#181
This comic definitely kept the storyline going and showed that more than just the main core of characters were in Knockora-Offina but in my view the best part about it is panel 5. The pose worked out well and the Looney Tunes-esque facial expression did it for me. It may not be the most highbrow humor, but a kick to the groin can bring out the 7th grade giggles in most people. So I admit to stooping to the lowest common denominator here for sure! The one and only reason I included Ultra Magnus II in the comic was that I knew the toy had finger articulation and could hold an open hand palm up. What I forgot was that it had an indentation in its palm used to combine with the Optimus Prime of its toyline so having it hold the ball bearings in a way the camera could capture it was more frustrating then intended. But it worked out I think. Those ball bearings came from a drum pad that had several ball bearings enclosed in its underside to simulate a snare drum sound. The size worked perfect so I pried a couple out of the pad, took the pictures and put them right back in the casing. I think most men have had to endure that particular pain Mirage was in, so I have a feeling many readers may have been reacting the same way Hound and Cliffjumper were there in the commentary panel…
This comic definitely kept the storyline going and showed that more than just the main core of characters were in Knockora-Offina but in my view the best part about it is panel 5. The pose worked out well and the Looney Tunes-esque facial expression did it for me. It may not be the most highbrow humor, but a kick to the groin can bring out the 7th grade giggles in most people. So I admit to stooping to the lowest common denominator here for sure! The one and only reason I included Ultra Magnus II in the comic was that I knew the toy had finger articulation and could hold an open hand palm up. What I forgot was that it had an indentation in its palm used to combine with the Optimus Prime of its toyline so having it hold the ball bearings in a way the camera could capture it was more frustrating then intended. But it worked out I think. Those ball bearings came from a drum pad that had several ball bearings enclosed in its underside to simulate a snare drum sound. The size worked perfect so I pried a couple out of the pad, took the pictures and put them right back in the casing. I think most men have had to endure that particular pain Mirage was in, so I have a feeling many readers may have been reacting the same way Hound and Cliffjumper were there in the commentary panel…
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