enosis_4321

Right now I've got a good 20 minutes to kill, so I thought I would try my hand at writing a quick blog. Well, here goes... Hmm, uh, well... I've got nothing. Oh, wait! OK. How about this, I'm still pretty much an amateur at this whole comic book think. This isnt so bad since amature essentially means youre doing something simply for the love of it. I kinda hope I continue to be like that for the rest of my life, but I'm sure success (if it ever comes) will corrupt me and blacken my soul. I'm rambling. What I really want to talk about is the vast number of series I've developed (approximately 20). Now, when I say develop, I don't mean simply jotting down a couple of ideas and a little doodle in the corner. I mean, I've written several issue for a few of them. Others just have character descriptions and issue out-lines. Well, I guess my real question is in regards to how much time and energy should I really be investing in all of them. I'm pretty sure the vast majority of them will never see the light of day and I'm not ever sure if any of them are any good. I enjoy working on them, but a writer without an artist is kinda useless (when it comes to comic books at least). So at what point should I say, "alright I've spent enough time on this, it's time to move on." Like I said, it's fun working on them, but writing 50 issues only to have nothing happen seems like a waste. I could always look at them as gaining valuable experience in writing, but still. It would be nice to gain experience from something really worth while. Not saying that these series aren't, but it would be working on projects with a definite future. Though, I guess no one really knows what's going to happen. Well, darn I'm just confusing my self more and more. I guess this blog was a bit of a bust, next time I'll try to gather my thoughts first. I would stay and fix it, but my class is starting. I guess I'll catch you guys later.