broke up in early 2007. The Coffee Achievers The Coffee Achievers originally started out as Nothing Nice story arc, but later turned into its own comic as a collaboration with Joe Dunn, from Joe Loves Crappy Movies. The cast is mostly the same as that of Nothing Nice, but with small alterations, and is not considered to take place in the same universe as Nothing Nice To Say. The Coffee Achievers began a working relationship between Clem and Joe Dunn that has now developed into a partnership, with Dunn serving as Clem's go-to colorist for his prolific work creating concert fliers and album art. The two have also expressed plans to eventually team up again for Clem's long-planned post-apocalyptic saga "The Rain Dogs". Publications On February 19, 2008 Mitch announced on his MySpace blog and his Livejournal that Dark Horse Comics would be publishing the long-awaited NN2S book. The book would contain : All Nothing Nice to Say comics from 2006–2007. Over 40 pages of guest strips Mitch has done for other comics (including his month-long stint for Joe and Monkey). Redrawn strips from the early years of NN2S to introduce new readers to the characters. Illustrations separating the different sections of the book. The book was released in October 2008. Mitch has also created original Nothing Nice comics for Razorcake Magazine, and for MySpace Dark Horse Presents, while strips from the web have been reprinted in countless fanzines. Criticism and analysis Nothing Nice To Say was used along with Penny Arcade and American Elf as an example of comics using the web to create "an explosion of diverse genres and styles" in Scott McCloud's book Making Comics References External links www.mitchclem.com/nothingnice (cybersquatted; see archive at archive.org) The Coffee Achievers Mitch Clem's website Mitch Clem on Livejournal American comedy webcomics Dayfree Press Punk comics 2000s webcomics 2010s webcomics 2002 webcomic debuts