In case you were wondering, “El clavo oxidado de la venganza” should translate to “The Rusty Nail of Vengance”. At least, that’s what google says.
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Wasting your workday since some point in 1995.
In case you were wondering, “El clavo oxidado de la venganza” should translate to “The Rusty Nail of Vengance”. At least, that’s what google says.
Why do I immediately assume that this’ll lead to the return of Neo and Morpheus? Or, better still, their non-union Mexican counterparts?
(Man… to have the bandito from the 2nd collectible minifig wave… he’d make an excellent knock-off Morpheus: “Do you eat the red burrito or the blue burrito?”)
lol niiiiice
i like that the dwarfcom has a steering wheel
I can see a little old friend of Reasonably Clever back there.
I think his name was Filthy Frank.
Paprika would be bootleg Pepper Potts, right?
Which head is Antonio based on? There’s a few in the BrickLink catalog that come close, but I can’t quite pick the one you used.
it is the rebel hoth force battle builder set.
I have two of them somewhere. I like the way you used it. I think that they are ugly.
It is not the hoth battle builder set. I bought like six of those things and they come with completely different heads! Good comic 2day!
Guys, It’s the Harry Potter one… the russian guy on the Durmstrang ship.
I love where this is going. Looks like this has… Brik Wars potential.
You spelled “Anontio” (Antonio) wrong in panel 3.
I thought we would see actual bootleg toys… Does “My answer, she is firm” have another meaning?
@Lich: He’s just a musician. 😉
@louise: Of course it’s Pepper!
Unless I am much mistaken, the minifigs in the background are bootlegs. I’d recognize those malformed feet anywhere. . . .
Instead of Jarvis for an A.I. does Iron Manos have Torgo?
@Lich: NUME Morpheus would be more like “You can either eat the red burrito and wake up tomorrow (with a slight heartburn) and go on believing what you want to believe, or you can eat the blue burrito and we will see how low this limbo goes.”