Chonensuke

Alright, so because of all the crap I really hate on this account (all my ugly art) and my rather drastic change in art styles, not to mention the fact I'm going to start cosplaying, I've made a new account. ~Lil-Snowball (https://www.deviantart.com/lil-snowball) is were I shall be moving everythin' to. Feels good to start over I gotta say =w=

Okay so lately I've been on a major Spider-man kick and have been searching for the original comics from the '60s. Of COURSE the ones I find are all over $100 at the least :T  Now if I'd been born in the '60s these things woulda been like $1 or possibly less. It ain't fair that those born later can't find the feckin' things B( Makes it worse that I'm pretty sure each vol (400+) is only like 20pgs. I might be willing to pay $5 at most for one of those :T I mean manga is $10-15 but its like, a serious book. Or at least book size. All I want is to read everything about Spider-man. I mean I /could/ if I signed up for marvel.com but that's like $

WARNING: A long ranty journal about the 2003 film Peter Pan if you wish to skip all my major points and just get a quick overall view, read the last paragraph. Okay so I just finished watching Peter Pan (2003), considering how much I love the 1953 cartoon version that most people know, I had high hopes for this movie. Peter Pan was/is one of my favorite Disney movies of all time, and I even enjoyed the 2002 sequel Return to Neverland. I was so excited to finally watch this, but from the moment the movie started to the moment it ended, I could tell it was going to be an abomination. They turned a happy children's tale, into and overly dramati