To help readers who are new to the strip, or don't read it on a regular basis,I've added this " related strips section " .

As always, I believe new readers should start at the beginning.

Wombat first put on his super hero suit in; strip 33, strip 34, strip 35, strip 36, strip 37 and strip 38.

Strips leading into this one include; strip 149, strip 150, strip 151, strip 152, strip 153, strip 154, strip 155,
strip 156, strip 157 and strip 158.

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And with this strip we wrap up the Wom-Bot's story line...for now. Evidently though, he is still in one piece, so it is possible to bring him back in the future. Whether or not he'll be good or evil...I don't know.

So with this story line wrapped up I'm going to be taking a little break. Hopefully just a couple of weeks, but I'm not sure at the moment. I do plan to continue doing the strip in the long run, I enjoy doing it and I think it has helped me improve as both an artist and a story teller over the past few years. But there are a couple new projects I have going that could benefit from the time and energy I usually use creating the strip every week. One of these being the book, Yes I'm still working on putting together a print collection of the strips. This will most likely be the last storyline in the book (though there may be a couple never before seen strips in there too), and there's quite a bit of supplemental material I'd like to put together for it as well. Again, hopefully this break will be fairly short, but for now, just consider this the season finally and I'm on summer hiatus.

The best way to know when the strip resumes/the book becomes available is to "like" the wombat comic on Facebook. And like I said, I'll be working on supplementals for the book, so who knows what little things will be posted there in the interim.

Also in the meantime, if you're looking for something to fill the void left in your life be the lack of Wombat, I highly recommend you check out the links page. There are several very good web-comics listed there all of which I read fairly regularly myself (warning: not all links may be age and/or work appropriate).