Read the comic here.Today's Humor is a bit of a LEGO Meta joke. Despite the hoards of Trolls released by LEGO in 2008, every single one of them has the same face. Now, a sad part of racism is the statement "[whatever group] all look alike to me!" LEGO has made it true for the Trolls.
I know there's at least one new Troll face on the way in 2009 - the Female Shaman. Here's hoping the rank-and-file also get some individuality.
Oh. I should point out this cool gallery of Troll-alternates using existing LEGO faces. I've had several of these on hand for use with Scotch, but the opportunity hasn't arisen yet.
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I dare Chris to find a use for the Squidward troll face on Scotch. ;)
At least now that there are alternates hopefully TLG will "see the light" and consider making alien faces in more than just sand green colors.
Personally, I'd like to see a full range of alien expressions that can complement the existing faces that aren't human, and don't use a yellow or light flesh minifig head.
Huh, I see the plot already arising. Here is the frog that appeared earlier(Scotch's brother?) in man-frog stage, getting ready to destroy the world?
I dunno, just guessing.
But when are we gonna see that frog agin?
Heh- I love the crying troll.
I received a 'Power Miners' set over the weekend. I must confess to an odd fondness for the little crystal-eating guys in those sets. The ultra-green color theme take some getting used to, but there are some cool new parts in the sets. Those wheels are going to make great jet engines.
Right side of panels 1 and 4.
Hands.
Nick: Yeah, it's Mother Tango. She's just out of shot. She's in there full frame in the next episode. (Up tomorrow sometime.)
I love the sad troll.no,more than love. REALLY.
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