You did work for Firebrand books? That's pretty neat.
The strip came out in late 2001 or early 2002, I think... not sure. The reference was one of those "tip of the nib" comments in the margin.
The website was on Geocities (http://www.geocities.com/radicalcheerleaders/), but some god damn fucking asshole guessed the password one day and I haven't been able to log in since. The woman who actually created the account, and might have some small chance to convince Yahoo! to give her back control of the site, has been living off the grid in rural Florida for years now and I don't know how to contact her. So it's dead, despite being the top Google hit for "radical cheerleaders" to this day. Sigh... it was good while it lasted.
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Date: Wednesday, 2 November 2005 12:35 am (UTC)The strip came out in late 2001 or early 2002, I think... not sure. The reference was one of those "tip of the nib" comments in the margin.
The website was on Geocities (http://www.geocities.com/radicalcheerleaders/), but some god damn fucking asshole guessed the password one day and I haven't been able to log in since. The woman who actually created the account, and might have some small chance to convince Yahoo! to give her back control of the site, has been living off the grid in rural Florida for years now and I don't know how to contact her. So it's dead, despite being the top Google hit for "radical cheerleaders" to this day. Sigh... it was good while it lasted.