People you have NO IDEA how long this joke has been percolating. I think I came up with it months ago - on Twitter, naturally.

I don't know why, but the term "retweeted" also kind of had this ominous tone to me. This, despite the fact that I seem to spend an inordinate amount of time coming up with pithy one-liners to achieve exactly that designation.

But, y'know, think about it. Big, booming voice like James Earl Jones bellowing at you - "YOU'VE BEEN RETWEETED!" It would kind of shake you up a little, wouldn't it?

Something else I'll tell you, figuring out the logo for this fake movie took a lot longer than I thought it would! I guess I'm a stickler for these things. Although, in retrospect, a Twitter bird in a pool of blood is maybe a little on the nose.

And by the way, I'm completely aware of the anachronism of having a girl talk into an phone with a cord on it when I'm proselytizing for a horror movie about technology.

Not much else to say about the comic except that I hope you enjoyed it. But I will bring a couple of other issue to the fore:

1. I introduced a couple of new features to the comment area including giving you the ability to give a thumbs up/thumbs down to comments AND uploading images or files into the comment thread. Hopefully this will help promote greater conversation with the comics. Let me know how that works out for you!
2. I wanted to remind everyone that you can now buy prints of your favorite Theater Hopper comics. Just look for the "Buy Print" button in the comic navigation to submit your order. All comics are printed on 8.5 x 11" cardstock and are signed by me. For $5.00 you can have a piece of Theater Hopper mailed to you in a re-enforced envelope. It's a pretty good deal!
3. Lastly, there's a conversation happening on the Theater Hopper Facebook page that I would like you to participate in. Recently, I got the wild idea to do a children's book about manners at the movie theater. This project would likely use Theater Hopper characters in a different context and I think the idea has legs. The twist is that the kid already knows how to behave, but comments on the things ADULTS do that are inconsiderate. At any rate, I'd like your feedback on it and if you're not following Theater Hopper on Facebook, maybe gimme a little "Like" action. We're 6 followers away from 1,000 and I'd like to pass that mark sometime before I die. You could be a part of history!

Anyway, that's all I have for right now. Thanks for checking out the comic. Don't forget the ShareThis plug in at the bottom of the blog to share the comic through your social networks! Facebook it, Twitter it, Google+ it - Heck! Even e-mail it! Everything you do to spread the word helps.

Have a great week everyone!