“So, You Want to be a Super-villain?” — Fall, 2001

A guy named Peter Willis is going through a midlife crisis. An old inventor friend of his has died and leaves him his invention, a belt that gives its wearer Tornado powers. Willis is distraught and somewhat drunk, and makes the rather unconventional leap of deciding it’s a sign that he must become a superContinue reading ““So, You Want to be a Super-villain?” — Fall, 2001″

“The Door” — spring, 2001

One day, some 20 or 25 years ago, while watching tv, a lame auto insurance commercial appeared on screen. It must have been “Lincoln Insurance” or some such place because after showing black and white footage of old cars crashing into each other, the disembodied head of Abe Lincoln popped up in the corner ofContinue reading ““The Door” — spring, 2001″

Doctor Who Recommendations- The Matt Smith era

The youngest actor ever to play the Doctor, Smith was too young to have watched the classic show but when doing his homework after getting the part, he fell in love with Troughton’s portrayal in Tomb of the Cybermen. 1)The Eleventh Hour is a bold entrance for the new Doctor and Smith is in fineContinue reading “Doctor Who Recommendations- The Matt Smith era”

Steve Steel, Epoch – Spring, 2000

Maybe I’ll chalk this one up to watching a lot of so so Hercules movies on Mystery Science Theater 3000. Hercules always seemed like a fun loving guy who didn’t know his own strength and got into some crazy adventures. I decided to create a demigod called Steve Steel — basically, a combination of theContinue reading “Steve Steel, Epoch – Spring, 2000”

Half a year down, half a year to go.

That first half wasn’t so hard (or entertaining), was it? So far, so good in this experiment where I post up a blog for 366 days straight.  Once again, this was basically me just relating pretty much everything in one way or another about me. But I find that I’ve related most of my stories,Continue reading “Half a year down, half a year to go.”

The Mad Max Quadrology, or- “How to Make an Interesting Car Chase”

A million years ago, when Mel Gibson was an unknown, before eventually being hated, he made a low budget flick straight outta Australia (former prison continent), called Mad Max. It was a decent film but I barely remember any of it.  Max had a wife and child who were brutally run down by a bikerContinue reading “The Mad Max Quadrology, or- “How to Make an Interesting Car Chase””

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