My own self

That looked like an awesome webcomic. If I had the time to keep up with the ones I'm already following and then some, I'd try to read it, but alas... :|

It's almost done, so, it's not like you're committing for long if you try it out.

Bookmarked it, so at least I'll have a chance of remembering it if I have a day with little or nothing to do.

That's how I caught up with it. That, and through procrastination on things I DID have to do. It's a fairly strict interpretation of the original, if my memory of said original serves, with an interesting and added focus on Odysseus being a human rebel of the mortal mind against the divine rule of determinism and godly whims. This as an added red thread gives the story - at least for me - all sorts of interesting undertones. It also helps that the art and the writing are both subtly but consistently clever and funny without decreasing the epic and impressive.

Анонімний writes: I opine that to get the loans from banks you ought to have a good motivation. However, one time I've received a auto loan, because I was willing to buy a car.

Oh WOW. You were WILLING to buy a car, as in, you did not WANT to, but you COULD, in RETURN for something. And what you got in return was a loan of money WITH WHICH TO BUY SAID CAR?


Yours is a game most deep and ingenious, and I am sure the banks shudder at your very approach.

Анонімний writes: Buildings are expensive and not everybody is able to buy it. Nevertheless, loan was invented to aid different people in such hard situations.

Loki writes: It's kind of shocking how cynical and naïve that managed to be all at the same time. Also "buildingS" are not an "it", Mr. Spambot.

Анонімний writes: When you're in the corner and have got no cash to move out from that, you will have to take the business loans. Because that will aid you definitely. I take term loan every year and feel myself OK because of this.

Wow, you really do like those loans, don't you?