Tales Of An 'Mazing Girl

castor wrote: Just in time for San Diego Comiccon(where the story is set) I am posting the first chapter in a new ongoing series i am working on called Tales of An 'Mazing Girl.

Tales of Mazing girl is about Sarah Jennings a LA based prop designer who works on cable TV. Shes a comicbok fan who paints Warhammer figurines in her spare time. She is plump drinks And is a perhaps a tad iresponsible. She is also the most powerful superhero in the city. A Flying brick of Awesomeness.

Each story is self contained story of her life-Going to comicbook conventions, casual hookups, cleaning parties, working with actors from the show Firefly,fighting supervillans and rescuing kittens. Its not really a normal life but its hers.

Its a little bitt inspired by Muttenchops Superwoman series, but obviously quite a bit diffrent. I like the idea of doing a comicbook style story about a superheroine. I wanted to play around a bit with convention, and make a very traditional heroine, in a slightly untraditional form.

Unlike my previous stories, this is very open ended. There is an ongoing plot and the story does go somewhere, but each tale is by itself. I have written 20 chapters in two arcs so far. Will see where it goes.

I have also started a blog site with just this story as an ongoing form
www.Talesofanmazingirl.blogspot.com.
While the entries are probabbly going to be near identical for the time if you want to take a look at them there.

As always curious for feedback.

Castor

paulwitz wrote: Anon, you could make your girl skinny and of average intelligence but with superpowers way beyond her appearance and give her some quirky habits that only she has. Such as, interfering with the many dictators of the world who just make life miserable for their own people and the outside world in general. Syria, Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Cambodia, North Korea, Drug Lords and Cartels (taking their money and giving it to charity, after destroying their drug production), the Mafia gangs, modern day pirates, etc. Good luck.

Dru1076 wrote: I wonder if one of our learned administrators could see their way clear to including a link to Castor's blog on the list in the main page...it may seem a bit early on, but I assure you there's more of this 'Mazing story yet to come. And having a crystal ball advantage on this, I'm pretty sure members are gonna like it.

www1969 wrote:
Well, if you want to get into a grammatical debate about it, this simply isn't right. The point of an apostrophe is that you've removed a letter that you're no longer using, and the point of using 'an' instead of 'a' is the flow of the spoken word. When you're trying to get through a labyrinth, you don't try to solve "an maze". If we're not going to say the 'A', for all the good and valid reasons that castor offered, then we do not need the 'an'.