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A NEW COMIC POSTED EVERY WEEK!
COLLECT THEM ALL!
Celebrate 25 years of A Real American Hero with Ages 25 & Up, the online action figure comic strip with kung-fu grip and balljoints of steel.
New comics are posted on/by Mondays.
INSTRUCTIONS:
Clicking on a comic will load its full size. Clicking on the "Previous Comic" and "Next Comic" buttons will bring you to the previous and next posts containing comics.
Some assembly required. No tools needed. Adult supervision recommended.
Ages 25 & Up: Balljoints Of Steel
A NEW COMIC POSTED EVERY WEEK!
COLLECT THEM ALL!
Celebrate 25 years of A Real American Hero with Ages 25 & Up, the online action figure comic strip with kung-fu grip and balljoints of steel.
New comics are posted on/by Mondays.
INSTRUCTIONS:
Clicking on a comic will load its full size. Clicking on the "Previous Comic" and "Next Comic" buttons will bring you to the previous and next posts containing comics.
Some assembly required. No tools needed. Adult supervision recommended.
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2 comments:
Hey, dude!) I love your comics about action figures G.I. Joe) Also I love Snake Eyes and Scarlett. Could you put more Duke? He is my fav character too and I love him as Scarlett's "brother" (in my fan-stories they like annoying brother and sister, but not couple). I would like to do those comics, but I have only 6 figures. I decided to create comics about Joes when I'll have a lot money (also for my kids, which I don't have yet). So keep doing your fav job)
Yo Joe!!!!!
Hi scarlettshana! Thanks for checking out the comic and leaving a comment.
Best of luck with your comic, and let me know if you need, I don't know, tips or advice or anything. When I started Ages 25 & Up, I only had 5 or 6 25th Anniversary figures, myself. Come to think of it, that was the whole purpose of the comic: to show my friends what figures I'd managed to find!
As for Mr. Hauser, he, erm, had a workplace injury in #55: http://ages25andup.blogspot.ca/2009/09/comic-file-55-snake-eater-part-2.html but later appeared in the background of #84, in a full body cast, and didn't move or say anything for the entire issue: http://ages25andup.blogspot.ca/2010/03/comic-file-84-tech-support-part-10.html
Assuming he makes a recovery, he has plans for Scarlett's sister, Willow from Dreadstar: http://ages25andup.blogspot.ca/2009/01/comic-file-22-seeing-double.html Since he can't have Scarlett, maybe he'll try to woo her con-artist twin sister!
Thanks again, and have a good one!
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