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Apologies, dearest users. That last post didn't make any sense.

Anyhow, just use HTML for your posts on here - 'nuff said.

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Dear CatsandDogs:

Indeed HTML does work on here. Thanks for pointing that out to me. I didn't realize it myself, but now that I do, I'll post it on all our threads so people know to use it when posting.

As for your other question, we are planning on creating a blog section that will feature blogs from me, Tomas, Edgar and Dave when Tomas gets back from vacation. Also,users will be able to start their own blogs on AceHoyle.com; we just need Tomas back so he can design the page.

But I think, yes, you're right. We should probably have some connection between the creator blogs and the comics, say posting the blog posts not only in the blog section but beneath the comics. So we'll have exactly what you expect... eventually. For now, though, you can check out some of our background info on our "The Origins of Ace Hoyle" feature, an interview I did with Lou Boxer for his NoirCon blog and an upcoming Interview with Apollo Fireweaver.

Thanks again, CatsandDogs, for all your help, and thanks also for your fan art of Mr. Falot. That was hilarious!:-)

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Hello Ace Hoyle Creators! Although I'm not much in to poker or online gambling, I am really beginning to like the comic series as the storyline evolves. This is not a complaint, but a suggestion of something that I'd like to see here. On many webcomic sites, the author or artist posts a little blurb or blog along with each installment. I couldn't find these anywhere on Ace Hoyle. I would be really interested (and think many others would too) to hear a sort of behind-the-scenes look at the conception and development of the comic series and each episode. How do they come up with the story arc? What are the references, inspirations? How do the artist and writer work together? I think I remember you once posting a throwaway character drawing of Dolly, it would be really interesting to see maybe a rough draft of the comic's layout, to see how it all comes together. As a hopeful comic creator myself, it would be fantastic to see other artists' methods and intentions, to collect any tips or tricks they feel comfortable giving out. I know lots of other hopefuls in the webcomic community would find this information useful as well. Anyway, keep up the good work guys. Thanks!

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