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It has taken blood, sweat and tears (in that order), but I have finally gotten
my LEGO comic up and running. It is illustrated entirely in LEGO bricks, pluss
come “ditital remastering” (Photoshop). So without further ado:
An uneasy truce embraces the Spiral Arm.
An unholy Alliance exists between the Fifth Galactic Republic’s failed
idealism, the Krawn’s savage brutality and Kazakcorp’s religious fanaticism.
A dread Union of the Knoon’s totalitarianism and the Trade Empire’s
hedonistic opulence opposes them. Between them stands a war-ravaged border,
heavily fortified against enemy incursions. In the shadows lurks the
Confederation of Free Worlds, silently watching and pulling strings tied to
presidents and warlords alike.
The worlds of the Alliance and the Union are war torn and burned. Populations
are decimated, an entire generation exterminated by war and famine. In this
bleak universe, can the beleaguered populace trust their leaders to keep
the peace and prevent disaster from striking yet again?
The address, you ask?
http://www.stud.ntnu.no/~christh/lego
Enjoy.
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Christian Holden
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| (...) I'm interested in checking this out, but it appears to be broken. The links on the "story" page that look like chapter titles take me to pages that have just one image of the chapter title in a larger fancier font... and nothing else. No text, (...) (20 years ago, 12-Mar-04, to lugnet.space, FTX)
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| (...) The comic navigation is really goofy. Using the next/prev links at the bottom of the site's main menu is not exactly intuitive, especially considering that you can't even see those links if you scroll to the bottom of the actual comic pages- (...) (20 years ago, 12-Mar-04, to lugnet.space, FTX)
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| Good so far, but I need to say some of the same things already said here. I would suggest to use a table or similar layout tools to bring your page together. Your menu appears to be were it belongs, but the content starts below the menu on the (...) (20 years ago, 12-Mar-04, to lugnet.space)
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