Hey, LM here. Or you can call me Leroy, but honestly, my name has been ruined by a Mr. Jenkins. So, yes, I prefer LM. I want to be a writer, and I use fanfiction as a means to learn what ways to tell a story are most effective, and how to keep a character in-character.

I was raised on a diet of Saturday morning cartoons and books as a kid, and now that I am older, I tend to show it. I still love the cartoons of my past, (Batman: The Animated Series, Static Shock, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, etc.) but I only see potential in the ones that are still great, even as time has passed. I like to keep as much continuity in my stories that is canon, and if I add a character, I feel it must fit into the mythology of that show, but also spun in a different way that hasn't been overdone and is now considered boring.

I like to think that I'm still a kid at heart, despite my outward maturity. I still prefer cartoons to live-action, and I find much more satisfaction in superheroes than I ever will in sitcoms.