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Digger's journey comes to an end

Edited as of Sun 8 Apr 2012 - 20:58
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Digger, by Ursula VernonUrsula Vernon's 'Digger of Unnecessarily Complex Tunnels' has completed her 759-page journey. [tip: chelImQo']

For the last six months or so, I have been very focused on finally finishing Digger’s unexpectedly epic journey (some of you undoubtedly remember those first five pages, and my constant refrain that I was just doodling and not to get attached!) but I didn’t actually spend much time thinking about what to say once I did.

I guess the only thing to say is “Thank you!”

Digger won the 2005 Web Cartoonists' Choice Awards for 'Outstanding Black and White Art', and was nominated for 'Outstanding Anthropomorphic Comic' in 2005 and 2007.

Recent strips will be collected and published by Sofawolf Press as vol. 6 in the series.

Read more: Past reviews of Digger from The Webcomic Overlook and Terrouge

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Your rating: None Average: 5 (2 votes)

Now that it is finished... it might at least become easier to organize, and see a begininng and an end. It doesn't feel so heavy now to finally try to read it anymore.

Also, here's to hoping for whatever Ursula does in the future!

Your rating: None Average: 5 (2 votes)

Ursula gave a few more details on her blog:

I am a little sad, but not as crushingly as I expected. Digger has been over in my head for awhile now, and all the various voices had quieted down awhile ago. They’d offer dialog if I poked them, but I was no longer taking dictation in the shower. So it’s a good time to end.

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