… maybe after the movie comes out would be better, or alongside the release anyway …

The clone trooper lego fig, with the helmet attachments? The long ‘sensor-thingy’ belongs on the right side of the helmet, and the smaller ‘headlamp-thingy’ goes on the left…

I think it is telling that it took me over a year reading the comic and the notes to find something to pick on.

And really? It’s lego. Play the way you want. I do! I have clone troppers and rebels fighting side-by-side against the evil droid armies and their stormtrooper allies…

Yeah. That’s it.

Just seems a bit strange that she’s move her arm down to her side then back up for no reason.

A friend of mine told me about it a while back- how he wanted to get the books. It wasn’t until- as I was reading about half way through and saw you talking about the “Nemo in Slumberland” (which I didn’t remember as anything but a Nintendo cartridge game, but I know I wasn’t always the most up to date on stuff as a kid), it hit me, cause from what he described, it reminded me of the video game.

I love the various pop culture references you throw in from time to time- in particular the “Inconceivable” reference from “The Princess Bride.”

This is really good stuff. Keep it coming. I don’t normally sit and read for hours on end from something I randomly found on the internet (found it via voting on another comic, and the fact that it was computer generated really piqued my interest). This comic is bar none my favorite comic thus far that I’ve found on the internet. Scott, my hat’s off to ya’ for sticking to the stuff, despite how much it has cost you to do so. Though I know that others on here have been quick to critique your work (and perhaps that’s something you need from time to time as a comic writer to help you refine your work), but I have to say- I really appreciate what you’re doing. It’s good AND it’s clean. You’ve proven that you don’t need sex and obsessive profanity to sell this- you just need a good storyline and people who are willing to follow it for it’s inherent merit.

If this is ever turned into a movie, you need to have full control and rights over how it’s done so it doesn’t get screwed up. Personally, I think it’d work out better as a cartoon series. It would certainly be better than much of what is put out today.