I’m glad that Kitsy and I aren’t alone in getting ideas from our toys

However, one of the stylistic choices we made with Galactic League of Marshals was to ape the 1960s style of comics storytelling. That means no bleeds and very few overlapping panels. In fact, I’m surprised that Mark let some of my “triangle panels pointing to a character within another panel” slide. I think for the sake of expediency of storytelling he accepted their use this time.

Still, I don’t think this is necessarily a shortcoming. The fact that there are gutters there seems to direct the eye even more, so you (or at least I) read panel 3, then move on to the bottom left in panel 4.

There are always going to be things that folks disagree on as to which works better, though. Just so you know, it was a deliberate choice this time, in an attempt to deliver a storytelling feel.

I don’t know if the batteries are replaceable or not, but the brush is itself an “all in one” design, so even if I can replace the batteries, the brush will eventually be useless.

But at that point, I suppose I could just put it in my mouth to hear Optimus talk to me. But that might be even weirder.