[Hawk and Teige stroll down a street, past a streetlamp and a dark alleyway. Little blue lights are congregated around the wires strung from the streetlamp. Hawk is carrying a wineskin, Teige a lit cigarette.]

White Noise is on hiatus until Sunday, 12/8/24 at noon PST!

For new readers: White Noise is a longform narrative webcomic about queer monsters that's been running weekly since 2011. Arc 1 is now complete, and follows half-siblings Hawk and Liya, who are separated by violence that seemingly has pit humans against everyone else. Stuck on opposite ends of the conflict--and on different worlds an infinite distance apart--each of them has to reckon with the things they've been told versus the reality they're now seeing with their own eyes. Between anti-monster propaganda, a vast interworld trafficking industry, an isolationist nation going through growing pains, a city-state unable to take in all the refugees that want in, and a reclusive ruler with unclear motives, things are not so simple as one kind against another.

Arc 1 was completed in September 2023, and we are currently in an interlude period before Arc 2 starts (time tbd.) There are a few much shorter standalone stories set in the same universe with the same characters now complete, and the next comic starting on 12/8 will be one of this type. Please feel free to browse the Archives, and the Extras page for even more bits.

To keep up with White Noise:

• Follow on Twitter (update posts only) or Bluesky/Tumblr (includes other art/musings/photos of cats or chickens as well.)
• Follow on Patreon (all Patrons see new pages early, and people who follow for free will also see pages after they go up on the main site here.)
• Subscribe via RSS! Here's a guide to using RSS and a link to the reader I personally use, and my RSS link is next to the Bluesky icon at the top of the page, and below each page between the navigation buttons. You can use RSS to subscribe to almost all your favorite webcomics, blogs, etc! It's a wonderful innovation from the year *checks notes* 1999.

See y'all in December!