ponyboy

Wow, I haven't seen that photo before. It looks great, and that photoshop you did looks seamless to me. Nice job!

I like this a lot. The colors mesh well and the shape is very clever. Do you have any pictures of the cockpit?

Hey everybody this is my first time posting so please tell me if I did something wrong or you need more clarification on something. This is the V19-83 Starship. It's something I am working on for a comic I am creating. The basic story of this is that it is a prototype that was left unfinished and found by my protagonist. I wanted something that in essence would be bare-bones but unique. I would like for this ship to change and grow as the story continues which is personally one of my favorite aspects in storytelling. I've always loved when the characters get a new base or upgraded gadgets. I wrote descriptions on every photo I took in my main album so I'm linking a couple of my favorite pictures here and if you would like to see more and read about my thoughts then feel free to visit the entire album. https://www.flickr.com/gp/133010472@N06/9VC3N3

As far as the Coulson thing. Sure, he is a good character but the Marvel Universe has hundreds and hundreds of characters(and suit variants). Coulson is just a guy in a suit, sure for fans like us he's a big thing but kids love Iron Man and this is a kid's game so in having another Iron Man figure, Lego gets to appeal to the kids who like Iron Man AND the adults who like Iron Man whereas a Coulson really won't be appealing to most people. Personally, I'd prefer a character like Shocker or Mysterio, maybe even someone like Blackbolt. Actually, when the last game came out they released Iron Patriot which if I remember right was around Iron Man 3 so at least it would make sense. If I was in charge, I would release a classic Hank Pym Ant-Man suit. That way they could connect to fans of the movie. And he is my second favorite character so I'm a little biased!

I like it, simple and clean. Looks like icing occurred. I'm a fan. Maybe you could replicate the scene with Tony and the Iron Monger? If I remember correctly, it was actually called the "icing problem," but that's a nitpick and not relevant to the actual build.

You know, it is interesting how you mention that. The reason why I went looking for your comics was because I'm working on my own LEGO comic now, it's preliminary, but I remembered just how well done yours was. You mentioning it looking like an actual comic book is the exact feel that I am trying to create. I'm working on getting practical experience using photography/graphic design/lighting. Actually, if you would ever like to write a script/storyboard/etc for "The Unlikely Society," I would be more than happy to do a "guest issue" kind of thing, even if it is only between us, it might be a fun little project.

Hello, Wow I can't believe it's really you. I used to read all the LEGO comics I could find and yours was always my favorite. It had such a quality to it and I liked how you could feel that a lot of care and effort went into making those. If you ever have a chance to upload them somewhere, I'd really appreciate it. Not only for me, but I'm sure there's a lot of people who would really enjoy them as I did. I'd like to thank you for responding to my comment and I hope you have a good day. Thanks.

Not sure if this is the best place for this but there was a user named Joe or who made comics titled 'The Unlikely Society' and I wanted to read them since I liked them so much as a kid but I couldn't find anything. If anybody could help, I'd really appreciate it. I apologise if this is against the rules. Thanks.