Here we meet Sandstorm, destined to become leader of the S-Team.
Comments Off on 05/17/2006
Archive for May, 2006
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Here you see a low-tech special effect. Smokescreen’s smoke is a bit of pulled cotton. LEGO is a toy that has spread around the world, to just about every country on the globe, and yet there are so few non-white[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Comments Off on 05/16/2006
I have a lot of Star Wars LEGO kits. A lot of the characters in the S-Team utilize parts from Star Wars minifigs. Shellshock has his basis in one of the more esoteric ones: the pilot of the T-16 Skyhopper[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Comments Off on 05/15/2006
I never bothered to name any of the three of these “throwaway” hero wannabes. I suppose if I ever reuse any of them I’ll have to.
Comments Off on 05/12/2006
More special effects work here. I’m slowly figuring out ways to improve and accelerate the process of representing superpowers.
Comments Off on 05/11/2006
This was my first attempt at using special effects.
Comments Off on 05/10/2006
Fromann is my favorite barbarian. He’s also related to the Sausage King of Chicago (for you Ferris Bueller fans) and he always refers to himself in the third person a la The Hulk.
Comments Off on 05/09/2006
All the current members of the S-Team are in these four panels, as well as some characters which I will explore more later.
Comments Off on 05/08/2006
Our first introduction to Charlie, Silverstein’s assistant. He’s got a lot more on the ball than his boss. He is almost never without his trusty clipboard. If you look closely, you’ll see the edge of the cardboard box in which[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Comments Off on 05/05/2006
The “silent” panel is a device that Charles Schulz used frequently. It’s the part where one character says something patently ridiculous and the other character mulls it over for a panel before providing a choice bit of (hopefully funny) wisdom.
Comments Off on 05/04/2006