Professor Wraith!
I tend to date as I'm experienced with plus, do you say "It's the fourth of december, or december fourth?" more commonly? I think that's also why it makes the most sense to me; but of course all forms are valid.
Nerd.
Professor Wraith!
I tend to date as I'm experienced with plus, do you say "It's the fourth of december, or december fourth?" more commonly? I think that's also why it makes the most sense to me; but of course all forms are valid.
The X-Men movies are like the Simpsons of superhero movies. They were groundbreaking a couple of decades ago, but now they just kind of hang around without any real reaction from audiences beyond "Oh yeah, they're still making that. Huh."
Already got a second season app mostly finished. Been a good while since I wrote first person so this is a good way to knock the rust off.
Being outside of the US, comics for me were all Phantom/Tintin/Asterix until late high school.
Something a bit different.
As a kid, growing up who was your favourite Superhero(es)?
I'm sorry but for me:
For anyone to claim they aren't Superheroes... they have secret identities, have an arch nemesis with mind control powers and go around the world using advanced technology to save people.
I wasn't exposed to a lot of Superhero culture as a kid, no comic book stores near me. I can't remember ever actually watching Spider-Man on TV for years and years. These were the heroes I grew up with, something with the spaceships/rockets and the way they operated always interested me.
I guess child me was destined to become a nerd.
<Snipped quote by Superboy>
<Snipped quote by Divine Darkness>
Booo!
Booo!
