WE DID IT! 52 pages of The Monster At My Door and we made it out alive. But Victor's problems have just become...exceptionally worse.

Thank you thank you to EVERYONE who has read this far and shown their support. You really have no idea how much it means to me. I've spent the last year working really hard to take this self-indulgent, decade old idea concocted from my weirdo 17 year-old mind and make this something you could enjoy. So if you've enjoyed any of this so far, please let me know. Your words mean the world to me <3

Now, I've scared you with this news post title lol so let me clarify: 

The Monster At My Door will be taking next week off for the Thanksgiving break (I don't celebrate it, but I get the time off from school so I want the time OFF). 

After next week, new pages will still be posted every Wednesday and Friday here at midnight (PT) until December 17th.

After December 17th, I will be going on hiatus to catch up on pages and catch my breath now that the school semester is over. I'll let you know when the hiatus is anticipated to end...when I figure that out lol. I want to be optimistic but I'm also graduating next semester and have a toddler, so I have to figure out what my page production pipeline will be before I can give you guys an answer on that. I wanna believe I'll be able to give you a date by the last update, but we will see.

When I first plotted out this schedule I figured I'd go on hiatus at the end of this chapter, but I realized that I would lose my mind a little if I didn't give you an idea of where this was going.

So because I love you all so much, and I'm a slave to THE PLOT, we'll be starting Chapter 3 December 1st. We'll get through the first half before the hiatus hits us. And I promise I won't leave you hanging in the middle of a scene or a joke. 

Now that you've read through ALL THIS TEXT, the best way to keep in touch with me while the comic is away is (as always) twitter and instagram.

Happy Thanksgiving to the Americans who celebrate it! (I'm American and don't lol, but I hope you don't think about human organs during your Thanksgiving feast). 

See you in December!