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blackaby wrote:Wish, you are fucking awesome.

Back at you, kid.

Might make an interesting guy for a story or two, wishmaster. ^_~ Bear in mind, I still allow the villains to be used in one's own comic if they want, this is just giving me permission to draw/write my own interpretation of them as well as publish them in the trade once that gets published. By all ...

I already have a master list of hundreds of superheroes and villains, but I'm planning on using them at some point (Yes, ALL of them!). Still, I'm always up for creating new superfreaks at the drop of a hat. Here's the first one to occur to me. NAME: Archie Dulles ALTER EGO: Thrillseeker ORIGIN: Bor...

It was amusing.

I read this thread out of a combination of morbid curiosity and mild boredom. Anyone else find it amusing that only blackaby has snagged some artists with this thread?

When I was a kid it was called Battle of the Planets or...

HOW WE DO CENSER VOLINCE?

When I want to play quality games, I play chess or card games that require a decent amount of thinking and strategy. When I play forum games, I usually don't do it for intellectual stimulation; I do it because I'm bored, or when I need a break from work. I guess I just don't share your expectations...

Meh, sobriety is overrated. I do it all day.

princess wrote:Pen names are awesome fun. I feel like a war criminal! <3 I've done something terrible and no-body knows.

War criminals are when you've done something terrible and people DO know. When you've done something terrible and no one knows they call you a hero.

Naming names seems both tactless and redundant. It was just an honest opinion that pointed out both the good and the bad of the current system. Names were not what occurred to me, rather it was a noticeable difference in the style of play after points. If this poll is related to some other greater d...

Personally, I preferred the games forum when it didn't have points and it didn't add to your postcount, simply because it meant that those who were here actually wanted to play the games. Shortly after the point thing went into effect there was an explosion of "point whoring" in predictable circle j...

I can't be the only one who thinks Deadpool is just a 90s ripoff of Spiderman, right? The big eyespots and two-tone theme for the costume. The acrobatic wisecracking? But with guns and cool and violent?

Drew a picture of superheroes with my guy, Doc Hyperion, in it! A-OK.

*SQUEE!* I love Flash Gordon! May the Lord Flash bless you and keep you. :P If you haven't already, you should check out Doc Hyp. Pretty much both a love letter to and a send up of Flash Gordon. I've got that one movie from the 80's with Max von Sydow and Dalton, and also four old movies that my da...

Old theory of mine (ripped and modified from old Jules Feifer): there are two kinds of people, Superman people and Batman people. You might prefer heroes other than those two, but if given the choice between one or the other people's choices reveal a good bit about them. I've also found the Superman...

Hellraiser was okay, but Hellraiser II: Hellbound and Hellraiser III: Hell on Earth took the original premise and evolved it into something even more entertaining and horrifying at the same time. Plus HIII had the sexeh Terry Farrel in it. Sexeh! See, I thought Hellraiser III was pure crap. Evil do...

Number one referrer is the actual address for the comic. I'm not sure what that means. Other referrers include Girl from BOLT and Doc Hyp, so apparently I'm having a bisexual orgy with myself. Also blackaby, buzzcomix, and onlinecomics.net give us love.

Carpenter's Thing is defintiely up there (Mouth of Madness was a fun Lovecraftian pastiche, but the Thing takes the cake). Bram Stoker's Dracula was cool. I also like Ken Russel's Gothic (was it really a ghost or just drug-induced paranoia?). Altered States, also by Russel, is a fun one, though it i...

EmergencyExit wrote:wishmaster: Put her in a skirt, how sexist of me. I present to you, Dot Hyperion!

Nice! I realize there is no way to tell from the references, but Doc is actually blonde, which I suppose means poor Dot is subject to all kinds of blonde jokes. I'll PM you when I put the link up. Thanks!

Since you are open to double requests, how about Doc Hyperion ? Bill and I have already tinkered around with a female version of the costumed identity, but that was with the idea of Gail taking over the role of the title character (this was pre-Girl from BOLT - - who used to be the Man from BOLT coi...