The primary reason Gotthammer got built was a webcomic I'd been working on for the Gathering based on the story of Joshua and Caleb as part of our Lent media for 2002. When Lent was over, Joshua and Caleb took up residence here at Gotthammer and I built the rest of the site so there'd be potential for expansion. As it turned out, my writing became more popular than my art and that's where the focus of the site has been since 2003. I still putter away at Josh and Caleb and I still sketch and doodle, but art takes a backseat to writing currently.

I've taken down the main gallery to work on rebuilding it; it was a reflection of my experimentations with digital coloring and photomanipulations. It did not represent my best work, just the work I did in the years since Gotthammer went active. So in the next few months I'll be replacing the old art with a gallery of my best work, reflecting the entire body of my artwork over the years.

In the meantime, I'll have Joshua and Caleb here to keep you all company, and I promise...it'll be done by March, the fourth anniversary of the site and of the webcomic. Wow. Only 4 years to produce what will be 50 pages of sequential art. Is there a record for slowest webcomic in the universe?

Ah well. At least it's going to be finished. Unlike some comics...like Battle Chasers (coughs into his hand). Joe Mad...get off your ass and finish that thing already!