Bonus: Super Bandit and the Assassins Inc

A new character for you to enjoy! Yay! I didn't want to leave Darth Obvious on just Part 13 due to the 13 and all. So instead of just making Part 14, I brought back Super Bandit and his 4 best friends. Also, I wanted t prove that I CAN write (slightly) different jokes. Did it work?

Darth Obvious Part 13

Who wouldn't want a friend like Darth Obvious?

Darth Obvious Part 12

I think this may have been the first sip Darth Obvious has actually taken from his mug. Also, who might this mysterious saboteur be? Stay tuned for the obvious answer!

Darth Obvious Part 11

Darth Obvious almost didn't make an appearance in this one (meaning it'd have ended with Panel 5 as the punchline). Thankfully I found some actual flower pieces in my briks box and came up with the better panel 7 ending. I think it's better anyway.

Darth Obvious Part 10

Darth Obvious: nice guy, good with kids. Also: Yay! I managed to drag basically the same joke out to 10 episodes! And more to come!

Darth Obvious Part 9

This is the first one that I didn't sketch out in pencil first, skipping that step. I ended up not planning out the speechbubble exchange too well. I'll need to either work that out better and get back to sketching next time.

Darth Obvious Part 8

I originally laid this out in a 3 byb 3 panel pattern to make best use of the page, but I think the 3*2 +1*3 layout helps reinforce the joke here.

Darth Obvious Part 7

The original sketch had the Darth Puppet with googly eyes and various household implements as arms. Sadly, I was not able to translate that into the brick format, but I think the joke remains solid.

Darth Obvious Part 6

It's meant to be a phone, but I find the walkie talkie piece is just so much clearer as to what it is.

Darth Obvious Part 5

This one's I think my favourite up to this point, despite once again being hindered by the shortcuts I had to employ to show doors. The original idea was to have him run down firestairs, but alas, I lacked enough bricks of appropriate colours, so a simple set of differently numbered doors will hopefully show the same idea. I should really go and see what just a tub of bricks goes for these days...