So for a little while, I had been writing "The Dynamic Spider-Man" and for the most part things were running smoothly. I had him teaming up with other characters in our shared universe, taking on adventures that were really fun. I mean really fun. We had a blast, but eventually I'd hit a problem that I wasn't prepared for. See, I designed the character's suit with inspiration from Alex Ross's concept suit for the 2002 movie. I just loved the combination of Black and red with a arrow head look running down the stomach, the problem is, Marvel had launched "The Superior Spider-Man." and in it, the character sported a similar design. That's when I started to get the hate comments and messages. How I was simply ripping off the design and how I should be blocked on here for breaching copyright. (That's happened on a few occasions when I've not once ever tried to make a profit.) But I don't want to get into all of that again. Basically, I had to kill off the character. I felt at the time that

Umm Hi. For a long time now, I've always wanted to share and talk about who I am and why I love the deviantArt community. It's not really so much of an ego thing, but more of a blog that I hope I can share with you guys. I've made a few friends here, but I've never felt that they've got to know me properly, or I them. I've had my fair share of experiences on the site. Mostly positive, but I've never wanted to quit. I've embarked on writing projects, shared crude and horrid work that makes other works look like masterpieces, but I love it here. So this Journal kinda tells you all a bit about me and how I came to join. I've always been a Science-Fiction and fantasy fan since I was a little kid. Franchises like Star Trek, Star Wars and Doctor Who were inescapable, but I they all became a very important part of my childhood, so when I developed a taste for drawing in my early teens, I'd concentrate my efforts on those three franchises. I read my first comic book when I was 13 and