wyvern i think your friend is tricking you, she's not a real asain at all. your friendship is built on lies and hopefully hot lesbian kisses. your better looking than you friend by the way, but not nearly as pretty as me, i'm a pretty princess. when i play monopoly i always win the beauty pagents. that boot aint got shit on me. canadian hi-5's

you've never kissed a man with a moustache before, Wei? I guess i know what our time spent in paris truely meant to you now.

that picture is so fucking metal

i don't own any cool photo's with fancy angles and a cinematic flair, but i did recently have a powerfull mustache

and here are some pictures from after kickboxing with my brother in our homemade sparring gym


just so everyone knows i cut my own hair with my dog's hair trimmers, that's how we roll in canada.

i guess i'll just do a list of all the books that i would say are must reads either for the art or writing
- The Watchmen by Alan Moore
- Hellboy - Mike Mignola
- The invisibles - Grant Morrison
- Sin City - Frank Miller
- Anything by Paul Pope my favorite probaly being Heavy Liquid
- Fables by Bill Willingham
- 100 Bullets by Brian Azzarello
- Y the last man - Brian K Vaughn
- Madman - Mike Allred
- Preacher - Garth Ennis
- Dork - Evan Dorkin
- Arsenic Lullaby- Doug Paszkiewicz
- Maus - Art Spiegelman
-the batman black and white books
- Solo from dc comics
I'm sure there are a boat load more im forgetting but oh well, I'm not sure if this has been said or not but i'd suggest watching alot of good movies like too alot of the storytelling and the way they compose thier shots can be applied to comics. as far as pure story telling goes i'd suggest reading some ordinary novels as well there is a shit load to be learned as far as writing goes from guys like Bukowski, Kafka and Burroughs.