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Phew, it took me like 8 hours to work on this two panel comic page that is a live action mixture with 2D or two-dimensional cartoon animation drawing. Last Wednesday this week, I with Toaster and his friends as "imaginary stowaways" visit Frank and Son's Collectible Show and it was like a fun tour with shopping and look around those cool fan expo stuff with Marvel Superheroes, movies, comic books and stuff. I finish my Digital Animation Midterm project that is a flying witch animation sequence in one hour before I left at 4 PM to there until we left at 6:14 PM to go home. This is mostly like a private college field trip to this place so the college students and I went there inside before we got separated from each other.

Anyway, this is what it looks like during my fun tour time in Frank and Son's Collectible Show. Kirby, Lampy, Radio, Toaster, Blanky and I split up to walk around. I stay with Toaster and Blanky, Kirby goes on his own and Lampy and Radio went off together (while Radio is playing around with his entertainment channel in him, Lampy starts chasing him and yelled, "Just wait until I get my plugs on you!"). While Toaster, Blanky and I look at these figures and DC Marvel comic book boxes, we turn and see Lampy chased Radio around. They end up like wrestling each other while Radio makes a wrestling tournament's crowd cheering sound effect like Kirby Vs. Radio who calls Kirby "chrome dome" and "vacuous vacuum". Lampy tries to headbutt Radio and switch him off, but missed as Radio uses his antenna tip as a long stick to jump over Lampy to dodge his headbutt attack. This made me and Toaster laugh. Some old classic humor stuff never changed.

Toaster, Radio, Lampy and Blanky (C) The Brave Little Toaster the 1987 American animated musical comedy-adventure film adapted from the 1980 novel "The Brave Little Toaster: A Bedtime Story for Small Appliances" by Thomas M. Disch and directed by Jerry Rees

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Phew, it took me like 8 hours to work on this two panel comic page that is a live action mixture with 2D or two-dimensional cartoon animation drawing. Last Wednesday this week, I with Toaster and his friends as "imaginary stowaways" visit Frank and Son's Collectible Show and it was like a fun tour with shopping and look around those cool fan expo stuff with Marvel Superheroes, movies, comic books and stuff. I finish my Digital Animation Midterm project that is a flying witch animation sequence in one hour before I left at 4 PM to there until we left at 6:14 PM to go home. This is mostly like a private college field trip to this place so the college students and I went there inside before we got separated from each other.

Anyway, this is what it looks like during my fun tour time in Frank and Son's Collectible Show. Kirby, Lampy, Radio, Toaster, Blanky and I split up to walk around. I stay with Toaster and Blanky, Kirby goes on his own and Lampy and Radio went off together (while Radio is playing around with his entertainment channel in him, Lampy starts chasing him and yelled, "Just wait until I get my plugs on you!"). While Toaster, Blanky and I look at these figures and DC Marvel comic book boxes, we turn and see Lampy chased Radio around. They end up like wrestling each other while Radio makes a wrestling tournament's crowd cheering sound effect like Kirby Vs. Radio who calls Kirby "chrome dome" and "vacuous vacuum". Lampy tries to headbutt Radio and switch him off, but missed as Radio uses his antenna tip as a long stick to jump over Lampy to dodge his headbutt attack. This made me and Toaster laugh. Some old classic humor stuff never changed.

Toaster, Radio, Lampy and Blanky (C) The Brave Little Toaster the 1987 American animated musical comedy-adventure film adapted from the 1980 novel "The Brave Little Toaster: A Bedtime Story for Small Appliances" by Thomas M. Disch and directed by Jerry Rees