So, Josh.... is still the same as he was before.... but now I have a small size of the internet of my own. My Blog, which is a branch off of S-Villesite Network, my LARGE Smallville Fansite, which I began in January, is a blog all about comics and... nerdy stuff. My blog can be found here. It is called Mr. Geekman.

S-Villesite Network is a Smallville Fansite, which kind of branched off of the Project Superman idea... only it was a website and had nothing to do with the story. Now honestly, I haven't a clue how many people have ever seen or heard of us in the last few months. But It's my hope that as soon as I post it on S-Villesite that our old site is back up, people will get curious (Its human nature) and check us out, maybe giving us a chance for a fresh start.

Also, another site I began is Supernatural Fanville, a fansite dedicated the the hit TV Show Supernatural. You can find that here.

Lastly, since May... possibly before then, I have been in contact with Matt Thompson, my now friend whom I trust and hope to reboot the S-Villesite Podcast with and I hope to be on his Show as well. Matt also has a blog, Mattsville, which you can view here. His smallville fansite, Smallville Gone Bizarre, can be viewed by clicking here.

So as of... 3:56 PM on Thursday, June 5, 2008, in New York, Hyperspace Comix is now a part of the S-Villesite Network.

Believing himself the only Jedi to have survived what would become known as the Great Jedi Purge, Hett made his way back to his homeworld of Tatooine, once again taking up his heritage and donning the wrappings of a Tusken Raider, and became a war leader of several Tusken clans, like his father before him. While on Tatooine, Hett led the clans against human settlements that had encroached on Tusken lands, while at the same time silently preparing for his own private war against the Galactic Empire.

Hett's leadership and skills, honed in the Clone Wars, did much to reverse the losses the Tuskens had suffered since the death of his father. The Tuskens became a feared fighting force again, reclaiming land they believed was rightfully theirs. But when Hett's clans reached the boundaries of the small moisture farm of Owen Lars, they were stopped, to Hett's surprise and shock, by his former Jedi comrade, Obi-Wan Kenobi, now himself living in exile on the desert world. Kenobi had noticed Hett's activities in his exile, and believed Hett was frighteningly close to the dark side, becoming the very thing he was claiming to fight. He begged Hett to stop his crusade there and now (not mentioning to Hett exactly why he had chosen to defend this small farm), but Hett refused to listen; the settlers and farmers had killed countless Tuskens, and blood called out for blood. With little choice, both Jedi ignited their lightsabers and fought a brutal duel on the desert flat, with the entire Tusken army watching them.

The duel ended with the loss of Hett's right arm, and the extra humiliation of having his mask removed. To the Tuskens, to expose any part of the flesh is forbidden, and with one hand, Hett could not hope to wield the tradition Tusken weapon, the gaderffi. The clans turned on him and departed without a word spoken. Hett was now an outcast, and asked Kenobi to finish him off. But Kenobi would not kill his old comrade. Instead, he made Hett swear on the honor of his late father that he would leave Tatooine and never return, hoping that one day, Hett would see the error of his ways and again take up the Jedi way. But it would not happen; in fact, decades after the fact, Hett learned that the very moisture farm Kenobi had been defending concealed the son of Anakin Skywalker, who was, as he would also learn, the man who had destroyed the Jedi Order. When he realized that Skywalker and Darth Vader were one, Hett bitterly regretted protecting Skywalker's bloody secret; to have turned him in then, Hett believed, would have spared the galaxy untold suffering.