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Ive finally got winasm working and Ive been following the icezillion tutorials. They are very good, but they use lots of include files. I know having these includes make the process of programming quicker, but Im not developing anything at the moment, so Im more interested in the code behind it. Whenever I use these, I feel as if I am missing out on something fundamental, and then when I go onto making more serious programs, I might not know what to do because of that. So will I be able to use code just to display a string? Not necissarily a message box, but something simple to show me how to get going with MASM. This might have sounded very unclear, but I have tried to explain it as best as I could.

thanks.

you can certainly read many books about assembler but you can't understand them at once. imho the best way to learn masm32 more quickly is a practice by debugging any easy application (e.g. executable files from icezillion's tutorials). by this way you can understand how to work executable file on binary level.
i advice you to read ricardo narvaja's tutorials (20 lessons sufficiently) "Introduction to cracking with OllyDbg from zero" where you learn about OllyDbg debugger. in the future you'll able to understand any source code written with masm or another language.

regards.