Draft:Thomas Andrews

'Mr Andrews' is the alias for Thomas Tiberius Andrews, a non- fictional 27 year old man, known for his comic book- style drawings (ranging from a sketch on the board of a suspicious- looking Daredevil to in depth sketches of Batman) and, by extension, professional paintings. He also leaned into his special interests, and is currently completing a PHD to become a doctor in literature... arguably one of the most useless doctors, and yet, he has payed to do so. The man is also known for being an English Teacher, in which he routinely helps students.

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Finally, he is renound amongst students and teachers alike for his clumsy, uncoordinated manor; he has managed to knock two students into a river, then following himself, seems unable to type the correct things into google, tipped a canoe with a student in it, and tripped over an LSA on his first lesson as a teacher.

Tom is also known by other alias as follows:

                 Tiny Tom
                 Sire Andrews
                 Wrecking Ball