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SQristmasFirst, off don't think I've fallen under the spell of the American Christmas cheer... well, maybe a little bit, but that's beside the point. This image is just a sample of what you may find if you click here, or on the SuzieQ link in the new floating sidebar I've instaled!
This artwork is by a Bosnian of all people, Filip Andronik, who's been doing design and comic book work for some time, and he claims, has the first Bosnian comic book web page.
Now if you're easily offended or have a weak heart, don't click on those links I mentioned above!!! There's some explicit (over 18) content, but the beauty of it all should interest people of all ages and sexes. :)
There's also his full (non-explicit) online comic that is just waiting to be published, so hurry and see it here before it's taken down.
Now for the rest of the news. As some of you may have observes, Round2Create is no longer the only adress you can find me with . Thanks to FreeDomain.co.nr (a link also available in the floating sidebar) now my page looks more professional with a more adequate name - http://r2cu.co.nr/. This is the last time I'll be changing the name, so I'm sorry for any and all inconvinience. Thank you to Jurica for the idea, and a link to his website (in Croatian, with a just started comic) is also in the sidebar.
For all of you who're wondering what Lavirint means (also in the sidebar), it's "labyrinth" in Serbian. :) It's a small publishing company I'm proud to say I did some work for, and for now they've concentrated on publishing comic book from an american company, Image Comics. I'll probably talk about them a little more later, just wanted to emphasise their presence in the floating sidebar. :P
And in the end, the floating sidebar. Big thanks goes to Roy Whittle (http://www.javascript-fx.com/), who made this script available at http://www.dynamicdrive.com/, and to me who adapted it with so much hard work. :)
So many links today, and so much diverse content in today's post. It's very important to mention that I'm finishing the look of the website, so if you have any complaints and suggestions this is the time to give them. All the people I have links of in the sidebars are invited to send me new logo's that will look better then the existing ones or if I don't have any at all.
See you soon.

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