Actually, I did part out all my “winter exterior” sets before I realized I needed them for this linking strip.
Whoops.
But a quick adjustment of dialog and I got a cheap (and easy to produce) strip out of it.
Reasonably Clever
Wasting your workday since some point in 1995.
If Doyle plays it right, he could get a load of gags out of this strip! 😉
He’s had a few ‘blackout’ strips in the past year.(only two, but, thats a total of 5 over 6-8 years. Pretty good.)
Lovely running gag!
this 1 is very funnny 🙂 🙂
Reminds me of the Caverns of Endless Smoke on the way to S’Moredor. 😛 Simple comics can still produce great comedy though.
Darn you Doyle! I was going to do a couple whiteout strips next week! (Very funny stuff, btw)
Changing the character’s name to “Grinchely” right at the end was a funny touch.
Made me lol. Good one!
Grinchley is a fool. Your sets are the best of any Lego comic I’ve seen.
Well, I guess the question is whether you’re lazy, and after the lack of a coronation room, I think we know- but the fact is you still do more and better set work then just about anyone else. Need I say ‘Mario Mecha?’
if you tilt your screen back, you can kinda see the set!
lol
I agree with DoctorPlastastic. I mean, does Doyle even have a job?? Nah. He must; considering all the LEGO he has. Even I don’t have that much…
Actually, I’m not sure what job in this state* pays that well, although clearly he has it… Or he’s just a genius. Wait, both of these. Try checking out the tour of his building room. SO MANY BRICKS. >:D>
*(For a touch of clarification, I’m from Ann Arbor, and unless I’m mistaken, Doyle writes the strip from Detroit. Both towns are located in the, shall we say, less then prosperous state of Michigan. The fact that the above line required that much clarification probably should have motivated me to scrap it, but I’m too far now! That said, my town has the best comic shop ever, so we win.)