Lots of miniatures here – the helicopter, and the Fabulous S Building. LEGO mini is a growing art form and this is my concession to it, although I much prefer building in minifig scale. This is the first of many[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
I think “Anybody wanna change seats?” is one of the funnier lines of the early part of this series.
This one was post-production hell.
This is the only strip so far where I’ve broken my “four-panel” rule, and tried to tell a whole joke in a single panel. I much prefer the closer shots and additional elements of a longer strip, which is why[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
I completely forgot to do the post-production work here, and there is no cityscape outside Silverstein’s office. My rationale is that his shades are closed. No, really.
Adventures of the S-Team: home of the world’s only LEGO Venus De Milo.
I’m not really obsessed with ninjas. I just thought the team needed someone who could be serious, because there are a lot of goofy folks already on board. Silence fit the bill. If you want to see about someone who’s[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
And at last, we meet Silence, the ninja. I debated whether to make her like Silent Bob – only speaking when she had something truly profound to say. So far, though, she’s kept any wisdom to herself. That’s probably the[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
I wanted to have a larger-than-human character in the S-Team, but wasn’t sure how to do it, since all LEGO minifigs are the same size. I finally decided that I could give a regular figure larger hands/arms, make his legs[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Trying to figure out a way to make Stretch’s arms extend was giving me fits. The tube is from an old Expert Builder series LEGO engine or an early LEGO Space kit (could be either).