Ahhhhh!!

I'm so late on mine! I'm just gonna post the pencils and try to finish it later, but I'll probably post it soon. AHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!

Thundarr the Barbarian

Ariel! Ookla! Ride!

Next theme: Cartoons of the 1980's....

Hero One !

Howard Meterman was a private in the army in 1945 when his unit attacked a secret Nazi test site. In the struggle, he got jabbed in the ass with a needle containing a completed, but not tested super soldier serum. The lab and all information about the experiments were destroyed, and Howard found he had amazing abilities. Since he was the first of his kind, he dubbed himself Hero One, and went on to decades long, successful yet ego driven career. He battled such foes as The Fung, Dr. Catatonia, and his arch nemesis, Teslak. He also fought along our armed forces in the Korean and Vietnam wars. In 1982 he was forced into retirement after a much publicized propane/hot dog vender accident (to this day, he can't even look at a Oscar Meyer product). Today, he lives at the Heavenly Palms retirement condos, still doing battle with his arch nemesis Teslak. Only now it is on the shuffleboard court and butting heads as members of the condo association.

BaguetteTeer!!!

The BaguetteTeer, cleaning up the streets of Paris with week old bread. I decided to just make some guy up. I wanted to make a hero that's job was stolen by a department store or something like that, but I settled on making a french dude.

Magma

AKA... Goldar (in the US), is a giant alien robot that can turn into a rocket ship. It's a manga and TV series in the 60's. Of course there's a boy that can call Golder to fight evil monsters like most of those old rubber suit monster shows. One cool thing about Goldar... his belly can open up and fire missles. :)

The days are just packed...

So for missing last month, I made sure to get this one done by actually doing it! Here is my retired superhero: Spaceman Spiff.

I tried to get it to look like an authentic Bill Watterson drawing but he's just too good. That and you just can't replicate natural media in photoshop but, hey, it's worth a try.