Very nice work!

Great story, I wonder what's going to happen next...

Oh, yeah I fly with. :-) Very nice scene and story my friend!!!

Great scene and story the music fits

I hang in the story a little behind, but your dialogue is always a real treat! Very beautiful scene and as always, a masterpiece!

Looking forward to the next bit!

Cute!

Yeah!! Go get em! I love this and we need these heroes here and now!

yeah! good scene and story!

Love the little robot Johnny

Cute little chappy!

Cool work, Johnny. I'm really getting to like this little robo-guy. Thanks for the link, too. ")

I checked out the tunes selection and it gives me a slightly different view on the scene than the narrative; I'm more picturing a magic bus heading to a 60's (2060?3060?) gathering of the groovy people :) Beautiful work though.

Bogrima is a GEM!!!

Hi Johnny, I like the creativity expressed in your characters, you have combined the elements from various sources with imagination and imbued them with a calculated playfulness – it is the end to which this calculated veneer is applied, as a tactic of distraction from the flawed substance of your message that I find distasteful. I point to an act of evasion on your part, a contradiction between what you claim and what you do: What you are doing is using a computer, designed, and created, brought into being by corporations, using software designed, created and brought into being by corporations, and even products (the 3D models you have purchased) designed, created and brought into being by corporations – all to the end of demeaning the mere structure of free and uncoerced human cooperation which allows the transmission of the product of such creative individual minds who crafted these 3D models, this software, these tools and devices, the structure of cooperation is the freedom of men to associate and work together in common effort to produce, manufacture, and sell the product of their creative effort – which describes corporations – so that people all over the world can enjoy these items, these fruits of unfettered, uncoerced, human creativity. You and I have spoken and you are quite frank in your intent, which is to deliver a message designed to demean corporate capitalism and free trade. Science fiction is, in your hands, a mere tool which you use to promote an ideology destructive to the only force in human history to uplift the poor, establish the middle class, and create lasting prosperity …. One thing I am certain of is this: no one held a gun to your head and forced you to purchase your computer, your software, or the brilliant 3D models you use. This reminds me of a day a few months back, my doorbell rang and I found myself confronted by two self described socialists who had come to my door wanting to sell me a copy of their newsletter. They enthusiastically described the content of this newsletter, going on at length about how it would inform me of the evils of money, commerce, and capitalism and the plight of the worker … then informed me a single issue cost $2.50 but I could buy a one month subscription for a mere $5.00, a full year for $67.95. They told me they used to give the newsletter away free but that people would not contribute enough in donation to support their effort and that they couldn’t keep writers without paying them. It hadn’t occurred to them for one moment the discontinuity involved in their thinking, nor did they apprehend that the evidence they offered was that the collectivism they promoted could not survive without depending on the very thing they opposed, which is the thing which capitalism empowers: free choice and the exchange of money for value. I declined their offer with a smile, telling them I wouldn’t spend my hard earned money on a defective product. The moral of the story is that all the alternates to capitalism fail, and in their failure, they all have a singular feature, they rain down misery, human suffering, enslavement to the strongest local thug, starvation, and death upon the heads of those who were so misguided in their thinking, or so unfortunate, as to permit such alternate systems to come to power. I have pointed out before that criminal gangs cannot honestly be called corporations. No corporation in any free society today practices slavery, it is capitalism which abolished this sub-human practice (undeniable historical fact: the industrialist North defeated and destroyed the basis and practice of slavery in the South in America’s civil war). Slavery has never been an aspect of, or a practice promoted, or practiced by capitalists. You have plainly stated that you have a message which you use your fiction and art to convey. I find that your message contains an error: the freedom of men to cooperate in common effort, to freely exchange value for value, is not the basis of the wrongs committed by some men. It is the poisoned values and disregard for the rights of others that makes some men criminal – that make some men steal and others to directly harm others, or indirectly harm them through a calculated deception – this fact of criminality has existed (in some men but not in others – the distinction being the values they hold) since the dawn of time – it is not a unique feature exclusive to corporations. To claim this is the central feature or fact of corporations is to wrongfully smear innocent men with the criminal wrongs and misdeeds of others. It is an outright deception to smear an entire system rooted in individual liberty and free choice in this manner. I enjoy your creative images and characters, but I find that the content of your story fails.

this is wonderful work

fabulous scene

Wonderful creation !

VERY BEAUTIFUL

sorry took me a while to read the dissertation of mr wblack lol. excellent.

The robot is extraordinary cool! Excellent image!

Wonderful!!!!

~ Looks realy very nice & funny - Lol @ René ~

What a wonderful sci-fi scene and story Johnny, excellent work.

A wonderful addition to your story, Johnny! I love your characters and your humor - which some floks obviously are too "intelligent" to appreciate! I hope Doc got more out of the good 'professor's' dissertation than I did.... LOL

so cool of a image Johnny, love that robot.

Wonderful story and image!

Super cool my friend, wonderful story! Congratulations!

Superb image. The robot looks really cool. Excellent work!

Interessant way to have fun . Always the bestin your art my Friend . Great power ((5++))