Following Graynar's footsteps..., A space story?

Oh sweetness! I like the intresting characters that you have created! Agreeing with Paleo I like Nao! Sounds like its going to be a funny story!

More characters! Did these bios in the wait for the golden tower, the last piece needed is in that set.

Awesome Helmet -Background will be explained.
Blader
Elite Boss -Master Chief parody by name and some of his personality, but mostly a parody of action heroes in general.
Foreign Agents (Spies) -Secondary cast, you could say.
Dr. Victor Shelley -Name is a reference to Victor Frankenstein and the writer of the novel, Mary Shelley.

Hehe.. that Awesome Helmet made me think of Spaceballs for some reason...

Best movie ever.

CLICKY!

Another minicomic, much shorter this time, released.
Can you spot the cameo?


In other news- yes, the comic is coming along. Will begin the work for real next week... Four pages and no REAL comic... amagad.

That one's just cruel...

"Got milk?"

That was intresting, I don't know what else to say besides who is the cameo? Looks like a zombie with James Bond's tuxedo...

heh heh heh... fun to read but... I must ask, why "goat"?

All major religions of the world has, or still does (with the exception of Buddhism, though classing it as a religion is controversial), sacrifice goats. Since their patriotism is the same thing as religion, sacrificing goats to the national symbol makes sense.

Bad news.

Everything is ready to go, I even got a new camera, but the dust keeps coming back seconds after I remove it, and due to the size of the landscape and all, this pisses me off completely- there is no way I can do this without the dust being there- forcing me to make the dust a part of the story, which is very sad. I hate it, and it keeps coming back no matter what I do. I took three pictures to show the progress, but they are no fun with all the dust:
Train
Caféteria
Overview

I was actually thinking of cancelling the whole thing because the dust just makes everything look so awful, but I guess there is no way I can do that now, is there?

Ahhh I got it! I like that idea, it seems pretty clever. Heh heh heh... a goat...


Anyway, these pictures are so cool! I do see dust, but in some way that is good - especially with black lego, which can be hard to photograph without a little dust to add contrast for the camera.

I guess the only way you can clean the black pieces is by washing them, either by soaking them or throwin' them in the washing machine.

Anyway, those pics are so cool, and it's looks like you've done some sweet building... I'd say go with it! It looks great~

An update.

I have been thinking of actually retconning the chapters released (!) but I will keep them up and make a compilation of what has happened so far in the story (mostly new pictures!), naming the rest of the story to follow "Futuron Earth 2".
Yes alot will be retconned, but trust me, it will be much easier for me to make this story that way.

Originally, the plot was just about this little group of people trying to get home, but after alot of changing of plot elements and the overall outline of the story, it has become something more... epic.

This major change also has to do with camera angles- the first chapters suffered from bad angles because I thought of architecture first and camera second, as well as the room itself sometimes limiting the way I could take the photos. There are also some special effects and some dialog I wanted to change, but can't without redoing it completely.

I know years have past since last, but I am still working on it, though slowly.

You said that word... EPIC!
That gets me happy each time...

I think this is a very good point - how do you guys build? Do you think of camera angles first?

I have to confess, I always think of the camera angle, to the point where a lot of the "buildings" and "rooms" are actually just walls with a base plate.

It's all about the presentation.

That said, I'm using a story with the actual LEGO sets, so that does present some strong photo-challenges.

How do you all get around that problem?