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Tag Archives: Lego
Batman Lego magic
Never mind the ever expanding series of Lego superhero sets, this is the real deal. Lego virtuoso Paul Hetherington builds vast and intricate scenes full of drama and narration, with little details and grand motorised animation, and so far he’s … Continue reading
Tintin! Moon! Lego!
Forgive my childish gibber, but could somebody wake up whoever’s at the helm at Lego and point their noses towards these creations by Tyler Clites? I mean, this must be the best Tintin moon rocket in Lego I have ever seen. … Continue reading
Paul Hetherington loves comics and Lego
The excellent Lego blog Brothers Brick recently reported on master builder Paul Hetherington winning the Best In Show award at this year’s BrickCon with an hommage to David Petersen’s wonderful graphic novel series, Mouse Guard. This must be my personal favorite Lego … Continue reading
Marvel at my Lego
Mariann Asanuma may be a freelance Lego artist and author in her own right, somehow the knack of the brick must run in the family. Her brothers Matt and Mike have been competing lately with Marvel-inspired creations that are quite … Continue reading
Blackest Lego
Ulises Farinas, it would seem, is not only the cartoonist behind Act-I-Vate‘s excellent Motro feature, he’s also a certified Lego nut.  Just look at this absolutely gorgeous (and totally acurate) Lego version of DC’s current crossover extravaganza, Blackest Night ! … Continue reading
I believe in Lego
The obxcrew is currently presenting Harvey Dent’s descent into crime as Two-Face in a series of ingenious and at times quite unsettling vignettes.  And all clear surfaces ! (from the Brothers Brick)
Action Comics Lego
By Julian Fong. Wicked. (via Super Punch)
Exo-Force
With their Exo-Force line of products, Lego aims at cashing in on global mangamania, and on the conviction that children these days will eat anything as long as it involves giant robots, evil empires and heroes named Takeshi. And so … Continue reading