This year’s teachers planning book. I was asked for comic characters. I went for kids in costume kind of thing.
That’s the original drawing.
The cleaned up black & white version.
The first step color version.
Final color version with shading. I also changed the ground color.
Col-erase and brush pen on cardboard, 8×10.
Col-erase and brush pen on cardboard, 8×10.
That’s the Flying Ace’s (haven’t found a better name yet) former teammates. From left to right : The Tin Man, Beat Girl, Flying Ace (original look), The Ox, Dominion, Tinker-Kid & Old man Jenkins. When Dominion turned, they had to stop her and the cost was high. The team doesn’t exist anymore.
Col-erase and markers on cardboard, 8×10.
At the moment, he is named the Flying Ace, until (if?) I come up with a better name. The proportions are wrong, so I’ll have to work on that. That one I made mostly to define the look.
One more water-color hero (for hire).
The Iron Fist! Not to be confused with the movie The Man with the Iron Fist in which the man actually has an iron fist. Iron Fist, not the man with mind you, has a metaphoric iron fist because of his training. Understood?
One more water-color hero (for hire).
Power Man, after he got his hand crushed by the Incredible Hulk. Or so it seems. No wait, that was Iron Fist. Hmmm…. Anyway, something happened to that hand.
Another water-color hero.
Susan Storm, the Invisible Girl! I had trouble with that one, the plan didn’t work. Ah well.
One more water-color hero.
The brilliant and elastic Reed Richards.
Another water-color hero: Johnny Storm, the Torch!
Flame On!
Some water colors, and india ink, of course.
Here’s Aunt Petunia’s ever lovin’ blue eyed Thing! With Fantasticar.
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