Knave

I recently decided to start reading The Hunger Games, and I had to buy it instead of getting from the library. The reason being that every single copy of the book in every library in my area was either checked out or being held. When I did choose to try and hold one, I ended up as queue number 200-something. So far, it's pretty good.

This certainly is original. Humanized Bionicle characters are a rarity in comics, but not so much in general fan art. I'd also like to state that while the art style could be described as bland, but what matters is its entertainment value. If the jokes are funny, the art style is only an extra spectacle. That being said, it is still not a liability. Keep up the good work, and, as they say, "Haters gonna' hate," so ignore their griping and have fun.

It seems as though "Priorities" in the main topic has been overwritten by the newest comic.Anyway, excellent work overall. You clearly show some form of effort for the planning of these comics,having removed a main character (for the greater good). Long-term plans are always nice to have in any area of everything.

Once, I almost tipped off a LEGO Printer. One day later, it turned up in the news anyway. I still don't know how many dozens of people had sent in the article.

Red Mobster / Red Lobster is probably the funniest pun I've heard in a while, honestly, Physics is always fun. Except for when you are the subject of study. Great work on both of them.@PGSing, I'll have to consider. If you want to discuss it further, feel free to PM me at any time.

This may have been answered in some previous topic, but I'd like to ask why I am still a premier member. I donated for a six-month membership more than 12 months ago, and it seems that the title has remained after the forum change. Is this intended, or can it be removed?

Huh. This looks awfully familiar. *wink wink nudge nudge*It seems that our favorite author with an unpronounceable name is back for more shenanigans, sombreros, and the lack of difference between the Spanish and Mexican languages. Congratulations on not dying silently under-water.

This is beautiful. Even better that I had a minute part in conspiring its origin.Vive La Revolution.

"Yume" is Japanese for "Dream." I don't know if you aware of that or not, though it may seem you are. Good choice of name, I suppose, if something surreal happens.

Long time, no see. Good to see this series isn't going to simply lie down and have it's head compacted into a tuna can. Not without a fight, at least.To the newest comic, I'd say that was quite anticlimactic. However, this is but the exposition. I'd love to see where this goes.

I'd just like to say thank you for ending this. We took what may have been a great series and cooked it in a extra virgin olive oil from very iffy sources. It wasn't going anywhere anyway, what with a lack of communication, coordination, and simply a will to keep it taking in shallow breaths. TL;DR : Thank goodness this is over

This comic is very high quality for BZP. Your humor, drawing, and photo-manipulation skills are excellent. I'm anticipating more.

I daresay it doesn't seem useful for much, but I quite like the detail in it. You also seem to have made many different angles. More than usual, in fact. This is a very fine kit you have here.

Nanonicle V.1

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Well kids, I promised a release in December 2009, and I'm making good on that--albeit at the very last minute. For those of you wondering why I haven't included much in the way of weapons, there are two reasons: (1) I extremely dislike spriting weapons and (2) I find weapons to be the least-used part of any kit. So unless a huge amount of people clamor for more weapons, I'll just add a few here and there at my own discretion. I do plan on making a generic sword, though, because you'll notice the Toa spritesheets include poses for sword-wielding (represented by a fuschia line).Mm, and yes, I only made the Calix so Kahinuva couldn't say, "DOK WHERE'S THE CALIX" As for Bioniplush, it's sorta weird for me right now--there are aspects of it I like and aspects I don't care for that much. Within the next month or so I'll probably release what I have and turn it over for fankits.By far, though, Nanonicle is the most fun I've had spriting in a while. Enjoy! Coming soon:

• [*]More views of current Kanohi/heads[*]More armor[*]More elemental powers[*]A potential alternate version using a different palette with randomized hues (like real spriters use and us BZP spriters typically forget )--notice such a palette is used on the fire elemental[*]Stuff

My desktop background used to be a soul-sucking abyss of pure darkness. Now it's a really out-of-focus photo of the sunset I took. I suppose that'll teach me to use auto-focus.

Welp. I didn't like them anyway. If you have any idea what they were about, feel free to tell me. I'll redo them, if you want.

It's not every day you get a private-eye-first-person-old-movie-style comic around here. It certainly seems original.It's not the graphics that hooked me, but the story. Keep up the good work.

I'd have to agree with Eljay about the text being a bit hard to read, but I digress. It may be interesting to see the reaction of the main character (sorry, I've forgotten his name).

Not at all! How's it coming along?

I've updated the comic a bit to make it easier to understand, also adding some more content. I hope you don't mind.

Sure. I'll just update this one, though, to clear up any confusion.

Finished the comic. Don't be surprised if I add a bit more to it later on.Here

Do not fret, I am present.Initiating Comic-Process now.

There is a shocking abundance of random characters popping up. Do you have any plans for them?

I was kind of expecting Kyubey to pop out in the middle of Rumpelstiltskin's air time. I wonder what's going to happen with the sleeping Bioduel?