Ye Olde Lego-time Theatre

All creative copyrights of rollen Lee ("Lich Barrsiter". All following character can be accessed through the "Brick Comic Network" dropdown except where noted. "Hiryxan" and "Xndr" are visiting from Deathdog's "Glomshire Knights." "Alison Waines" and "Sven Rosenberg" are moonlighting from Dr. Legostar's "Legostar Galactica." "Zombie Wash" and "Mary Sue" are living it up (Sorry!) while away from Christopher Doyle's "Brick House." "Squidman" has made the leap over from Tranquility's "Tranquility Base." "Cancerkitty" is the author of "Bricks of the Dead," found at bricksofthedead.com. "Captain Redstorm" hails from Derek Almen's "Nerds in Space," which is found on Flickr. "Nute Gunray" is a "Star Wars" character, and is the property of LucasFilm. "Jamie" and "Adam" are based on "Irregular Webcomic"'s versions of the "Mythbusters." Any unattributed characterizations have been made inadvertantly and without intent for profit.

My first guest appearance!

Well played, good sir! Love the "reading the text" joke!

Bravo. :) And hurray for my clever disguise. ;-) I'm gonna have the check out Bricks of the Dead and get started on Reasonably Clever's stuff sometime.

Is there any chance you could use more readable text? The black text on the semitransparent background is hard to read especially in this episode. If the rest of the episodes are this hard to read I'll develop tunnel vision.

Geoffrey: I am trying to find the sweet spot for readability and visibility. I don't really like full-white bubbles, and using GIMP has given me the flexibility to work on the opacity of the bubble. I've varied it a bit over the last few, and I agree that this one could have been better. I think I was around 30% opacity here; I'll try to stay closer to 50% and see if that helps.

Thanks for the feedback! I hope by your comment "rest of the episodes" that you're intrigued by it!

hey you don't know me but i know some of the people in this strip they are dave......i watch mythbusters alot.....i read reasonably clever and that's it.that myth is pretty funny great work!