Along with finally wrapping Wand Thief–one should never go on hiatus one strip into a new arc–we quietly worked on the aforementioned new projects offline, and you will see them in due course.  Testing Day, is a story set in the world of PostScript, but one that breaks free of our traditional format. Testing Day is simultaneously the final PostScript story posted here online, and the first of the larger PostScript stories we will tell.  You will notice a significantly different format relative to previous PostScript strips, but we are confident you will like them.  Testing Day is but a taste of our future plans. You can expect further projects with greater narrative and visual complexity than the online strip format allows.  They will not all be in the PostScript universe, they will not all be comics or picture books, and they will not all be funny, but they will be stories we hope you will enjoy.  We know we will enjoy them.

From here, we will maintain this site.  As we release new projects, we will let you know about them here, our Facebook page, Instagram, or via Graham and Neal’s Twitter feeds.  Despite our new direction, we are very proud of the strips that we produced over the years. It was fun, and we learned a lot. We hope you had fun, too.

You can also purchase the Seventh PostScript Collection online.  Whoo!  Like all the other PostScript books, this one is a beautifully printed, full-colour masterpiece.  Book 7 features Testing Day, and collects the final PostScript strips for your something-physical, support-the-creators, take-to-a-deserted-island, read-post-apocalypse book collection.  If you have the rest of the books, this is the time to complete your set, you diligent completest you.  If you have none yet, this is the time to get ’em all!

You can also pick up some of our wonderful prints in the store.  We’re pretty proud of them.

We hope you either enjoyed PostScript over the years, or that you just found us and that you will enjoy a deep dive into our archive.  Either way, thank you, take care of yourself, and stay funny, friend.

– Graham and Neal