What got me into comic books is just art and life.
Comic books to me is like an escape from life.
People suffer, they have diseases, they have daily struggles where in comic books you don't
really hear about daily struggles, you hear about the world being in danger, like things
blowing up and then somebody coming to save and just blow out fire with, you know, not
even lifting a finger, just a huff and a puff.
People flying out of space to fight aliens, you know, it's bigger than just a couple people
or a million people or a thousand people having diabetes, HIV, AIDS, anything that's life
threatening, you know, it's just, with comic books it's kind of an escape from it, you
know, you read it and you, you're in somebody else's life and you have the power and you
feel like you're that person, you have the power to do better and do greater and in
a comic book you do greater, sometimes you make mistakes but it's not really that bad.
My favorite superheroes is Superman and Spider-Man.
Who are you?
My name is Sean Shaggy King.
I'm 21.
I love comic books.
I love anime.
I love video games, parkour and things that give you a thrill.
I love making people laugh, even though my humor is like kind of sick.
I am a egotistical.
Yeah, I'm 21 and I still play Pokemon Go.
I walk down the block at like 12 o'clock at night playing Pokemon Go.
It's just a passion of stuff like that, it branches off, it makes me happy so that's
all that I get is like, if you don't like it then keep it to yourself, it doesn't matter.
I love my brother, even though he's a big bitch.
I have a hard, I have to watch over a younger brother who doesn't listen to anything, any
type of advice, he'd rather just do what he want.
It's been really difficult since my mom has passed.
But what keeps me going through it is my step-brother.
How I feel, how it has been since my mom passed has been hard.
To this day I still can't believe that she's actually gone, me and her never had the worst
relationship and we never had the best.
We miss you, we love you.
Growing up she wasn't really there, involved in my life and when I got older I never wanted
that attention, I never wanted her to be involved in my life because I have two kids.
So my main focus was her being involved in their life and we never seen eye to eye.
A lot of people have never seen eye to eye with her decisions but she had her own problems,
made her who she was and I just wish that she would have spent more time with them.
She met my son I think once or twice, I wish she met him more and like I said it's still
hard, I still don't believe that she's actually gone, I have her ashes in my house and I look
at them and they know I just can't be.
Comic books I kind of got into from my dad, it was always there and then when I left him
as a kid and went into foster care it became more of an attachment to feel closer to him.
What do you got to say about war and not being here?
Okay.
Our relationship, my relationship with my father was nowhere, it would never get anywhere
and I would just look at him and treat him like he's just somewhere I never met.
He didn't want to go travel to see his son, he wanted to sit around doing nothing by himself.
Hopefully trying to get into making a comic book soon is going to be called Twenty Assassins
if I'm not mistaken, it's about two brothers and storylines are relevant, fuck that.
So just read up on it.
Thank you.
