Before all-digital video and cable set-top boxes, I remember most cable systems had the 'prevue' channel, which was a rolling listing of the cable channels, with ads and program promos. The display was run with a (modest) Amiga, and at least once I've seen the ol' Guru live on cable broadcast.

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Growing up in the '70s, I was a hardcore Star Wars kid, and Trek was never really on my radar, but then in college I got into watching this "Next Generation" thing, and came around to being a big fan, enjoying lots of the classic media and *some* of the newer works. Didn't affect me at all though. 😎

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In 1996, Eric W. Schwartz (@ericwschwartz.bsky.social) debuted his webcomic "Sabrina Online". The series grew alongside the internet itself, and certainly influenced several artists around the world. In its 30 years, I'd like to thank Eric for sharing his great talent & humor with us! 🎂🦨

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It's kinda hard to believe that Sabrina Online has been going regularly for 30 years (save for a little break around 2016), but here we are. Thanks to everyone out there new & old who have read, enjoyed, and supported Sabrina over all these years! sabrina-online.com #SabrinaOnline #SabrinaOnline30

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To celebrate Sabrina Online being around for 30 Years, I'm hoping to produce some merch over the next year or so. You can make your voice heard on what kind of things you'd like to see. strawpoll.com/wAg3Q3dbdy8 And you can read the comic at sabrina-online.com #SabrinaOnline #SabrinaOnline30

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