Author Archives: Tony Frazier

Note: Items in the illustration are not to scale, but I’m too lazy to change them. Previously: Twain prepared to explain his plan for the cup and the crystal to Digger. Twain shook his head as he pulled the crystal … Continue reading →

Sorry again for this week’s late updates… Previously: Twain has promised to finally reveal his plan to help Digger save the hostage and bring the Cobalt Czar to justice. And now… When Digger woke the next morning, Twain was gone. … Continue reading →

Previously: Digger and Twain have escaped from Caveat’s mansion with the last piece they need to put Twain’s plan into action. And now… To read from the beginning, click here… Jill answered the phone on the fourth ring. “Traveler’s Tavern.” … Continue reading →

So sorry this is so late. Previously: Digger and Twain had just made their escape from Caveat Maledictor’s mansion. And now… “So seriously, no more stalling,” Digger said once they were on the road again. “What’s the plan?” Twain stared … Continue reading →

Previously: Caveat Maledictor, Carpe Noctem, and Biggus Stickus confronted Digger and Twain as they were stealing a special crystal from Caveat’s mansion. And now… “Stop wasting time,” Carpe urged, “and just hit him already.” Digger snapped the Drillers back on. … Continue reading →

Sorry for the missed update. Holiday season and personal difficulties have my mind beaten nearly into submission. Previously: Digger and Twain were trapped in Caveat Maledictor’s mansion while stealing a blue crystal, the final piece to Twain’s plan to help … Continue reading →

Previously: Digger and Twain were trapped in Caveat Maledictor’s mansion in the act of robbing it, while Carpe Noctem hauled a protesting Caveat into the air. And now… Caveat flailed, hanging ten feet in the air, arched backward from the … Continue reading →

Previously: Twain and Digger were interrupted in robbing Caveat Maledictor’s mansion by a mental probe from Deus Ex Machina. And now… “Dude, what happened to you?” Digger asked. Twain was no longer wearing his dark burglar clothes. In the light … Continue reading →