One hundred strips. I’ve been saving this joke for a special occasion, and #100 seemed like a good opportunity. I saw someone use this “big busted” technique on another LEGO website, and thought there had to be a way I[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Some comics eschew the use of sound effect words, but I like them. Ben Edlund’s The Tick used sound effects to great hilarity, and my use of “RUMMAGE!” and “SEARCH!” as effects is a tribute to it.
I love the phrase, “awesome power of science”. It sounds so much like classic 1950s banter.
Science Guy is much less “animated” than the other characters on the S-Team. Where they will gesture, turn, and move about wildly at times, he’s content to stay in one place. Or maybe I just surround him with enough difficult[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
I have no idea what most of the gadgets or gizmos in Science Guy’s lab do, and I prefer it that way. A little knowledge, they say, is a dangerous thing.
I find the idea of Slick reading the Thesaurus for fun very humorous.
Sandstorm’s obsession with Silence is a popular topic of discussion in the Men’s locker room at S-Team headquarters, I suspect.
Slick, as observant as always.
The pink strip is one of my daughter’s hairbands. I wanted to include something still reminiscent of the red in Sandstorm’s original costume.
Sandstorm is preparing to reinvent herself. This is a common theme in comic books, although it is more often an editorial than a creative decision. “Catwoman is getting boring and her sales are flagging; let’s reinvent her.” In this case,[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…