Too much slayers, too much chocolate...

[secondlina]

Aaaah, I love that shirt. I din't get to wear it for halloween, but I guess it's better post-halloween when everybody has chocolate in their hands all over the frigging school and are eating in in front of you! grrr.

Aside from that, I might be doing to much slayers right now *laughs* I'm back in a slayers obsessed period due to a few official works i'm doing in that direction and well...when you truly are slayers obsessed, the obsession will kick into super mega fan gear once every year.

I had a weird dream where I went to Ichiban Victory's home (don't panic ichi, I don't really know where you live...and you're in my dreams for purely slayers related reasons...hum...Amelia XD) and discovered she had more comics then me (and that's saying she had a lot in the dream because i'm running out of bookspace here!)...But the cool part was that she had these hard cover european styled books of slayers (the book structure being european, not the drawings, they were still manga. But the book was a taller format and with color and a sweet hard cover like european publications) which I kept trying to read but another of my friends kept stealing them from me..gahhh...

Oh well, maybe I should work more on my class drawings now *laughs* And ichi, if you really have books like the ones I dreamed about, you're lucky!

Oh, and the rock on top is my pep rock. I've had it on my desk since I was twelve and named it zel since I was 15. It used to be called george. It's been through a lot of throwing during it's existence, the poor rock's learning to fly...

Comments

[ichiban-victory.livejournal.com]

I was never really into comics until I was older. At least anything not from the comics in the local paper. (Of those I have quite a few, but none of them are hardcover!) Actually, I lie. I do have one large hardcover comic book, but it was for the Mario Bros. series. Call me an obsessed gamer, I had to know what it was all about. ^_^;; The closest thing I have to European comics is the Slayers manga series in German. Everything else is American, or Japanese. (Seriously, I think it's easier for me to find manga that European comics.)

You toss your rock around? I feel bad for it. o_O

ROCK!

[secondlina.livejournal.com]

I din't toss my rock. I love my rock. It's my happiness rock. My brothers and friends usually play around with it and enjoy throwing on my bed (i've got a bouncy spring bed, rock goes weee.)That rock is actually bigger then my fist. O_O
and i've got the mario hard covers too. I went in a big mario phase after seeing the old 80's movie (that movie rocks!) but overall, i'm more of a zelda fan. I own a lot of zelda games and battle games with link in it such as super smash brothers (which also as a pikachu...fun)I used to watch the Zelda cartoons on tv and the anime too.
Can you actually read german? O_O
And it is easier to find manga and american comics because of where you are. See, english north american market is mainly comics. It then got into manga towards the year 1998 when the fan market explosed and publising compagnies decided to go for it, motivated by the ton of cash waiting at the end. You could probably find some european stuff in the independant comic stores. I personnaly find a ton because I live in quebec and since it's a french area here, they mainly publish manga (france is the second largest manga publisher after japan.) and comics from france, belgium and italy. You can barely find any good american stuff except from elfquest and hellboy who got translated in this horrible format. To get my american comics, I usually cross the river to get to the english part of canada. I'm very well situated, hence why my collection is so diverse. (and expensive)