Well, this is it! The final strip! Hard to believe this is the last time I’ll be spending my Tuesday nights trying to craft a new adventure for these little guys, but it looks like they don’t need me anymore anyways.

I do sincerely appreciate the time you’ve chosen to spend here. If you don’t want the magic to end, then please consider following my work at Cowboy Jedi and Eye-Level Entertainment.

And remember moving on isn’t always a bad thing. (Language warning on that link there.)

Next stop… strip 200… the final strip!

To celebrate the ending of Rat Tangent, I’ll be posting a bit of a self-indulgent retrospective. I’ve culled the entire run down to ten of my favorite strips and will be posting one a day for the next ten days. It wasn’t easy picking out only ten, so I’ll let you know why these ones really stick out as the best of the best.

I know it’s not funny if I have to explain it to you, but if you don’t get this punchline you owe it to yourself to watch this. I tried to embed it here, but the man shut me down again.

We love great animation and cartoons around here AND we love interesting ideas. The RSA seems to be doing both. They take interesting lectures and then illustrate them on a white board. Here’s one for you to check out…

Happy Thanksgiving all!

If anyone wants to use the title of this strip as the title of a song go ahead! Send us a link when you get it done.

In other news, our sibling strip, Cowboy Jedi, has beaten us to that 200 strip milestone! Go send them some page hits!

I know it’s a couple weeks late this year, but a spooky themed strip rises from the grave again. if you want to see some of the older Halloween strips shambling around Rat Tangent, you can look here, here, or, if you dare, here.

Of course, maybe we shouldn’t be worried about the zombies taking over the world. It might just be an army of these little dudes.

Watch the full episode. See more Wired Science.

I’ve been wanting to do a casual group shot of the gang for a while. The title is a reference to the little blurb that showed up at the end of The X-Files. It would show a logo for 10:13 productions and then some little kid voice over would say, “I made this!”. I always liked it for some reason…