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So, uh... been a while.  This keeps happening, doesn't it?  Fortunately there are very, very good reasons for that:  First is I got into Warhammer 40,000 well over a year ago (ORKZ IZ DA BIGGEST AN' DA STRONGEST!) and am tempted to start a Lizardman army for Warhammer Fantasy.  Because Aztec dinosaurs riding on top of bigger dinosaurs and sometimes the bigger dinosaurs have Frickin' Laser Beams. But far more importantly is the fact that I've been taking lessons from comic artist Joe del Beato; if you recognize that name, you might know that he started out on New Talent Showcase for DC and he's done work for The Walking Dead, Hasbro's G.I. Jo

So, that cover page I posted not long ago?  ~WDragon92190 (https://www.deviantart.com/wdragon92190)  and I are in the process of working on a webcomic titled Rebel: Contra Invictus ("Against an Invincible" in Latin) that we're hoping to post on dA.  (It's not that project I've mentioned in previous journals, but this is even more awesome than that!) The basic setting is sort of Valkyria Chronicles meets Final Fantasy VI (but with less steampunk and more magitek), where all humans are capable of using magic to certain degrees; there's an actual explanation for how Hit Points work, apparently.  There's four ancient empires across the world map, each corresponding to the classical

It's about a month too late to say this, but I gorram HATE February. Mostly because the Valentines Day weekend was an exercise in patience at work with three movies (Beautiful Creatures, Safe Haven, A Good Day to Die Hard) and one more the following day (Escape From Planet Earth, whose ending credit music is three times sappier than the chick flick's ~wutplz (https://www.deviantart.com/wutplz) ); I'd forseen it would've be a bad weekend so I purchased two books-- House of Leaves and Hyrule Historia-- to lessen the pain. They're both very good! HoL in particular is hard to put down and reading it alone at night in one's bedroom is bound to get a little spooky. Unfortunatel