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But as soon as all Warlords were thought up, a new desire was to interfere. A desire for filmmaking. 1993 was the year when he met new friends, started listening to Rock and Grunge Music and began to make thousands of films with his mates. This led to Dimension W being forgotten about and discarded, and yet again, comics were lost and to this day many warlords have been forgotten, the biggest tragedy of all. Another thing that lured him away from his comics was The Simpsons in 1994. He began to watch them on his friends’

Satellite channels and grew to love them dearly, they had changed radically from their first series, and it is now one of his most favourite programmes of all the ones mentioned in this profile.

1995 – 1996 The ‘Who Shot Mr Burns?’ craze began and he discovered Sideshow Bob, his favourite

of all characters. His love for the show increases. Yet his attention had to focus on education now, his GCSE exams were nearing. It is then that he noticed his blue suitcase and curiosity inspired him to create

another new Dimension W-related comic ‘Your Money or Your Life’, explained in the Understanding Starsim’s Universe pages. He began to take more interest in the other residents of Dimension W and began to think up ‘the history’ of how things came about and how the Boonal Vs Muncher comics fit into it all. It is also here that Ryan

was coaxed into drawing some more of his own drawings of memorable characters from DW, he’s always taken an equally keen interest in Dimension W, he is the only closest individual who understands Dimension W as well as Muh. It is here that Muh realised his own limitations in drawings. Ryan is a fine artist and it is here that Muh decided that the final layouts of characters in his intended cartoons of his comics should look the way

Ryan draws them.    Muh then decided to take one more crack at The Boonal Vs Muncher comics and try to fill the void and quickly revamp it into a more

‘grown-up’ story, also trying his best to imitate Ryan’s style. That comic was episode 58 ‘The Invasion’. Unfortunately he

only did 5-6 pages. Find out more about it in the Dimension W comic guide. His enthusiasm for drawing comics was obviously low at this point. His strength was in

imagination and writing. More ideas for what Dimension W was began to emerge. E.g. where it’s actually located, etc. It is here that a new idea came about, an idea for a game. A friend, Javid Ali-Zubair helped to design a game about a little walking star called Starsim, who has to rescue his people from an evil Darkstar.

They created 1 level for the very basic game. He also continued to draw the odd

Starsim pic and that’s it. Muh then passed his exams and finally finished Secondary School. His long summer of no education began then he started College. During which time even more ideas and concepts for Dimension W was thought up. It became even more vivid than imagined.

1997 – 1999 Media Studies becomes a chore, not specifying in the exact area he was interested: Writing and filming. So he ended up having to repeat the first year due to his underestimate of requirements, all the boring parts of media: marketing, presentation, etc. It was also during that year that he finally got frequent access to the Internet. One of the first sites he discovered was ‘The Simpsons Fanscript Central’. Muh was intrigued with the concept of Fanfiction. Apart from this interest, Muh finally accepted and had gotten used to the concepts of marketing and presentation and finally finished first year successfully. It was then, in 1998 when Muh began his second year, that The Simpsons were finally broadcasted in England on BBC. He continued  the second year more successfully and everything went smoothly.