Miss LeScum has an interesting style that I dig. I suppose I’m not big enough to be seen as any sort of online art connoisseur, but I feel obligated to mention her. Check out her stuff; you can find her site, here.

Joss Whedon and J.J. Abrams, comin' atcha!

Season 1:
Joss N’ JJ’s Excellent Adventure
Joss N’ JJ Go To the Moon
Joss N’ JJ Meet Frankenstein
Joss N’ JJ Cure Cancer
Joss N’ JJ Have A Baby
Joss N’ JJ: The Swimsuit Special
Joss N’ JJ Meet the President
Joss N’ JJ Find the Plot
Joss N’ JJ and the Dynamic Duo Kill Jeff Loeb
Joss N’ JJ Start a Band
Joss N’ JJ: The Musical
Joss N’ JJ Meet the Harlem Globetrotters
Joss N’ JJ, Awesome Show It’s Canceled!

What further adventures can we look forward to?

It’s just a momentary gag, yeah, but it’d be fun to see if anybody can some up with some real stories to go along with the idea of a buddie-time-cop series that throws references to these guys’ shows.

I’ve just seen the first episode of the second season of Dollhouse. I’m not too fond of it, but I know that these shows follow a pattern. As soon as the “ordinary circumstances” are drawn in the dirt, we can fully enjoy the thrill of it all being thrown off balance, which was every episode of the first season. Awesome. It has its terrible moments, like the pointless memory-disease episode that only served to give a little backstory to Caroline, who is not a character I sympathize with or enjoy watching, and the plot twists involving Paul’s neighbor/girlfriend was such a trivial thing for a character I passionately hate, but it’s all cool. The Alpha and Omega thing was the perfect apology for such painful moments.
I was almost hoping that it might get canceled, just so I could see a movie-length continuation of the thirteenth episode.

I edited a video, made up of recordings from Caitlin’s camera, together about the long search for Captain’s Comics. Follow the URL:

http://my.spill.com/video/the-hectic-misadventures-of

It looks poor quality, because I can’t compress the original video. (I know absolute shit about all of this editing stuff, but I love doing it.)
Let me know what you think – content, story, editing, script, characters, actors, score, special effects, advertising – what can I improve for future features?

Here it is, on the Spill community.

I remember that the summer sun was as filthy and overexposed as the Woodstock documentary footage. Grit in the air snagged on my hairs and fell to my scalp, and in caught in the sweat of the joints in my hand. The sweat on my head layered over dry, sticky sheets of itself, and captured the slightest gust. The heat in my arms and chest from thrashing at the grass. The pain in my heart from moving too fast in the heat. Brush and can in both hands, I worked to see what waited me on the other end of the paper’s transformation. I looked forward to seeing a masterpiece form before my eyes, and found that I’d been fighting the heat and the pain to cover a piece of paper in blue latex. A sheet of light aqua-blue latex.

I put these down, today. I'll get around to giving MF Doom some black and color. I might have to shorten his neck, it looks too long, here, and the hand needs to cover the opening for his mouth, like in the reference I used. I try to stay true to the photographer's work as much as possible.

Guess what. Guess, damn it! You fucker, I said “guess”, so guess you piece o’ shit!
Now that you have, I gotta say, that was pretty stupid. You were nowhere near–
No, I was gonna say “Guess what. Fuck spellcheck!” but I sort’f hammed up the beginning. Whatever. I hate that phrase, “ham up”, by the way, and also “by the way”, so why the fuck do I use them?

I finally cracked open the first volume of Scott Pilgrim, by Brian Lee O’Malley, and I absolutely love it. (The art sort of reminded me of Octopus Pie, but with a little more of a Japanese influence, like most Canadian Artists I’ve found, and humor that I can relate to easier, like most Canadian writers I’ve found.) I’m two volumes from catching up, now, and I’m looking forward to a lot of cool shit, with this new branch of entertainment opened up to me: the future hi jinx of the Canadian freeloader, the possibility of an origin for Ramona, video game related humor that doesn’t copy-paste all of the popular Newgrounds jokes like most people do, and speaking of video games… the game based on the comic itself! Awesome?

Yes.

I think I’ll be fine, this school year. When I head back in, I won’t be detained by reeling emotions surrounding a person who isn’t there anymore, and I won’t be as troubled with other girls, because I think it’s safe to say that my mainstream status at school has diluted over the coarse of the summer vacation. Yes, I’ll be a free man, so to speak, and I’ve been personally assured by a teacher I had in middle school that I’ll be entering two classes she’s teaching for some advanced version of what we so curiously call “social studies”. I hope I remembered correctly, and I also hope that I can enjoy it as much as my previous class covering that tier of education. Meuse was pretty cool, and he actually wanted to teach, instead of repeat, the great thing about all history teachers I’ve had the pleasure of meeting.
Also looking forward to art class. I know people who have problems with Traeger, but they aren’t my problems, and I can only hope for exposure to the most unrelenting of instructors in this field. It’ll probably turn out to be the only thing to fuel me creatively in times of doubt, when before, I had to wait until my hands started grabbing shit and moving on their own. Jeez, sometimes when an idea comes up, it’s down so fast I’ll wonder if I ever did it myself, and sometimes I feel like the idea’s walking over to me, late, because I forgot to pick it up at the airport. I can’t drive!
Nor do I look forward to it.

Was that a pun? Oh, Wally, and a poor one at that! I'll just have to imagine giving him quite a thrashing, like Superman did to Lois, back in the day. I love that writters for comics just had Superman clock guys whenever they thought it'd shock little kids. His shot at Ronald Reagan was priceless. I've been educated on these matters by a site called Superdickery, in case you thought I actually read through terrible Bronze Age comics.

Oh! I forgot that I found some of Wally Wood’s erotic comics. I found Malice in Blunderland to be the most entertaining rendition of Lewis Carol’s story I’ve seen or read so far, despite the appalling inclusion of rape, the sloppy layouts and suffered writing, the love for the book that I know most of my friends have, and how captivating the Russian experimental Alice (found on Netflix) was.

Wait, wait, there’s more space, right here, that I feel the need to fill up.

About the title of this post: I can’t always come up with a clever title, or enough distaste to even care to come up with something suitable. All entries are dated (twelves hours late) and I’d hate to have too many posts without titles, so every now and then I may type in something that has nothing to do with anything.