Been rather busy lately, trying to finish out kinks in a comic I am working on; Bane of Heroes.

It follows three warriors as they try to find out who has been torturing their lives. The leader of the group is Father Leo, a priest-knight who is being hunted relentlessly. Another member of the group is Aest, a Draken (dragon-man) Chieftan who lost everything after a terrible attack on his village. The final member of the group is Odamaru, a ninja who is being tormented by his past (PTSD), and uses drugs to keep himself sane.

Expect to see several sketches of the main characters and enemies in days to come.

In other news, I saw 'Man of the Year' recently, and geez, what a let down. You'd think with big names like Robin Williams, Lewis Black, and Christopher Walken, it'd be good. A Shakespeare play doesn't have has much drama as this movie, which I thought would be a comedy. I almost fell asleep during the movie; it was literally that bad.

Also, I got Splinter Cell: Double Agent recently, which is basically a multi-player game with a single player campaign shoved into it. You will find yourself in the JBA headquarters more that half the time, doing tedious tasks. The ending was a dissapointment as well. They took out single-player co-op for system-link and X-Box live co-op, and it isn't even for the storyline, but for missions against computers to steal data. If you don't have X-Box live, or another friend with a 360, then the multiplayer part of the game (Which is more than half of the game) will be a complete waste. I regret spending sixty dollars on it. If you want Double Agent, save your money, or rent it. Buy something like Gears of War instead, if you have a 360. Guitar Hero II is also something worth investing into instead of Double Agent.