We have a Hulk... wait, do we?

Yes... the Avengers movie is awesome; and no, as of this moment I am typing this I am unaware of any 6868 Hulk's™ Helicarrier Breakout release in my area. So no Hulk for the moment.

Now, any long term fans of my work ( which at this very moment I doubt any exists, given my off and on status of being hiatus) will notice for the first time I am cheating... yes. cheating on the comic background. On the record this this the first time I used blurred movie images instead of LEGO constructs for this comic and for this feat alone I can tell you a lot of background stories.

You see, there comes a time when a dude have to admit there is just not enough time to fulfilled all his aspirations in life. Look at the plot in this comic: it came to me in like 5 seconds after I saw the LEGO release, personally I believe it is a simple yet enough funny plot worthy to be shared, but will I spent the effort of finding the time, the energy, the resource to build Tony Stark's office because of this plot? No sir that just won't happen... unless I have Tony Stark's kinda resources at my disposal.

But then stuck between wasting my plot, my newly purchased avengers figures and the harsh reality that I am already feeling like biting more than I could chew in life what is a dude to do? We cheat... by compromised with the resource we can muster versus the results we wan to achieve, well I guess that is life.

But then again we WILL have a (LEGO) hulk... on that I can assured you, on that there is no compromise.

Robin Hood: No face given to a True Monarch

SPOILER ALERT: If you haven't see the 2010 Robin Hood movie and wish to watch it without knowing part the ending stop reading this section. :)

This comic is about how at the end of the show... things got ridiculously out of hand, so much so soldiers don't give face to a King and instead they choose to cherish a nobody they rarely get the chance to know and didn't even contribute that lot in the final fighting scene. And remember, this is supposedly set in the time when an insult to the King can get yourself killed. Simply brilliant.

This town needs a ...

As an observer of life the stuff Joker said in the movie Dark Knight do have certain validity in them. The thing is in the show most are intimidated by his seemingly insanity and none debated with him save for may Batman near the movie end. So what do you think will happen when the people Joker taunts are more smart mouth than him?