Nice! I have nearly forgotten about this project. Way to get me excited all over again!

The teaser does a great job featuring some of the unique design and direction of the original comics and the editing/presentation of those original works looks great. However, when it comes to teasing the actual footage of the actual film, the teaser falls a bit short. We only get a couple of glimpses at the unique art style and design of the sets, which surprisingly don't seem to be Lego at all! Since it seems so different from any other brickfilm it may have been to your advantage to show that off a bit more. While teasers aren't always the place to show off the money shots and biggest fight scenes, I think showing off more of the architecture/design of the film itself would have been neat and an effective way of gathering more interest in this project.

Also, maybe an idea for a trailer to come; begin with the old comic panels, then have one of the panels fade into your recreation of that art in Lego, which is then followed by shots of the film itself. that would provide a nice transition between the two, as well as show off more of what people will actually see.

I don't mean to be a downer, but you know how people usually don't care for video game trailers that are only cinematics, with no gameplay shots or feature highlights? Those aren't preferred because they don't actually show what people will actually get. In a sense, this kinds feels the same way. It's cool, it's exciting, but I really want to see what we will actually be getting.

Does that make sense?

Now on Bricks in Motion and Youtube!

Episode One and NEW Teaser.