Updated June 30/2008
Sad & Opressed Bi Teenage Robot Ninja Ghost Girls is my other webcomic. SOBTRNGG is the anti-SZ. Video games, webcomics, movies, clichés, pop culture ripping, shitty art, bad grammar, stereotypes, memes and more more more... this webcomic has it all. Updated randomly whenever I get spare time in between SZ updates and work.
Updated April 23/2008
Vibin' on SZ readership is important to me. Help me get to know you better and tell the contranet how you really feel about SZ...
Updated June 12/2008
Blogumentary buildup of the fist model car I've touched in about 5 years. This kit is the 2004 re-issue of the classic 1/8 scale Monogram/Revell 1965 Corvette Stingray. Updated randomly whenever I get spare time in between SZ updates and work.
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SZ won't fit in my browser. Why is your art so big? Monitor resolutions are constantly increasing, so I figured I'd go a bit bigger than the current standard. This way I won't have to increase the size of my site and art again for a few more years.

Why does SZ art flow across both pages? I've never been a fan of comic books: ads on every other page, shorthand art crammed into tiny panels, exposition out the wazoo and talking heads that never shut up! I wanted to create something new. Big art, solid writing with "less is more" and "don't say it, show it" approaches, not too much wordosity, no boring details and lots of compelling characters in situations I can't predict the outcome to before I turn the page. I hope I'm on the right track.

Why is the SZ story so slow? It really isn't. Take standard comic book panels and blow them up into full page spreads. SZ reads pretty fast without too much wordosity, so it's easy to follow and remember, while still offering great reread value. Nearly 20 characters have been introduced so far and each of them plays/will play an important role. Plus, there's tons of social commentary and subtle stuff going on that are all setups for bigger payoffs later on. SZ will prolly be over 1000 pages once completed, and while SZ isn't for everyone, it hopefully feels less like a webcomic and more like a movie.

Why does SZ update randomly? Don't you have a buffer? Since I first began SZ, I've tried to maintain a buffer, but I've never been able to get more than one page ahead at any given time. Life stuff keeps happening no matter how well I manage my time, leaving me with zero buffer. I'm busy and overcommitted, and each page spread takes so much time to complete that it's simply impossible for me to commit to an official update schedule. Pages get done when they get done.

I want extra SZ content. Gimmee gimmee. Tons of behind-the-scenes extras with commentary, old stuff, sneak previews and more more more can be seen for free when you VOTE for SZ regularly. I change these vote incentives every few days, so you'll always see something koo. Also, every once in a while, I upload decoy homepages featuring koo random stuff. Finally, every Valentine's Day, for one day only, I do my annual "Sarah Zero Valentine's Day Sex Drive": an all-new nudie pic of Sarah as a voting incentive. That's a LOT of extra content!

Is there a SZ Forum? No, and prolly not EVER, but 'cha never know. Forums are a creeyotch to keep clean, updated and well-moderated. If interest runs high, I might start one up again, otherwise... that's it, that's all, that's everything. You can sometimes find me posting in forums over at TWCL, The Gigcast and QuarterPixel.

Supreme exhalted thank yous go out to the following for your undying support. You guys mean the world to me, and your valued interest and presence have made Sarah Zero a far more compelling force than I could have ever dreamed. In no particular order: Kisa Tzudik, Marian and Ian and Erik Marcinkowski, Henrik Dunker, Jonathan Lambert, Dorothy Seefreid, Ian Lie, Juno, Lou Graziani, Franz, Gilmoure, Jeremiah Goldson, Chris and Joseph Brudlos and their Alpha-Rants, Gunnm, Revarien, Hammy-Burgers, Bev, Maniac Wolfman, Lady Yates, Al Schroeder, Snake, Mindless Genius, Tokyo Cab Driver, Pockybot, Wade the Fade, the SA Goons, Ducky at morbidoptimism.com and the squillions of other awesome.con peeps I've met online over the past squillion years since I started this sucker... you've all made me a better person.
The characters, products, websites and events depicted in this graphic novel are 128% ficticious. Any similarity to actual persons, products, websites, corporations or webcomics, living or dead, is purely coincidental.