-kicks everyone in the teeth-

Yar, well anything in New England is relatively close :P

Yes! We went to college together, but did we know each other then? Noooo. Cause we are silly like that XP

yea that was kind of lame move on our part, woody haha

Ooh that's cool. I was dragged onto mene by some Gaia obsessed friend >.> Ironically I still lurk here she doesn't ha.

What's a pet name that can be derived from 'Heather'? Dx

Uh...... no idea Zea...


I did Gaia way back when.. that puttered out quickly

I'm not sure either, Zea, but I just Googled it, and... there are Yahoo questions and answers for just about anything, apparently. Not that the answers are any good...

How would you spell the sound Hetaher makes when you take out the 'er'...? :gonk:
Heth?

[Cica] Yes, her nickname shall be Stan :ninja:

What about Heath? Like Heath Ledger.

I'm pretty sure I haven't deleted this mainly because I have old ass items that are worth something. It makes me feel important haha! :P

Just call the pet Mr. Squiggles. Problem solved! Next!! :D

Oh, or Hetty, maybe?

Ooh! Heath or Hetty could work!
Maybe Lee from 'O'Leary'? I still prefer the fore though <3

Erm, I think Hetty is more feminine...

Hetty is definitely more girly sounding.

Yeah, it makes me think of Hedy, a character from the old Millie the Model comics that Marvel used to publish...

Hetty reminds me of Ella Enchanted.

I vote Mr Squiggles

Aah that much be what Hetty reminds me of, I've seen Ele Enchanted a million times. It was bugging me..

(Just to prove I'm not making up Hedy Wolfe...)

I can see it now xD
Samuel: "Calm down, Mr. Squiggles!"
Heather: "But Mr. Doodlebopper, the explosion!"

I'm a closet web comic person myself. I hate it when people start talking old comics cause I cant join in! xP (My instructor was a huge comic guy, he worked for Marvel)

Random I know.

lol, I like it Zea



awww, the Van Goh episode of Dr who is cute

Zea, that dialogue just takes my breath away. XD

Soda, I like webcomics, too. But Marvel comics are fun! (What did your instructor do?) I mostly know about the model characters because they've shown up in some more recent comics by Paul Tobin, who is one of my favorite writers...

I believe he was one of the guys who drew and coloured the frames between the key frames. Apparently only the big names got to draw the most important parts of the comic and they then have a team to do the more minute stuff.. All following a story board of course. I forget which specific comic it was, or if he worked on multiple ones.

Brb going to go raid the fridge, maybe I can find some left over dessert or a microwavable dish.

That's pretty cool though.
I wish I knew more about comics, but I don't I know a few web ones, but I don't follow any well enough. What I know of Marvel and DC and all that comes from shows I saw rather than things I read when I was little.

I was and still am more of a fantasy girl. But, all geekery lies within my realm :P

Soda: Wow. I'm sure there's a term for that, but I... can't remember it. I guess "finisher" just means "inker..." Just the same, that sounds very old school. He probably didn't get credited either, did he? :roll:

Woody, remember that comics are a medium, not a genre. They're not all superhero stories! I think I've suggested Fables to you before, and... behold: The Clockwork Girl. :)

Edit: Oh, wait, they've done an animation? There's an associated comic...

I love the fantasy stuff too. I LOVE watching the dvd only comic book movies (usually animated) they're fantastic to watch.

No he didn't, they don't credit all most all of the artists.I remember Curt said that when you sign a contract to work for X company, all artistic work belongs to them. On time or off. We where studying copywrite issues and he study's this huge copywrite comic book scandle, let me see if I can track down who/what it was. It was really interesting. For some reason I want to say it was the guy who created spawn...