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Line 2: [[File:LSTCcast_6012.jpg\|frame\|[[Loads and Loads of Characters\|Just a sampling of the many, many characters inhabiting the universe of Lego Space]].]] ''[~~http~~https://~~www~~web.archive.org/web/20140104055438/http://spacethecomic.com// Lego Space: The Comic]'' is a [[Photo Comic]] about [[LEGO]]'s classic [[LEGO Space\|Space]] line. While mainly a comedic series, it can get surprisingly dramatic depending on the currently-running arc. There are many storylines, all running concurrently, with three identifiable main ones: # The first and most prominent focuses on Space Agency members Schwartz and Galanos in a [[Slice of Life]] style, save the occasional 'action sequence'. This is also the section where most of the 'minor character arcs' originate from, generally focusing on those related to the main two in some fashion. # Then you have Lance and Vance Gemini, twin agents on a mission from the president to track down a mysterious ghost ship and learn about the phenomena behind what appears to be an undead version of the Space Agency's founder, Captain Dash Jefferson, haunting the star systems in said ship. Genre-wise, this plays out as a mix between [[~~File talk:~~Mystery Fiction\|Mystery]] and [[Horror]] with stronger Action elements than Scwartz/Galanos arcs. # The last stars Scouse, leader of the M:Tron scientists with an ever-changing accent, and details his "abduction" by an alien invasion force with mysterious intentions for the Space Agency. This is a little harder to classify than the other two, though [[Mind Screw\|'surrealist']] definitely applies.