



"Never mind the story feel the width".Rum wrote: ↑Mon Mar 11, 2019 4:55 pmYou can be really pathetic when you try to find the right spiteful words, you mean old traitor.
As a matter of actual fact, it was copying Jack Lee’s drawings (the illustrator of many of the early Marvel comics) that taught me to draw and it was that which led me eventually to art school and some years later drawing a daily strip in a couple of newspapers for three years. So yeah - I was an enthusiast.
It was a fun movie.Jason wrote: ↑Mon Mar 11, 2019 5:26 pmSolo: A Star Wars Story
It was alright - seems to mesh somewhat with what I remember reading in the EU about Han's early history. Although I don't remember his last name just being made up by an Imperial recruitment agent. Anyway, it was enjoyable which is more than I can say for The Last Jedi.
Leave him be, Rumertron. Scott is great to have around. He makes me look like a happy-go-lucky cavalier.Rum wrote: ↑Mon Mar 11, 2019 6:07 pmWhat? Now you are just spewing random words.
You are an old man - older than your years would suggest. I’m younger than my years would suggest I would say - in my outlook.So to get you up to speed old timer, it is worth considering the possibility not only of the cultural significance of the super hero phenomenon, but also the way they have introduced a whole new modern mythology, which has gone a long way to replacing old and rather tired myths handed down from the Greeks and before.
You may dismiss such things in your usual offhand and rude manner, but it ain’t just cartoons, even if it isn’t Dostoyevsky either.
You have a good memory for names there Hermie baby.Hermit wrote: ↑Mon Mar 11, 2019 6:14 pmLeave him be, Rumertron. Scott is great to have around. He makes me look like a happy-go-lucky cavalier.Rum wrote: ↑Mon Mar 11, 2019 6:07 pmWhat? Now you are just spewing random words.
You are an old man - older than your years would suggest. I’m younger than my years would suggest I would say - in my outlook.So to get you up to speed old timer, it is worth considering the possibility not only of the cultural significance of the super hero phenomenon, but also the way they have introduced a whole new modern mythology, which has gone a long way to replacing old and rather tired myths handed down from the Greeks and before.
You may dismiss such things in your usual offhand and rude manner, but it ain’t just cartoons, even if it isn’t Dostoyevsky either.![]()
Rum wrote: ↑Mon Mar 11, 2019 6:16 pmYou have a good memory for names there Hermie baby.Hermit wrote: ↑Mon Mar 11, 2019 6:14 pmLeave him be, Rumertron. Scott is great to have around. He makes me look like a happy-go-lucky cavalier.Rum wrote: ↑Mon Mar 11, 2019 6:07 pmWhat? Now you are just spewing random words.
You are an old man - older than your years would suggest. I’m younger than my years would suggest I would say - in my outlook.So to get you up to speed old timer, it is worth considering the possibility not only of the cultural significance of the super hero phenomenon, but also the way they have introduced a whole new modern mythology, which has gone a long way to replacing old and rather tired myths handed down from the Greeks and before.
You may dismiss such things in your usual offhand and rude manner, but it ain’t just cartoons, even if it isn’t Dostoyevsky either.![]()
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You two are great for the complete rubbish you spew out. They are nothing but cartoons but of course some cant see it that way. Bloody crap American cartoons as well.Rum wrote: ↑Mon Mar 11, 2019 6:16 pmYou have a good memory for names there Hermie baby.Hermit wrote: ↑Mon Mar 11, 2019 6:14 pmLeave him be, Rumertron. Scott is great to have around. He makes me look like a happy-go-lucky cavalier.Rum wrote: ↑Mon Mar 11, 2019 6:07 pmWhat? Now you are just spewing random words.
You are an old man - older than your years would suggest. I’m younger than my years would suggest I would say - in my outlook.So to get you up to speed old timer, it is worth considering the possibility not only of the cultural significance of the super hero phenomenon, but also the way they have introduced a whole new modern mythology, which has gone a long way to replacing old and rather tired myths handed down from the Greeks and before.
You may dismiss such things in your usual offhand and rude manner, but it ain’t just cartoons, even if it isn’t Dostoyevsky either.![]()
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That’s it. Get it off your chest. You’ll feel better for it.Scot Dutchy wrote: ↑Mon Mar 11, 2019 6:48 pmYou two are great for the complete rubbish you spew out. They are nothing but cartoons but of course some cant see it that way. Bloody crap American cartoons as well.Rum wrote: ↑Mon Mar 11, 2019 6:16 pmYou have a good memory for names there Hermie baby.Hermit wrote: ↑Mon Mar 11, 2019 6:14 pmLeave him be, Rumertron. Scott is great to have around. He makes me look like a happy-go-lucky cavalier.Rum wrote: ↑Mon Mar 11, 2019 6:07 pmWhat? Now you are just spewing random words.
You are an old man - older than your years would suggest. I’m younger than my years would suggest I would say - in my outlook.So to get you up to speed old timer, it is worth considering the possibility not only of the cultural significance of the super hero phenomenon, but also the way they have introduced a whole new modern mythology, which has gone a long way to replacing old and rather tired myths handed down from the Greeks and before.
You may dismiss such things in your usual offhand and rude manner, but it ain’t just cartoons, even if it isn’t Dostoyevsky either.![]()
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Us two? How did you manage my opinion concerning American cartoons? Marvel comics are complete rubbish to me too. I have never even seen a single movie based on them, of Superman either, and I grew out of liking Walt Disney products before I grew into my teens.Scot Dutchy wrote: ↑Mon Mar 11, 2019 6:48 pmYou two are great for the complete rubbish you spew out. They are nothing but cartoons but of course some cant see it that way. Bloody crap American cartoons as well.
Funny, I used to despise Kirby, having gotten into comics after his heyday in the 60s. I was more into Neal Adams, Barry Windsor-Smith, Michael Kaluta, P. Craig Russell, Jim Steranko, and John Byrne. The problem was that the Kirby I was seeing, from his stint at Marvel in the late 70s, wasn't very good at all. And neither did it agree with my more refined tastes.Rum wrote: ↑Mon Mar 11, 2019 4:55 pmYou can be really pathetic when you try to find the right spiteful words, you mean old traitor.
As a matter of actual fact, it was copying Jack Lee’s drawings (the illustrator of many of the early Marvel comics) that taught me to draw and it was that which led me eventually to art school and some years later drawing a daily strip in a couple of newspapers for three years. So yeah - I was an enthusiast.
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