *laughing*  Scott, I want to thank
you, and is there anything you would like to say to starting individuals and artists, anything
you want to get off your chest or give some advice about?

Scott:  Buy our book “How to Make Webcomics” in a month when it’s out. You can find it from
Image Comics and all of your finer bookstores and comic book shops. Everything I can ever
say about that topic is in that book.

BG:  Awesome. We’ll definitely be looking for that.
If you haven’t seen Scott’s strip at www.pvponline.com, where the hell have you been for the
last ten years?  Check it out and tell Scott the Busy Gamers sent you. Also make sure to
check the collaborative book effort from Scott, Dave Kellet (
www.sheldoncomics.com), Brad
Guigar (
www.evil-comic.com), and Kris Straub (www.starslip.com). It’s called “How to Make
Webcomics” and it’s filled with cooking recipes.
Or it could be exactly what the title says it is. Either way, it’s on sale now at your finer comic
book shops and online book retailers.

Grits – End of Line
BG Gritz and Scott Kurtz @ Staple 08 - Austin Texas