Comments for Creation Asylum

Comment on Wrestling with Demons by Sk

Sk — Thu, 24 Dec 2009 12:19:13 +0000

A very entertaining and deep article. I can totally relate to your fight with the demons that are probably long-time guests of anyone trying to do “his” work. When you’re not making a job for someone else, who pays you to do it and gives you instruction on how he wants it to be done, then all you’ve got is yourself to keep you from quitting and to force you to go on.

Maybe what you wrote in this time won’t be your best output; maybe it will; but NaNoWriMo is a great opportunity to back off from the “pure art” feeling that you get when you’re your own director.

Comment on A new creation from the Asylum by LegacyX

LegacyX — Fri, 11 Sep 2009 12:42:32 +0000

awsome :alright:

Comment on Raven: Yang by Raven: Yin - Creation Asylum

Raven: Yin - Creation Asylum — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 02:41:06 +0000

[...] Author’s Note: This is the second of three in the “Raven” series. The third will be released in the Asylum Monthly ezine. To read the first, click here. [...]

Comment on Raven: Yin by Raven: Yang - Creation Asylum

Raven: Yang - Creation Asylum — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 02:39:28 +0000

[...] Author’s Note: This is the first of three in the “Raven” series. To read the second, click here. [...]

Comment on Ideas for Marvel’s Comic Movies by Sabao

Sabao — Wed, 02 Sep 2009 10:08:53 +0000

I actually thought most Marvel movies were okay (say, comparing it to the likes of Batman Forever, Batman & Robin, or the older Captain America movie). The melodrama constantly chained to it’s getting dry, really, but that’s pretty much the only way they put depth into an otherwise one-dimensional character. As they say, tragedy’s the first half of a super hero (second half being a freak accident/mutation/experimentcontractwithsatan). It always seems to be about a chick though, in Marvel movies. Even Ghost Rider wasn’t spared, with that Nick Cage and Eva Longoria thing. The only guy that only barely got away from the trend was ol’ Frank Castle, but that’s because he’s Frank Castle.

I would actually look forward to the following:
- A Marvel TV series covering the mutant community from House of M onwards. What with their almost dying population, the Dark X-Men and Cable babysitting Hope, it might actually be worth watching. I enjoyed X-Men Evolution, honestly, but the fact that they just played on with the old arcs that they did back in the ‘93 Uncanny X-Men cartoon made it seem like just a repackaged show.

- A WORLD WAR 2 CAPTAIN AMERICA. Yes indeed. Modern day New York’s getting tired and old. I want to see Cap (and maybe Bucky) kick Hitler ass, and throw in whatever occult CGI eyecandy from the Red Skull can conjure up for laughs.

- That Cable/Deadpool sitcom. I pretty much disagreed with your entire article until I hit this part. They could even have the old styled theme songs: “He’s a telekenetic from the fuuuu-ture~ And he’s a hitman with a sassy mooouth~” *cough*

- I’m actually looking forward to the Avengers movie, if only out of the fact that this is probably the hugest crossover to come out in recent memory. I don’t even know what it’s about yet- Skrulls? More Galactus? Some other random alien threat? I don’t care. Just make sure Black Widow is hot. At most, I could have a few laughs over this with friends like we did with GI Joe.

Comment on Beginning a game development course: Year 1 by Garfunkle

Garfunkle — Mon, 17 Aug 2009 14:39:04 +0000

If you’ve learned the programming to make something like that it wouldn’t be hard to extent beyond and just get into the industry from there.

Comment on Beginning a game development course: Year 1 by Artofmin

Artofmin — Sun, 16 Aug 2009 09:13:47 +0000

Ahh…I would love to take Game Development course, alas I’m tired of studying and the subject doesn’t exist in my country…I think (but there’s subject/major in AI and robotics though). I have a fair share of experience in aircraft simulation training development (3D simulation), though the company and most of the programmer/developer stated it is not a game, and emphasize that a game is inferior to what they’d been doing (honestly I think “game” is better than their final project). Anyway…good luck!

Comment on The High End of Low: The Low End of Marilyn Manson by Dirge

Dirge — Thu, 13 Aug 2009 17:23:11 +0000

It’s been a while, Drake… But good review. My thoughts exactly.

Comment on A new creation from the Asylum by Darksora

Darksora — Mon, 13 Jul 2009 18:54:48 +0000

Awesome addition. Alot of potential in this.

Comment on A new creation from the Asylum by azrith001

azrith001 — Mon, 13 Jul 2009 04:52:03 +0000

ummmm o.o