Okay, so I've been working pretty hard on some stuff. One of them is a future comic project that's assured the blow your minds. Between that and school-work, I haven't been able to do much of anything, but I'll tell you now, I'm going to try to have something ready for the gallery and soon. I'm going to remake one of my old artworks that has met with great success. I'm sure some of you may be able to guess what it may be. It's rather old, and I'd rather show what I can do now.

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In other news, I've finally seen the Watchmen, and I have to say, it was epic. There were some changes, but I have to say that I think that the changes in no way hurt the story, for the limited amount that were made. About my only problems had to do with the scoring, but even then, it worked pretty well. If you have not watched this movie, GO OUT AND WATCH IT!

Also, I saw the season premier for Transformers Animated, and I have to say, it, too, was epic! Really great way to kick off the season. I can't wait to see more. Not only that, but a great showing of Batman Brave and the Bold. We were finally introduced to The Question. I can't wait to see one of our favorite faceless of Justice return in a hopeful future episode. It would be a crime not to have him.

Amongst other things, I decided to pick up an Issue of Solomon Grundy and Kick Ass. Well, I'm not 100 percent behind Kick Ass, but I did enjoy it. It was issue one that I picked up, so no, I'm not up to date on the story. It was fairly interesting in its attempts to "reinvent" the superhero, but overall, I don't think it's the best thing ever, not by a long shot, but it did a good job of hooking me in. I might pick up more in the future. The real reason I bought it, though, was for the art of one John Romita Jr., who is one of my all time favorite artists. Granted some of my more recent lessons in my life drawing class, I saw things in his technique related to planer development, sideslant, and cross contour, which was an extra kick for me.

Solomon Grundy was pretty nice too. After all, who doesn't love Grundy? He's one of my favorite DC Villains. Sure, he may basically be the Undead Hulk of DC, but he's in no way less awesome to me. The art was pretty good, the story wasn't that bad, and it fed me with a pretty nice story. I can't WAIT to see how the second issue's going to turn out. It looks like it's going to be awesome. Yes, Jet is very excited.

So yeah, I covered on some things. check it out! AND WATCH THE WATCHMEN!

Another thing, I'm still open for commissions. I will have to apologize in advance though, since I hardly have any free time sometimes due to school (I should be working in my Sketchbook as we speak) but I'm definitely up for it. Anyway, enough of that, I'll catch you guys on the flipside!

Cory