While cleaning out the garage, I found another stack of strips at the bottom of a box filled with unrelated stuff. They’re from 2007 and 2008, including Millie’s dream countdown and the Zen Party presidential debate storyline. If you’ve wanted the original art of a strip from that period, you may want to have a look through the archive to see if it’s now marked as available. As always, contact omoriginals@gull.us for purchasing information.
I have finally finished cataloging all the remaining strip originals. The descriptions should now be accurate as to which are still available, and their condition. If you’re interested in purchasing a specific strip, the details are at https://ozyandmillie.org/original-artwork-information/.
Due to a few interrelated issues — mainly WordPress security updates, and ComicPress being abandoned and replaced by Comics Easel — I had to do a quick hack-and-slash update on the site. All the strips are still there, but the storyline and calendar archives aren’t currently available. Sorry about that.
My friends at Andrews McMeel Publishing will do anything to make me happy, apparently. Or maybe they just think “Ozy and Millie” is good!
It’s full color, and the same format as the “Phoebe and Her Unicorn” books. I chose strips that I thought would be a good introduction to the strip and what it is for new readers, but I hope longtime readers will have just as much fun with these. I had fun collecting them–I actually laughed out loud, rereading these. Good job, young me!
Hi, folks.
Just letting you know that I just completed moving the site to new hosting. This will hopefully add a bit more reliability once I get the kinks worked out.
I have dealt with a large backlog of comments from first-time commenters (these go in the moderation queue, which I hadn’t checked in a while.) Due to the timing issues involved in DNS changes, there may be comments from the past week or so that have gone missing. Sorry about that.
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