Damn you, Richard! Damn you!

[memnus]

So, I'm up to 95: Questionable Content, by J. Jaques. Weekdays, full color. Really well drawn but not too fancy, and a lot of commentary on hipness and the flow of culture. Also, deep characters with unresolved issues.

As a comic about adrift 20-somethings, it's also made me think about the future, and where I'll be going from here. I think I want to end up in a city after all, somewhere I'm not reliant on my car, with easy access to a familiar and comfortable group of people. Mudd has been really awesome about that, naturally. Public transportation is a must, naturally - I guess that really plants my choice of cities firmly in the Northeast, if we're staying around here. I'd say Boston, but that might be S*P talking (plus the implication that QC is set in that area (now I want to see a QC/S*P crossover week)). That'd be a bit... something. As of this coming June, the three people genetically closest to me will all have graduated from MIT. I spent a summer at Harvard. That summer I decided it wasn't where I wanted to spend college, but as for after...

I have a lot of thinking to do. Summer work in that area would kick ass.

Tomorrow, then, I finally update my resume.

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Comments

[jibb.livejournal.com]

Thanks for introducing me to QC! And don't you hate it when you finally reach the end of a comics archives and have to stop gobbling it down and wait for it to come out daily (every-other-daily, weekly...)?

[memnus.livejournal.com]

Especially one that's been dragging out a main character's issues for a year.

[dclayh.livejournal.com]

This is why I read all webcomics in quantized units of at least a month.