I have to say, first and foremost: I am really, really proud of this!  Sally Spider was the first thing I ever really drew.  She's come a long way from an attempt to test my own ability. 
I'm not going to bore you with a bunch of craptastic details about how I enjoyed or didn't enjoy putting together my first comic.  Because here's the truth: I don't care if I suffered massive bodily trauma!  Putting this thing together, getting to toss it up on the internet and carve a little niche for myself in the artistic world was worth anything it put me through.  I hear that when women give birth, they forget the pains of labor the instant they hold their baby for the first time.  I think this was a lot like that, and I am definitely a happy parent.  Looking forward to the weeks ahead!  I'm sure I'll hate myself for this later, but what parent doesn't want to strangle their kid every now and again, right?

Whoa...  I've been an avid reader of webcomics for a while, now.  When Sally and I sat down and really decided to make our own, I was SO happy!  ...Then I realized that even my stick figures look like motorcycle-crash victims...  I was worried that might hinder the whole non-sprite nature of our comic.  But HA!  I'll prove to you ALL that inking is more than tracing!!!  ^.^  ................By the way...  Even if she is a spider in the comic, tracing my sister's boobs is just WEIRD! >.<***