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Since I'm starting to fade out of the manga and anime stages of my life, I think I'm actually looking for something to occupy my time. I haven't been reading any new bio's yet or I haven't really thought of them. I really want to read something. So I spent some time thinking. I ended up developing an urge to start reading Marvel comics. I don't know why, but I'm actually thinking of getting into American comics. Things like " Avengers" I think that's what it's called, "Hulk", just some type of comics. I'm very bored.
Now, I do think I would try to get into it. I know the art would bother me a little, but I'd get over it. I know that it doesn't mean the world would end, I know I would get over it. Then I would be so used to it that then manga art would bother me. I think that I could become used to it that Anime/Manga art would become a little weird on the art side. I do actually get tired of the huge eyes and the un-proportioned sizes that are used in manga and Anime. he hole 'shota' and 'androgynous' look they seem to have. Yeah sure, I love me some hair on their heads, but not have them all like "IT'S A TRAP". I don't like that.
So now, I am considering on getting into Marvel and any other comics that might be out there. So, I'm just going to start off simple and go from there. I'm just a little sick of Anime and Manga. It's now filled with retards, obsessive-borderline-insane-lunatic fan-girls, trolls, Twilight fans wanting an anime of it, and other weird people. I'll occasional go there, but it's rarely now. I'm just not into it anymore.
Tomorrow on PBS, I'll be watching "Ed Sullivan" and all of the performances that has ever been on there. I'm mostly, naturally, interested in the Stones that appeared on there. I'll be on the look out. Screw football and wrestling, I'm going for the Stones which are obviously more superior to football. Plus, A&E is showing many "Criminal Minds" episodes. I'm like, so freaking happy of that. Now, I can watch it and be all "Oh look, Reid's getting traumatized/beaten/held hostage/kidnapped again. Let's watch..." So now, I think I'll be having some smooth sailing now.
Currently listening to "Love In Vain" by Robert Johnson, performed by The Rolling Stones in 1972.
