Been a long time. But back I be. I hope my old readers are still lurking about!

Anecdote is, as I like to put it, the chronicle of the neverending battle between innocence and experience, the two eternally mismatched warriors between whom the wide-eyed, wet-behind-the-ears crowd often find themselves. You know the type—-their ages are in the single digits, they have trouble with shoelaces, and they think you can get pregnant from kissing.

I last updated the strip on this site in July 2012. But I've decided to finish the original run on The Duck. What kind of Ducketeer would I be if I didn't?
I uploaded five at once for now. I'll probably go day by day until I reach the end of the original run, and after that….new horizons. Anecdotal horizons.

Come and check out the comic strip for the congenitally confused, the perpetually perplexed, and the hopelessly hornswoggled.

www.theduckwebcomics.com/anecdote

Check out some more Anecdotal happenings!

In today's three uploads, Eugene the mall Santa ends up being an impromptu employer, little psychology patient Neeka prepares for the worst, and Jaanje the palm reader predicts disaster for poor Tory.

www.theduckwebcomics.com/anecdote

In today's Anecdote, a debate between optimism, pessimism, and “WTF”.

LoL.

I haven't commented on the comic itself but I've been reading it and it's very good.

Was it ever an actual newspaper comic? It has that kind of feel to it. Except that it's actually funny. :)

@irrevenant: Gracias, fellow earthling!
No, it was never a newspaper comic in the usual sense. Though from 2008 to 2014 it was originally published in a weekly community newspaper in Brooklyn where I used to work. So I guess, TECHNICALLY….

In today's Anecdote, Tory gets the attention of someone you never want to be noticed by.

In today's Anecdote, we see how universal loneliness is, and how that helps nothing.

Today on Anecdote, the pot calls the kettle crazy.

The problem with overwork: it can lead to this situation.