Something everyone can have fun with, you, and your children.

[Michael Slaunwhite]

Hi.

I was poking around about a month or two ago trying to figure out what else I can occupy myself with, and I came across this site so you can create your own Comic Strip. I was going to create a comic of NSD super hero's, and how NSD came about, and what it took to make the civilwar game.

Anyway even this was too hard for me (one brain cell just can't cut it), but I thought why not post it, and have people, or their children create a comic strip for NSD....who knows where it would lead.

Who knows, maybe NSD will give out awards for the best comic strip.

Anyway here is the link (I know of two, but this one suited me better).

http://superherosquad.marvel.com/create_your_own_comic

Have fun folks.

[KG_Soldier]

never mind

[Michael Slaunwhite]

never mind

Haaaaaa. If you are wondering why anyone would even come up with this, well it's pretty simple.

My Nephew on every Saturday drops in, and he would watch me play SOWgb, but kids have a very short attention span so I started poking around looking for something he could do on my wife's computer while I played SOW. He got a kick out of visiting Walt Disney, but that wouldn't hold very long until he would start pulling at my sleeve, so I came across the site I posted above. Now every time he visits that is what he does. He loves Spiderman, so he now entertains himself with creating his own little world.

Why would anyone here wish to create a comic strip of NSD? No Idea really. My Nephew thought it would be a cool idea, so I just passed it along. He'll be visiting in about 25 minutes so letting him see this on this forum will make his day.

Anyway, later guys.

[KG_Soldier]

Actually, I made a cartoon but couldn't figure out how to post it.

[Michael Slaunwhite]

Actually, I made a cartoon but couldn't figure out how to post it.

I don't think he posts it for anyone to see, it's just for himself. I would think that there would be an html link or a share option somewhere.

Thanks for responding KG, he's getting a good laugh out of this (when he starts giggling, you know he's excited about something).

He's telling me you save it. I don't think he understands what we mean...

See what I mean, how do children understand these things anyway? I can't figure it out.

Cheers, and thanks again KG, you really made his day.

[Tom Jackson]

thanks for the info, will check it out