AmyPhantom

So. That webcomic thing I was working on? We're debuting Monday. With our very first page. On a real website. :o We're hosting in two places. dA: ~excelcomics (https://www.deviantart.com/excelcomics) Siiiite!: http://excelcomics.net/villainy/ It's a comic. About supervillains. So if you like that sort of thing, well, dayum, we hope we can keep you entertained. ^^ In other news, I am pondering moving from this account. Considering I haven't posted anything in close to 2 years and all. >> Will keep y'all posted if I do decide to pack up and plunk down somewhere more professional looking.

Um, hi y'all. I haven't updated this in ages, so you probably thought I died. ^^; Well, I'm alive and well, and not very verbose, apparently. Oh well. I'm here to sorta kick my activity back up. Got some old oldish pieces to upload, and ~LexOfExcel (https://www.deviantart.com/lexofexcel) and I are working on a webcomic thingie that's gonna be up before the end of the summer! :w00t: So yeah. Watch this space. Stuff is gonna come soon. ^^ ...also, if anyone here knows anything about websites, I could use a hand. ^^; My coding knowledge amounts to nothing when it comes to webcomic codes. ^^;

Got to saw it yesterday. AWESOMENESS. The art was absolutely gorgeous, and Wall-E's personality stole the show. He was like the puppy you didn't expect to follow you home, but at the same time you're happy he did. His shy, timid, but extremely curious nature was pure adoreableness. And his determination...ooh boy. That's the stuff of heroes, folks. Eve- or should I say "EEVE-ah"- was brilliant in her own right. Her short fuse is slightly frightening--poor Wall-E trembled so many times!-- but her sweeter nature emerged as she warmed to her lost puppy. The animation, the story, everything made me cry in the theater yesterday. It was too beau