Well It's been awhile

Hello out there you may have been wondering where have i been since april ended either was an apprenticeship i got into or busy with work. Which probably is work and still trying to find an apprenticeship but somehow no luck and been busy with life and trying to get timmy cunningham sly out and been keeping the blogsite inactive sorry about that and changes are coming for next year which i've plan to do and moving to a new account for the better since i've felt the old one not good enough and we shall see when summer or fall comes around then and the old one inactive or maybe gone who knows. But i felted tired of writing and just taking a break too and focus on my personal live maybe time after time i'll try and come back if i can.

Just to remember before things come to an end

There's a line call nothing lasts forever and enjoyable experiences, such as relationships or happy times, are fleeting and must eventually conclude.

While i'm finishing up my exams and now waiting what will the path for me is gonna be like and as i slowly get ready and look back of all the fun times i had before. I took these pictures at the campus of north and i'll be honest it will be hard when it's done. 

 

Making a lot of chnages to Timmy Cunningham: Sly

Ok so a lot of changes to timmy cunningham: sly (new name) due to avoid copyright to spider man. So here is the rest of comic book pages of Timmy Cunningham Sly some are nearly rough and almost done that my artist is doing.

Down below is Argon Queens High School based off central technical school at the front entrance i have plans of the school to be inspired by central technical school.

You have timmy grab on a pipe and he looks at his hand as he checks on himself not realizing what he's going to. 

I'll be back with more later on in the coming months. 

I'm not dead just busy

Ok so i know i've been acting like if i was gone for too long it's that i have been busy with school work and life etc etc. 

But i'm not gonna name too much cause i am gonna be busy this year and don't feel like i got time so i might back around fall of winter. As timmy cunningham now call sly instead of spider ghost let's say it wasn't a good idea to use and instead a backup name was better and i have to go through a lot of updates to it. Again i am gonna be busy i will be back in the coming months. 

Tugboat and Freight ship

So i was out driving in midland and thought of exploring around the town and look around to see what was like and i went to the frozen lake man like that episode from TUGS Bigg Freeze, Anyways i saw this tugboat i didn't get to see the front yet and i thought this would remind me of the tugboat characters from tugs 

There's the ship call thunderbay ship and dock there wow i never thought i would see a ship being stuck as the lake is frozen. 

A fulton ferry or some taxi boat eh who knows. I didn't get to explore much in the town mainly it was a lot of snow frozen i didn't want to risk of getting injury or falling and better wait when the season finally warm up and i can see what's it like around in spring or summer who knows. 

 

I've got ultimates also

Wish i posted this early then later but i've got myself ultimates (Who are like the avengers but different) I've been trying to get this on for quite awhile but i got it and part of ultimate marvel take on the avengers but not the earth 616 they're more reimagine and way different. 

Iron man (alcoholic)

Ant man (Now call giant man) and Wasp (Janet Van Pym) Dysfunctional Couple

Hulk (Cannibal) 

Captain America (Hates the french) 

Hawkeye and Black Widow Normal you name it. 

I'm on the pages where how steven rogers is now captain america and like his suit and working within the team. This is pretty much how ultimate avengers adapted the comics into direct to video (back when it was different by warner bros and there decent movies before new 52 edge movies) I use to watch it when i was 12-13 years old. It was here that my love for ultimate universe came to be well i remember seeing the ultimates but i was more familiar to ultimate spider man and earth 616 avengers. I really like it and this was written by Mark Milliar heard he's quite awesome. 

I finally got it.

Sometime ago, I remember reading Ultimate Spider-Man around November 2014 if only I remembered the day too, it was from my high school i readed and gave it back and it was Ultimate Spider-Man: Chameleons, and this took place after ultimutum and I read the entire page and amazed by the artwork too that felt like it was going for a different direction of course, when they killled off peter parker until he wasn't and reveal to be alive (Classic move). But this one, back in 2014, made me recall my love for Ultimate Comics by the 2000s and Ultimate Spider-Man, my inspirations, and I love the artwork too; it felt like being back in 2010 once again. I got ultimates as well, so I plan to post them too. 

Changes to the pages.

If it was christmas or my birthday i would definity show everyone one of my presents or what i got from the mail or something but any case here it is the pages or so i thought of about, if you're doing a comic book you'll pretty much ask for a new change for your characters. From Top to.

Down here, where Timmy was gonna be wearing his classic shirt, but i request for modification to my artist, and the next day I've got 

These are the changes made to Timmy's new appearance, which was before he was wearing a red shirt but i thought of a blue hoodie zip up and still the same, but i should have thought of changes to Danielle's and aiden also Teresa being of the 50s mom style dress, maybe later next issue, later on. We are coming closer and closer to the final pages sometime later this week or next week i'm gonna talk with my artist and later the letter as well. 

 

Why i prefer old content and nostalgia shows

I’ll start by saying this upfront: I know I’ve been gone for a while. Life got busy, I was swamped, and I honestly didn’t have the time or energy to keep up with this blog. But with Christmas around the corner, I figured this was as good a time as any to come back and actually say what’s been on my mind. Lately, I’ve realized I’ve grown tired of most modern entertainment.

Apart from the occasional recent movie—which I usually don’t even finish—I’ve lost interest in a lot of what’s considered “popular” today. Minecraft doesn’t hold my attention anymore. I haven’t felt any excitement for superhero films, Wicked, Fallout, Invincible, or many of the shows people constantly recommend. They’re supposed to grab you instantly, but for me, they just don’t. And it’s not boredom—it’s burnout. The more I thought about it, the more I realized that modern content often feels like it’s missing something important: soul.

So I started looking backward instead.

The 80s.

The 90s.

The 2000s.

Even the early 2010s.

I revisited The Raccoons from the 1980s and had a genuine “wow” moment. The music was memorable. The writing had heart. The stories were thoughtful without being preachy. It respected the audience. The same goes for so many films and shows from the 2000s—there was a clear sense of care in how they were made. The camera work mattered. The pacing mattered. The characters felt like people, not talking points. What frustrates me about modern entertainment isn’t progress—it’s priorities. Everywhere you look now, content feels designed around buzzwords: modern audience, representation, the message. Social media constantly pressures creators to make stories that check boxes instead of telling meaningful narratives. Characters often feel like they exist to serve an agenda rather than to grow naturally within the story.

When I look at things like FNAF, Minecraft-related media, Stranger Things, K-pop tie-ins, or the flood of demon-hunter-style shows, it all feels mass-produced. Polished, sure—but empty. Built to trend, not to last. That doesn’t feel like art to me. Now, to be clear, I’m not saying all modern content is bad. Godzilla Minus One is a great example of how modern storytelling can still work. It focused on emotion, restraint, and strong visual storytelling instead of nonstop spectacle. It reminded me of older films that trusted atmosphere, camera angles, and character-driven stakes to carry the story.

That’s why I keep returning to older content. But yet we look back kept our stuff from the past like dvds or vhs and that is older content that goes beyond just liking the shows or movies themselves. It’s the experience i think about how we used to watch things—DVDs stacked near the TV, VHS tapes rewound and ready, waiting all week for a show to come on at a specific time. Sitting in the living room, lights dimmed, sometimes with family, sometimes alone, but always present. You didn’t scroll while watching. You didn’t half pay attention. You watched because that moment mattered. And when something ended, that was it. No autoplay. No algorithm pushing the next thing. Just silence, reflection, maybe a comment like, “That was really good,” before the TV went off. That feeling is gone now. Back then, owning media meant something. DVDs and VHS tapes weren’t just plastic—they were memories. You remembered which movie skipped, which tape had worn-out sound, which DVD menu music still played in your head years later. Music videos felt the same way. You’d catch them on TV, or maybe record them, and they stuck with you—not because they were viral, but because they had identity, sound, and atmosphere.

Even the comments today reflect that loss. Scroll through any old clip or re-upload and you’ll see it:

“I remember watching this after school.”

“I used to sit on the floor in front of the TV.”

“This brings me back.”

Those comments aren’t about hype—they’re about shared memory. Modern content doesn’t give us time to form those attachments. Everything is disposable. If something doesn’t grab you in ten seconds, you’re told to move on. New shows, new trends, new music—constantly replacing each other before they can mean anything. Older content had room to breathe. Think of how shows from the 80s, 90s, 2000s, even early 2010s weren’t afraid of quiet moments. Music videos focused on mood and sound instead of chasing trends. Films trusted camera angles, pacing, and emotion. You weren’t being shouted at by editing or messaging—you were invited in. That’s why nostalgia isn’t just “rose-tinted glasses.” It’s remembering a time when entertainment felt personal. When watching something meant being there. When stories weren’t designed to be consumed and forgotten, but experienced and remembered. And maybe that’s why so many of us still hold onto old DVDs, VHS tapes, playlists, and reruns—not because we hate the present, but because we miss when art felt like it was made by people, for people. Not just because of nostalgia—but because it feels human. It feels like someone cared about what they were making. Until modern entertainment starts prioritizing passion, creativity, and genuine storytelling again, I’m more than happy revisiting the shows and films that understood those values in the first place.

I’ll gladly sit back with the old stuff—the shows, the music, the memories—and remember what it felt like to just watch, listen, and be present.

My comic book pages are almost there.

 

Alright, alright, this year has been........ Interesting well so far at least and now the pages are coming closer and closer before the last pages are done. 

What you are seeing here is Timmy with his siblings at breakfast before he starts his next day at school and asks him about his school trip. This is a rough sketch from my artist, Marce, who is making great progress. I am beyond impressed by the work. 

The second photo is the finished image, the images between up and down, and the one on top before the color image as well 

It shows timmy coming downstairs from the rough sketch before it made it to the next images and color ones, though the dialogue itself however will be handle by someone else too who managed to help out and he'll work on it. 

What can i say i hope the comic book is out by this year will see how it goes.