Busy Week

Okay, so maybe I just forgot about The Monday Question yesterday. I am keeping busy though. Just with college work instead of blogging. I may end up having throttle back on posts to improve quality and so I actually have a chance to proof-read before I post.

Yes, I know I should do it. Part of the problem is I procrastinate a lot. The other part is that I don't have enough time even when I'm being diligent. That is if you leave out the part where I just don't proof-read. So, yeah, reading before I post is going to be a big thing in the future.

Monday Story Post

God, did I have a pathetic amount of postings last week. My excuse is just as pathetic, so I don't think I'll even bother talking about it, and just ask for your forgiveness. Also, without further ado, here is the next installment of Camaboise.

Now, to solve the problem. One of the reasons I have been having so much trouble getting out new stories every week is that I'm starting not to like writing Camaboise stuff. I could go on and on and on, but I would like to know this: do you actually like it? If you do, or don't care either way, I will put all my effort into finishing it. If you don't, please respond in the comments section. Either way, I plan one more installment while you decide. Voting closes Friday.

Tuesday Update

These past few weeks were unacceptable, weren't they?  I have lost loyal readers, (at least, I think I have) and rightly so. I did not follow up on content. I did not give what I had specifically said I would. I tried to work around it, but it still wasn't what you wanted.

However, you will get something this week. It may not be exactly what you want, but I hope it is enough. Maybe at some point I will re-evaluate my ability to produce content. Until then, I hope you will still read my stuff.

Another Apology

I am sorry, but posting a story today is just not happening. I can barely screen-suck, in order to give you an idea of how sick I am. There will be something for you next week. I promise.

In the mean time, how about an analysis of Stan Lee's work that will probably prevent me from ever working at Marvel?

I take it from the rotten tomatoes, boos and jeerings that you're all fans of silver age comics. For those of you who aren't, please go out and read his stuff before taking my upstart, rascal opinion to heart.

For those of you who don't have any idea who Stan Lee is, he is the man who created such American superhero comics Thor, Iron Man, Spider Man, The X-Men, and many other characters. He was a bold, visionary man who did so much for comic books. His characters and themes have usually stood the test of time. Even some of the things that seemed like mistakes at the time, usually came back. For example, the X-Men were originally considered a fail.

However, I can't stand reading his comics. Maybe I'd have liked them better if I was born at the time, but writing wasn't one of his talents or strokes of genius. However, I would like to thank him for letting him let other writers for playing in his universe. For example, compare Essential Spiderman Volume #1 to Ultimate Spiderman Volume #1: Power and Responsibility. Seriously, do that before reading any further. Now that you've done that, I can safely give you my opinion that I like Brian Bendis and Peter David (see X-Factor.) Hopefully, I need not do any more explaining than that.

Apology

People, I am sorry that my story is late. To make a long story short, the last part of Covetous is kind of long. I also have been interrupted by rehearsals for my school play, 13. This could be good for you. I have been working on a little something I like to call Silent Wars: Local Color. I hope you enjoy.

You will be pleased to know that I have learned lessons from this debacle. The plan will be laid out in this week's State of the Blog, and updates to the header will be made. Now, if you'll excuse me, I'm going to share this apology on Facebook and Google+.