I'm not exactly sure, but I am proud of it

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I’m not exactly sure what the story with this is, but they were fun to draw, and I might make a small comic based around them, but I’m not exactly certain…so there:

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So, just tell me what you think, maybe try to offer some advice as to what the story can be, the characters do have names, and exist in a bit of a Portal-like setting, but that’s about all I’ve come up with so far.

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#oh my wut

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So neat… So organized…

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The post was intended to look like what something would see if it were to go onto some kind of computer to look at the subjects’ files.

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I’m not sure if the linking is intentional, but if you want just the image to appear adding [img]insert link[#/img] should work, just remove the #.

Like so:

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Weird, normally this site does that for me.

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It’s kind of case by case basis, when normal linking doesn’t work adding the image tags usually fix it.

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Well, thanks for that, it’s fixed now.

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>Extremely technological description of technological-based character

>drawn on paper with lines in it

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I think it gives a sort of Galidor vibe. Not that that’s a bad thing. I like it, and I’m looking forward to the comic.

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[quote=“Hawkflight, post:9, topic:16658, full:true”]
>Extremely technological description of technological-based character
>drawn on paper with lines in it
[/quote]Well, I ran out of lineless paper back in October, otherwise I would’ve used it.

[quote=“darkbrick999, post:11, topic:16658, full:true”]
I think it gives a sort of Galidor vibe. Not that that’s a bad thing. I like it, and I’m looking forward to the comic.
[/quote]Well, that’s good to hear…I think.
Here’s a third one:

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To quote Sidorak, “It WAS a complement.”

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To quote some website I don’t remember the name of, “Stafford considers the Galidor line to be Lego’s most heinous offense.”

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Personally, I don’t think it was as bad as people say. The idea was intriguing, but ended up terribly childish. Also, I think that people who complain about how they look, yet enjoy the starwars and superheros ultrabuilds, are a bit hypocritical.

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To be fair, the Star Wars and Superheroes constractions are at least compatible with other sets. Although to be fair, the Superheroes ones looked fairly not-good.

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Technically, Galidor is compatible with other sets, it’s just that some ill-informed worker at Lego put on the box otherwise.

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If you say so.
Then again, I liked the Ben 10 sets, what reasoning do I have to argue that Galidor sucked?

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I Think this counts as a creative update.

I’ve decided to begin drawing the comic now, and because it’s a relatively simple artstyle, I’ll be using a computer to do so, it will revolve around 1125125 for a while before 1250 is introduced.

Here’s a screenshot of the work in progress that is the comic:

I still have no idea what to call it.

EDIT: The first update of it is complete, I just need a name for the comic before I can post it, any ideas?

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What in the world?

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Good name!

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