SirWriter

1. How long have you been on DeviantArt?
   

   A few months on this account. Several years on various other accounts.

2. What does your username mean?

   I'm a writer gentleman.

3. Describe yourself in three words.

   Imaginative, curious, awesome

4. Are you left or right handed?

   Both

5. What was your first deviation?

   I don't remember

6. What is your favourite type of art to create?

   Literature

7. If you could instantly master a different art style, what would it be?

   Manga art

8. What was your first favourite?

   I don't remember

9. What type of art do you tend to favourite the most?

   Transformation art

10. Who is your all-time favourite deviant artist?

    It wouldn't do to give them an ego trip

11. If you could meet anyone on DeviantArt in person, who would it be?

    Just one? I'm kind of greedy

12. How has a fellow deviant impacted your life?

    Taught me about acceptance

13. What are your preferred tools to create art?

    A text editor, mostly on a smartphone

14. What is the most inspirational place for you to create art?

    The toilet seat. Seriously.

15. What is your favourite DeviantArt memory?

    Too many to count

    
    

    #DeviantArtistQuestionnaire.

People want to feel morally and intellectually superior to others, usually by pissing on others while forgetting that they're not doing themselves any favors. It doesn't matter where I look, I have seen more idiots online than I hoped for, each trying to confidently make bold statements about their righteousness and how you're the worst kind of human being for daring to disagree with them.

It doesn't matter if the topic is about your preferences in art, your sexual fantasies, your favorite movie, your religion, what your favorite pet is, what video game console you prefer, which side of bed you prefer to sleep on, what you like to eat, who you think is screwing up the world, where you believe people will go after they die, etc. They believe you're wrong if you are different from them, because how dare you expose their insecurities when they're being online badasses? Honestly, it is pathetic.

I know this is a rant, and I know I am guilty of being an asshole in the past. I am guilty of crossing swords with bigger assholes in the past, all because of pathetically small and insignificant things which we couldn't, out of pride, agree to disagree about.

So if a self proclaimed online asshole is fouling up your day with their keyboard vomit, remember: They fail in contributing anything to your life, nor are they enriching their own lives, nor are they benefiting anyone anywhere with their venom. My suggestion is that you should ignore such people and focus on your own life and the lives of the people you care about.

So Marvel just announced its Phase 3 lineup, and it is nothing short of epic. You can Google it or YouTube it if you want. Here's a breakdown of my opinion on each of the movies:

Captain America: Civil War (May 6, 2016)
I love the story arc in the comics, but I am not sure there are enough characters for a large scale civil war at the level that the comics delivered. Still, it is a risky story to bring to the big screen and with rumors that everybody's favorite Iron Man is the villain here, it will turn some heads.

Doctor Strange (November 4, 2016)
A newcomer to the cinematic universe, I am not sure how well a sorcerer can fit into a world where we already have amazing technology and, by this point, a solid universe beyond Earth. Yes, he's a badass. And yes, people love his comic book stories. But I feel he may be inconsistent with a world that was established without the slightest hint of magic present.

Guardians of the Galaxy 2 (May 5, 2017)
I loved the first one. Everybody I know loved it. There are no details on the plot yet, which leads me to speculate that it may be an Annihilation-based story that would have to deal with the consequences of Avengers 2: Age of Ultron. Maybe they jettison Ultron to space and the Guardians end up fighting him?

Thor: Ragnarok (July 28, 2017)
Thor is, at the time of writing, my least favorite Marvel character with his own movie. Dusting off my mythology knowledge, I can safely say that Ragnarok is the Norse version of Armageddon, the final battle between good and evil in which Thor dies killing a giant world-ending monster. So do they have the guts to kill Thor off?

Black Panther (November 3, 2017)
Here's a character I'm not familiar with, except that he looks like he designed a costume that's between Batman and Night Owl from Watchmen. And that he's a prince from a fictional African kingdom. The good news is that it might not be an origins story since this character will appear in the Civil War movie.

Captain Marvel (July 6, 2018)
The first female character Marvel introduces in her own movie. And while it could devolve into fan service (I'm looking at you, Black Widow!) I hope they make this movie a strong movie that can stand alone. Captain Marvel is a weird character, which you may expect to make an appearance in an earlier movie.

Inhumans (November 2, 2018)
Basically the cosmic equivalent of the X-Men. I have heard of them but I'm not too familiar with them. They'll probably show up in Guardians of the Galaxy 2 or Captain Marvel.

Avengers: Infinity War (May 2018 - Part 1, May 2019 - Part 2)
Thanos gets the Infinity stones, Expect every individual and group mentioned above to get together for every fanboy's dream. Holy crap that teaser was sweet.

I notice a glaring absence of any Iron Man movies in Phase 3. Is it possible that they're going to kill off the character or retire him somehow?