Ages 25 & Up - Comic with Balljoints
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Thanks, man! Hope you like this week's issue, the first one of 2016!
And with a new year comes another Numbers' New Year's Newsletter for your pleasure: Ages 25 and Up - Comics with Kung-Fu Grip: Numbers' New Year's Newsletter: We Mean 2016
And here's the fresh strip. Happy 2016, fellas:
Probably the most articulated, best sculpted, best painted, and I guess, all-around greatest dinosaur action figure Hasbro's made, pretty much ever. Forever.
Who's up for a new issue?
Do we know that he's gone, though? We just saw blood, but didn't even see a corpse.Still bummed Guzman is gone.
My Guzman figure can't die unless he betrays my Al Pacino figure and then he himself gets double-crossed by my John Leguizamo figure, ya know? :trollface:
I mean, i guess we don't know, but his "end" sure didnt look good to me.
Also, you have a John Leguizamo?! The "Pest"?!
Also, you have a John Leguizamo?! The "Pest"?!
The only Leguizamo I have is his Super Mario Bros. movie figure, but at least the likeness isn't too bad.I mean, i guess we don't know, but his "end" sure didnt look good to me.
Also, you have a John Leguizamo?! The "Pest"?!
Just noticing that Bowman looks kinda like the evil baker villain from Strawberry Shortcake...ya know, with a slightly less crazy stache.
Looks like you're setting things up for the introduction of a new Beard Force member, Topside. He could provide a (c)littoral extraction for Wireless and her team.
And he's surprise Doc, too. "Mandatory drug test? Go right ahead. I'm this hard naturally."
And speaking of something hard, Clutch is... I was going to say "stuck between a rock and a hard place," but you know what I mean!
Destroy. DestROY. DESTROy. I think i know who the next celeb couple should be.
What, you want to break up the Destroy Orbison?
I guess i do. Maybe thats what the comic needs to get some female viewers...love drama! C'mon, numbers, sell out!
Maybe this issue will change that, thanks to the focus on Wireless' teammates (but not the bitchy medic):
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Ain't that the truth. I'm surprised and disappointed that I only got two story arcs in last year, I think. I must be further up my ass that I expected.
I can only imagine how difficult it must be to advance a story when you have so few panels per comic. Whats "worse" is how much work each page must be. That you've soldiered on for all these years is truly impressive.
Thanks a lot, man, I really appreciate it. I'm not sure how or why I've kept at it for as long as I have, and there've been times when needing to make an issue each week felt more like a chore than a hobby, but interacting with you guys and the fact that you dig it makes it all worth it.
I've thought about hanging up my camera so to speak and have even written and planned out the inevitable final issue, which might be a bit melodramatic, but I like to be prepared sometimes.
And speaking of stuff ending, here's the second-to-last issue of our Joerassic Park story:
So no way Roy survives that, right? Right?!
"Oh crap. Clutch is alive." I missed the exclamation point at first and thought it was disappointment on Outbacks part. :lmao:
Nice posing on Rundown, BTW.
"Oh crap. Clutch is alive." I missed the exclamation point at first and thought it was disappointment on Outbacks part. :lmao:
Nice posing on Rundown, BTW.
Thanks, man! I try to get plausible poses out of the figures, which often comes across as bending of the wrists and tilting of the head, for what it's worth.
As for Roy, well, maybe this issue will provide some closure! :trollface: It's the last issue of this story, which started way back in #300: Ages 25 and Up - Comics with Kung-Fu Grip: #300 "On That Bombshell..." Fitting enough, then, that the last issue of the story mirrors the first issue, no?
Apologies for the lateness, but it is a massively-oversized issue. A standard "page" of A25U is 4000 pixels tall. This one is in excess of 8,900.
Not to mention Tina Bowman's body was never found, and neither were Roy's remains. Wonder that means?
Sagat, one of the bosses from Street Fighter, who has ties to M. Bison and Shadaloo.:trollface:Sagat? Bob Sagat? Full House Sagat?? How does he factor in??
Dude's pretty top-tier!Ohhhhhhh...now i remember! I liked his "tiger" moves.
And here's a new issue:
Thanks! It's a forced-perspective illusion. He's actually just holding up his hand, and posed him so it looks like he's facepalming. That's usually how I get characters to hold phones up to their ears, or even worse, how figures without elbow joints can hold a microphone!:trollface: