Who me?: Matt Bahr, befuddled and confounded by why Katydid might have an issue with him. He just wanted to find out in good faith. You don't need to go on stream with her, I can shed some light on why she might not care for your company:

YouTube reviews KatyDid's video and reverses the strike on her channel.

A video surfaces supporting DarkGift and Mike S. Miller's version of events regarding the Scholastic incident. In the video, Liam Gray states that he said, "Yeah, sure...sure...sure...sure" when MSM asked "Is this you?" (Video reuploaded, but credit for find to @gprimacado)

YellowFlash weighs in on Liam Gray being a false flagger and taking advantage of his artists.

Eric July and The Rippaverse address an error in Zalen #1. EJ states that it is the result of a layout issue that his art directors had caught, but were assured it would not be an issue. He offers to fully refund the book on return or 60% off a next order with no limit.

The recent Zalen misprint is considered minor by some, but has caused others to revisit the BloodRuth 2-page spread. Eric July reiterates that it was, in fact, a creative decision and not a misprint. He later reposts his reply on his X.

Matt Bahr is accused of being a racist by Keemstar after uttering a racial slur and anti-immigrant sentiments. He is also permanently banned.

The vestiges of what was once WC are scrambling to run cover for Matt Bahr as he doubles and triples down on his commentary. Bahr, recently losing what many consider a golden ticket handed to him by Keemstar by making racist remarks.

Eric July clarifies the Rippaverse return policy after some confusion arises. He states that the policy on the website is for returns of merchandise that isn't the fault of the Rippaverse. As the return of Zalen qualifies as the RV's responsibility, they cover the shipping.

Yanzi Lin's comments on the policies regarding return shipping for the Zalen book has ignited a firestorm of criticism from fans of the Rippaverse. Edwin Boyette now claiming that Comicsgate in general is mistreating customers and fans more than mainstream does.

Battle of the bulge(s): A little early for Memorial Day, YellowFlash provides commentary on fitness at the expense of one Ethan Van Sciver.

Vito implies that some profiteering was predicted by Dick Masterson regarding YellowFlash's Mighty Golden Patriot. Some might recall a war profiteering charge being levelled by Ethan Van Sciver against Doug TenNapel for his "Send Copies of My Book to the Troops" tier on IGG.

The next Rippasend collaboration is announced, it is Deathshroud by Chad Larsson. Deathshroud, a project that I was following when it launched, was originally funded on Indiegogo at $31K USD.

Edwin Boyette weighs in on the debate of product vs. quality art in comics and the morality of just selling "product" for money. He states that he doesn't find CyberFrog to be a great book and he would have been disappointed if he had actually paid for the entertainment.