Yes, I have returned. I've been busy with WoW and school. I still don't know how I did on my Chemistry exam... Really dreading it. Anyway, I said I'd do a review for On The Rain-Slick Precipice Of Darkness: Episode One. I found it to be a really good game. The fighting is much like Final Fantasy's turn system, but without the random battles. You can actually see what you're going to fight before you jump into battle. There is nothing more fun then beating the crap out of Fruit-Fuckers with a rake. The dialogue is humorously witty and there are some cool additions into the game that gamers have grown up with. The character creation is alright, but I found it very constricting; little to choose from. All round this is a great game to have some fun and laugh around every corner. I can't wait until Episode Two is released.

Also, I'll be doing some updates (hopefully) with my friend's comic within the next month or two.

I watched The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian yesterday. The first thing I would like to say is; it's a Disney movie. Some of you might take that as a good thing, others might take it as a bad thing.

WARNING! MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS!
Alright, first of all Aslan is barely seen in this one, except for the short scenes where Lucy is hallucinating and at the end where he summons a wave that looks like an old guy, which only destroys a bridge and kills one guy, who played very little to no role in the movie 'till the end. There are French looking mice in this one (I say French because of the cape, hat and rapier) and I like to call them Hulk Mice. Reepicheep, the only one who holds a significant role, is somehow able to leap onto the chest of a fully grown man and knock him to the floor... Ok, I'd understand if he cut the tendons of the man's leg first, but come on, a mouse the size of my fist can knock out a fully grown man just by leaping onto his chest? I want me one of those...

Also, it might be me but the movie is less gory then the first. I don't mean gory as in there aren't enough battle scenes, but I mean gory as very little blood is shown when someone gets stabbed or a head flies off. Also, Aslan is no long eating witches, which might add to my disappointment... I blame Disney.

Overall, the movie is good, but not worth the $12 plus gas money... I suggest watching it when it comes out on TV or renting the DVD for a day when it gets released.

Oh, I downloaded the On The Rain-Slick Precipice of Darkness, Episode One demo today and I'll give it a try soon and report back. If you have no idea what I'm talking about, well this is a game based on the webcomic Penny Arcade. I am also happy to inform you that, according to Sohmer's reports, there will be a LICD game coming out sometime... Should be interesting.

Anyway, my exam is tomorrow, so I'm going to hit the books once again... See you in a few days.

Ok, I'm sorry that I haven't updated in so long, but I've been busy. I have a Chemistry exam on Thursday, then a 3 hour GAT on Friday; going to bore me quite nicely. I'll be stressing the next few days, cause if I do badly, there goes my wanted ENTER score of 85...

Anyway, I'll talk a bit about the comic. It was sort of a test for me to see how well I can convert images from Flash MX to Photoshop and I failed horribly in the first panel; it turned out blurry. It seems I have to make them quite large otherwise they turn out lame. Oh, for those of you who didn't know, I draw all my comics with a mouse on Flash MX and then paste them into Photoshop to add the text, speech bubbles, cool effects and things like that. Although, in this comic I made Navi from scratch in Photoshop, and I quite like the way it turned out in the third panel. Hopefully I'll get better over time, and I won't have to kill your retinas with shit drawing, but we'll see.

I would also like to say that I'll be updating the News Posts about once to twice a week to let you know how the next comic is going and I might do a mini review on a movie or game.

Oh, and before I forget, I'll be introducing "Killer Bunny" in the next comic.

Today marks the launch (or, re-launch) of Killer Bunny Creations. I'll try to update whenever I can, but I can promise you it won't be often.