My Fanart: kthunter.deviantart.com

"Twilight Child" Story arc so far (links appear below my profile):

"Twilight Child" - There is a powerful illustration of chapter 5 done by vampirecheetah at http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/24299831/

She can be found at http://vampirecheetah.deviantart.com .

"Deeper" - There is an adorable illustration for Chapter 2 done by KryptoCow at http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/27961126/
More of her work can be found at http://bakaneko021.deviantart.com .

"Stair Luge Samurai" - fluffy one shot, but still in TC continuity

A really fun illustration by KryptoCow is at http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/30558325/

Another illustration was done by angel-gidget at http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/39941680/ .
More of her work can be found at http://angel-gidget.deviantart.com .

"Coyote", the real part 3 -- Be sure to check out the wonderful illustration done by SparkyX for Chapter 21 of "Coyote" at

Colored version: http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/28037668/

Line art: http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/27761221/.

You can see other examples of Sparky's wonderful Titan art at http://sparkyx.deviantart.com .

Hiding-daisy on deviantArt has completed her commission for me, and I absolutely love it. This is for chapter 20. The image was too large to fit on the scanner, but I was able to scan the heart of the picture: http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d170/kthunter/thunder.jpg

Isn't it beautiful? You can see other examples of her work at http://hiding-daisy.deviantart.com .

"He Thinks He's Elvis" - posted May 2007. This one was written out of order. It happens before "Nadir" but was finished long after.

I commissioned a picture from this story from Sweet-nymph on deviantArt, and it was worth every penny : http://img177.imageshack.us/img177/581/wallpaperhy9.jpg

You can see other examples of her unique and coloful style at http://sweet-nymph.deviantart.com .

"Nadir" - posted June 2006

Here is another great illustration for Chapter 9, this time with Bart and Raven as the centerpiece, by angel-gidget: http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/42592469/

And here is a really sweet general "Twilight Child" picture by artificial-smile over at deviantart.com called "Jolly Rancher Apple". I think it is just beautiful: http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/31556598/ Her art can be seen at http://artificial-smile.deviantart.com .

The next installment, "Dawn Child", has no post date. I think I can safely say that it will be a while before that one gets posted.

This story arc breaks continuity with the DC Universe at TT #20. This means that Speedy (Mia) is not on the team at this point. This arc also ignores the events of Infinite Crisis and pretty much anything that happens after the Red Dress Incident in #20.

"Dawn Child" - posting began January 2008, ongoing for now

About Me

Hello! I am a Teen Titans fan from way back in the 80's. I am enjoying the current series as well.I'm a programmer in my mid-30s that loves Monty Python, sci-fi, and comics, comics, comics. I work to support my comic book habit. I also have a husband that is as into sci-fi and comics as I am, although he tends to like Iron Man and Wonder Woman.

I guess it is pretty obvious that I am a huge Raven fanatic, whether it is her comic book incarnation or her cartoon incarnation. I tend to treat one as an Alternate Universe version of the other, so I have no problem liking both of them. (It's a lot like loving both the 80's Battlestar Galactica and the current series of BSG. I can treat them as separate stories and love them both.)

I have become a huge supporter of BBRae -- although in the original series I never would have even dreamed of these two getting together. When I saw their silhouetted embrace in issue 12 of the current series, my jaw hit the floor. Then I realized, hey, these 2 are perfect complements for each other. It could work. I hope that the writers aren't just teasing us with this. I'd really like to see them get together. I don't think I'm alone in that, either. I have read a lot of really good BBRae fanfic out there!

I do not get into the shipping wars, however. I have read a lot of great Rob/Rae fanficout there. I've even read some good Star/Rae. If there is some Cy/Rae, I'd be willing to read that as well. Any takers on Wally/Rae? My opinion is, there are plenty of alternate universes to go around. The actual comic book and/or cartoon may only go in one direction, but hey, that's what fanfiction is for! My ship doesn't make anyone else's ship less valid, and vice-versa.

Fun Extra-Curricular Activities

X-Files

Are you a rabid X-Files fan? Are you a roleplayer? Then, my friend, there is a new forum in town that lets you be both. My friend Moo the Quacking Cow from the RBSU (Raven and Beast Boy Shippers United) forum has created a forum all her own.

Here is the basic idea. There is a list of available X-Files roles in the Roleplay Applications board. Sorry, Scully and Mulder are taken! Take a look at that thread and see what available role you would like to play.

1. You can sign up for an account under your own user name following the normal forum registration procedures.

2. Pick the role you would like to audition for from the Roleplay Applications Board, Applications Thread.

3. Send a PM (Private Message) to Mulder (Admin) to audition for that role. Make sure you PM is in character!

4. Mulder will let you know if you pass muster for that character. If so, you'll get a new account with that role as the screen name.

Be sure to view the posting rules and be prepared to come in character!

I'm Langly, by the way.

Link: http://xfilesroleplay.proboards92.com/index.cgi

Current reading list:

Comics: Teen Titans, Titans,Tiny Titans. I am rebuilding my back-issue collection, since my collection from the 80s has gone to the same place that missing socks in the drier go to (wish I knew where it was). I do confess that I sneak and read my husband's Conan and GI Joe comic books every once in a while. Hey, knowing is half the battle.

I am also trying to collect back issues of Young Justice and Impulse. I did not read them on their initial runs, but I sure am enjoying them now. BART!!

Recommended Reading:

On Writing by Stephen King.This is a nonfiction work. I loved this book. It is part semi-autobiographical account of the way Mr. King became a published author and part tool-kit for other aspiring writers. This is a very entertaining read. I love to read his "voice"; he sounds like a guy you could discuss the ethics of a watch that could stop time with over a tall cold one. I highly recommend it, either in printed form or audio book form.

Old Man's War by John Scalzi.

I Am Legend by Richard Matheson

I just found a great web site with some wonderful information on grammar: http://andromeda.rutgers.edu/~jlynch/Writing/index.html. There is a lot of really interesting information here, and Mr. Lynch presents much of it in an easy-to-read format. Take a look! I never really understood split infinitives until I read about them here.

Thanks for reading my profile. Have a super day!