Next to the Paul Dini/Bruce Timm animated series, my favorite permutation of the character thus far.
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Ponghe sez hai.
– His name is pronounced much like the early home video game that by its very reference, dates the artist horribly. “all your nostalgia are belong to us.”
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Tormenta
pencil, ball-point pen(s), highlighters and a sharpie.
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Fat M.A.C.
Extremely durable survey mech designed to explore a variety of harsh environments. The applications are myriad.
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“Carolyn”
A figment, a fancy. A little Marilyn, a little Nancy (Kovak, that is). At least that’s who she reminds me of. Don’t grok the Nancy Kovak? For shame, citizen. Google or Alltheweb for her pictures. Regrettably there are few. -here’s a hint: she played Medea in Jason and The Argonauts. Her performance was a spectacle […]
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Affiniti Lux
Normally one to stand on formality, Affiniti insisted on dressing for the occasion. I said it was only a sketch, so she should explore the more casual end of her teeming wardrobe. So she just stood there and posed as is.
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Werewolf: the Apocalypse
More White Wolf action. Actually, the word apocalypse is merely Greek for revelation. I’ve always found it curious how we’ve come to regard both words as synonyms for disaster and catastrophe. Perhaps for those with something to hide (occult=hidden), the act of revelation might seem a catastrophic experience. “The Truth will out”, quoth the bard.
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The Knight
‘Nother Aberrant. In the immortal words of Flip Wilson’s Geraldine; “what you see is what you get.” Not that I was going for that effect, but this one is easily the most ‘Alex Ross-ian’ I’ve ever gotten with my style. hmmm…
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Monster or Maiden?
Technically, she is an Aberrant (White Wolf’s answer to Mutants). So by virtue of that alone, she’s pretty much a walking Id brimming over with Jungian Shadow who has been cursed with the dubious boon (bane?) of being able to level a city block with the twitch of her eyebrow. You might say she answers […]
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Sequential Work
The first two pages of the set While I am a great fan of the medium, I am far from good at doing it myself. Comic artists are not your average illustrator. Proficiency in this medium requires a level of skill, artistry and discipline that I have yet to wring out of my tiny mortal […]
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