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''Homestuck'' began on [[Arc Number|April 13]]th, 2009, only one month after the end of the highly successful ''[[Problem Sleuth]]''. It rapidly rose in popularity for many reasons, but primarily for its [[Jigsaw Puzzle Plot|intricate]] [[Kudzu Plot|multi-timeline]] [[The End of the World as We Know It|apocalypse-centric]] plot, [[One-Man Army|an insanely fast update schedule]] <ref>it updates with 5.5 pages a day on average; that means a veritable torrent of updates, unless Andrew's [[Animation Bump|making a Flash animation]]</ref>, a [[Art Evolution|visual upgrade]] from the style of ''Problem Sleuth'', the [[Animation Bump|Flash animations and games]] accompanied by [[Homestuck/Music|a massive soundtrack]], and its [[Trope Overdosed|incredibly high trope density]].
The [http://mspaintadventures.wikia.com/wiki/MS_Paint_Adventures_Wiki MS Paint Adventures Wiki] [[The Wiki Rule|is maintained by fans]], and tends to be an invaluable source of assistance when reading ''Homestuck'' for the first time, though the content there should be taken with a grain of salt, as its userbase has a tendency to occasionally post speculation as fact. Hussie used to use Formspring as a means of communicating with readers, but eventually ditched it<ref>for those interested, the content has been archived [http://www.mspaforums.com/showthread.php?42662-Formspring-Archives here</ref>] in favour of [http://mspandrew.tumblr.com his Tumblr account], which
The webcomic is currently in hiatus, as Hussie is working both in the [[Grand Finale]] and in ''[http://hiveswap.com/ Hiveswap]'', a game ambiented in the same universe that was financed vía [[Kickstarter]]. There is also an [[Spin-Off]]/[[Expanded Universe]] webcomic, ''[http://www.paradoxspace.com/ Paradox Space]'', premiered on April 13, 2014, the fifth anniversary of the comic.
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