I still have two poster packages such as this one lying around in my room (This photo was taken by our reader Blitz if I remember correctly):

The following readers may claim one of them by sending their address details to novil@gmx.de:

• AckAckAck
• Someone
• tahrey
• kai

The following readers received one, free of any charge, for writing thoughtful comments and/or supporting our comic in an exceptional way:

• AmbiValent aka Ambi (interview)
• Blitz aka Blitzkrieg1701 (interview)
• Crestlinger
• DaB
• Deko (interview)
• ekimmak (interview)
• Foogod
• frank
• Garrett Williams (interview will be posted this month)
• Greenwood Goat (interview will be posted this month)
• illeatyourself (interview)
• Iron Ed (interview)
• MAT (interview)
• Moatl (interview)
• Petah-Petah (interview)
• R.J.R (interview)
• Sara (interview)
• Satsuoni (interview will be posted this month)
• Strife
• Thomas G. (interview)
• Thomas V.
• Willie O’ Brien aka Birone (interview)

From 29 August 2014 to 24 January 2015, the following five polls ran on Sandra and Woo. All of them received over 2,500 votes and it’s time to present the results.

Poll from 29 August 2014:

PC Master Race reporting in!

Poll from 29 August 2014:

Our readers do not often go to the cinema. Only 6% go to the cinema more than a dozen times per year. I also prefer watching movies on my large TV set now where I don’t have to watch any ads and I can be sure that there’s no one ruining the movie by constantly talking or something like that.

Poll from 29 August 2014:

Interestingly, the result of this poll seems to clash a bit with the result of the previous one. Although many of our readers don’t go to the cinema very often, they still like the experience.

Poll from 3 November 2014:

Now, this bunch of story arcs surely contained some controversial material. Well, the story featuring Butterfly didn’t actually contain offensive material, but generally many comic readers don’t like it when a long story arc is focused on a minor character and the main characters don’t appear at all for several weeks. I’m not surprised that Larisa’s story received the most votes, but I am a little surprised that the Cinderella story arc only received 5% of the votes. I think it was a funny and innovative story.

Poll from 3 November 2014:

The result of this poll is interesting. “Medium rare” received 28% of the votes, “Medium well done” received 15% of the votes, but “Medium” reveived only 14% of the votes. I like my steaks “medium rare” as well if the quality of the meat is really good. But I had to experience that there’s a good chance that they just turn out too raw for my taste if I order them like that, so I usually order them “medium”.

There are now five new polls that appear randomly in the right sidebar:

• Do you generally prefer comedy webcomics or story webcomics?
• Which way do you find most new webcomics that you read (semi-)regularly?
• Did you prefer the American pic or the Russian pic in December’s strip “Propaganda” featuring Larisa?
• Harry Potter should have married […]?
• Which is your favorite type of media?

Yesterday, our reader Raven posted fresh news about Butterfly’s current whereabouts in the comment section of the last blog post:

Our reader Elyk6546 on the other hand recreated the famous watercolor painting of Calvin and Hobbes sitting on a tree in fall with Sandra and Woo:

Here is a diagram that shows how often the main and supporting characters of Sandra and Woo appeared each year. Note that there were only 20 strips in 2008. There were 18 strips that only featured Butterfly at the beginning of the year which particularly reduced the number of appearances of Sandra and Woo.

You can click on the image for a larger version.

Number of new strips per year:

• 2008: 20
• 2009: 105
• 2010: 107
• 2011: 106
• 2012: 104
• 2013: 100
• 2014: 104

In a few hours the new strip should be ready. And I can already promise that it’ll look amazing!