Here's one of Aryan Eagle's team mates, Panzerfaust

Paul wrote on Mar 19^th, 2019 at 1:30pm:


Thanks Paul. I'm doing ok. Had a rough patch at work the last two months, but they removed the problem (ie co-worker), so all is well again

Paul wrote on Mar 20^th, 2019 at 8:22am:


I wish. Just a simple transfer to another site (but she got a small pay bump, which sucks)

and here's a villainous duo he did for me. This is Slash & Burn

Display Name wrote on Aug 2^nd, 2020 at 12:24am:


Sadly there isn't many good images of the character to show what his boots looked like (most of the ones that show him are when he's flying, and you don't see much detail), so I went with references of images done by other people's interpretations of the character

Juan Paolo has been doing some commissions for me as well. A few years back, I discovered a group that discusses characters that for one reason or another, fell into the Public Domain. It turns out that many Charlton Comics fell into PD due to not having a proper copyright notice in them. DC went on to acquire various characters, but they are also Public Domain.

Anyway, I'm having Juan Paolo do. The first one he did was The Banshee, a Steve Ditko villain who fought The Question back in the 1960's. Here is his original look in the comics:





This is Juan Paolo's version:

dsumner wrote on Aug 31^st, 2020 at 9:17am:


Thanks!

Another public domain Charlton villain. He first appeared in Captain Atom 87 (August 1967), 27 years before Image Comics was founded. He was the villain for Nightshade's origin story. His suit allowed him to do things via mirrors. He could teleport through them, spy on people, etc. This is The Image:



An page from his debut:

Jay Piscapo is this talented artist who has a nice retro feel to his art. He's someone I met through some groups that discuss public domain works. He does a lot of re-imagining of characters. He was having a commission sale, and I was able to order two pieces. He finished the first one today. The Red Bee is a golden age hero from Quality Comics. They got bought out by DC, but most of the original comics fell into the public domain before they did. Mixing in the original Ted Kord Blue Beetle for inspiration (whose Charlton stories are also PD), this is my take on The Red Bee:

Newest one from Juan Paolo. This is my version of The Acrobat, a villain who fought Judomaster back in the Charlton days:

dsumner wrote on Oct 12^th, 2020 at 9:02am:


Yeah, I love the design. The original version had white sleeves, but I wanted the costume more uniform.

And the newest Charlton Action Villains. The original Ted Kord Blue Beetle fought The Squid Gang in Blue Beetle back in 1967. My version has a female scientist get a hold of one of their costumes, and combines it with a harness that has 6 retractable robot arms.

Another Amalgam by Jay Piscapo: Mixing the original Charlton Captain Atom with Quality comics Human Bomb, this is Commander Atom, the Human Nuke:

Does Gregory Scott James have a website?

The next Charlton/Quality mashup: Phantasm is a cross between Nightshade & Phantom Lady. This was an easy pairing. They both have darkness powers, and both were the daughters of a US Senator. Seemed only natural to mash them up. Art by Jay Piscapo

The newest amalgam of characters from Charlton & Quality. This one is based on two lesser known characters. Before I came up with this idea, I didn't know either character at all. I read a couple of stories, and the idea to mash the two up hit me.

Stormy Carson was paralyzed by Polio at a young age. Refusing to give in, he struggled to move again. In the process, his will became superhuman, allowing him to overcome his paralysis. It took years, but he eventually could walk with the use of a cane.

He started to strengthen his body, but it was slow going. To ease his frustration, he studied chemistry and pharmacology. He developed a formula that not only helped speed up his body recovering, but actually enhanced it! His physical abilities were beyond those of normal men.

Calling himself Mr. Muscles, he would do special exhibitions, using his great strength to wrestle with bears, alligators, etc, raising money to help others. During one of his exhibitions, some men tried to rob the event. Using his enhanced abilities, he stopped them.

Realizing the good he could do with his powers, he started using his abilities to fight crime. With his knowledge of chemistry, he developed a gas round he could fire from a specially made gun a scientist he once helped made for him.

While he still goes by the moniker of Mr. Muscles, the press have given him a name of their own: The Great Defender. He's sometimes aided by his sometime partner Ms. Muscles, as well as his sidekick Kid Muscles.

Not sure if it's just me but I can no longer see any of the artwork on this thread coming from photobucket.  Might want to check your photobucket subscription and make sure they are allowing tags from outside sites.

I haven't posted any art here in awhile. This is a new commission I just got. His name is Der Überragende (The Superior One), a clone of my WW2 character Ubermensch. He's a member of the Neo-Teutonic Order, a Neo-Nazi organization I've been working on


Since I haven't shared the rest of the group to date, here is Aryan Eagle:

Panzerfaust:


White Lightning:


And the group's agents: