Majestic wrote on Dec 9^th, 2014 at 2:26am:


I can't take any credit for that; alot of these characters are characters that have fallen in the public domain.

I tend to browse through the Public Domain Super Heroes wiki to find cool characters to adapt, then go to Comic Book Plus to read the stories they appeared in. I copy some of the pages with the characters in them, and pass them on as references to the artists. So far, it's worked pretty well

I remember you posted one years back; you should definitely show some more!

Majestic wrote on Dec 9^th, 2014 at 10:15pm:


Thank you. I wish I could take full credit, but someone else had done adaptions from the wiki for Supers! first edition. However, they only used the info/images on the wiki for their adaptions. It was that person's work that got me to check out the wiki, and start finding the old stories. I also got into Project: Superpowers from Dynamite from there, which is ok, but not fantastic. Moore's Tom Strong stuff is much better.

When I found Comic Book Plus, I was able to read the actual stories (this is a great site if you want to read golden age comics in general).

I like mixing in my own takes on these characters with original characters. I'm planning a roster book of these characters, and have an adventure idea featuring enemies of both the Black Terror and Lash Lightning teaming up to take down those heroes. Should be quite fun when I finally get around to writing it all out

Very nice !!

Ranger wrote on Jan 27^th, 2015 at 12:15am:


Glad you liked it Ranger. I thought the two concepts (Space Ghost & Star Lord's original version) had similarities, so meshing the two seemed kind of natural. I look forward to when Joe gets to finish it. All the cosmic/space stuff is sort of back burnered right now, but eventually he'll get around to them.

Ok. Tim is actually quite frightening.

Because he is a Happy Kid with a Skull and Crossbones Insignia and his name is Kid Terror

There is just no good coming from that

It's been almost 2 months since I last posted anything. Have a few new pieces to show off. First up, Juan Paolo set me inks on a modern version of Phantom Archer:



Joe Singleton sent me a few new ones as well. First up, the colored version of Blitz:



The colored version of The Glitch:



Star Ghost in his new action pose:

Phantom Archer looks like a GI Joe.

Gerry wrote on Dec 6^th, 2014 at 4:05am:


So what can Rubberman do ? Name implies stretchy guy, but sketch makes me think more a Ditko gymnast or Ditko Speedball bouncing-around guy. Great name.

dsumner wrote on Apr 16^th, 2015 at 11:32pm:

As long as he dresses like that, It can be anything.

Matt wrote on Apr 15^th, 2015 at 10:14am:


Here is his entry on the public domain supers wiki. He basically is both a bounce around guy and stretchy type from the story with him in it (which I did read on comicbookplus.com)

Star-Ghost's teen companions, Shavra & Bould:

And the color versions:

Very nice indeed. You have talent for drawing supers.

Jacob all ready finished the two new pieces I ordered. First up is Bobcat. He's related to two other villains: The Golden Age and Modern versions of Lynx, a villainess in the vein of Catwoman.



Leech was a character I created using the random creation rules in ICONS. Dan Houser (the line artist for ICONS) did the original art for him, but I wanted the character to look more menacing. I think Jacob did a good job making him look menacing....

Great stuff, as always, Gerry!

3 new ones from Joe Singleton!

The Torch, golden age enemy of the Black Terror:



Kestrel, an alien law enforcer in the vein of Hawkman:



Eavesdrop, a scummy PI with Telepathy: