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Issue 51 - Same protectors. Different galaxy.
51 weeks down. 1 week to go. The Real H Word completion.
I don't think it was very popular with fans, but personally I love the silver armor. I guess because it's from my favorite era in comics, back when I first started collecting.
It's never been the same since '93.
The children of Magneto because you can't tell me Quicksilver and Scarlet Witch aren't his kids too.
Since I had Firestar parts lying around from my Moira custom, I decided to put them to use!
The Firestar upper arms are a perfect match for Retro Rogue.
I used the Firestar hair with some extra sculpt on the Rogue/Pyro 2-Pack head and the hand from HOX Marvel Girl and she's ready to go!
Finally ready to get back behind the camera again. I had fun and learned alot with this project during its first year.
The coming project ideas look to be just as enjoyable and educational as the first. It'll be great practice with lighting, camera techniques and Photoshop. I'll share tips along the way.
I do this theme quite a bit between these two. I tend to gravitate towards Creed in his earlier incarnation.
From Wikipedia:
Doctor Strange is a fictional character, a comic book sorcerer and superhero in the Marvel Comics Universe. Created by writer/editor Stan Lee and artist/co-plotter Steve Ditko, he first appeared in Strange Tales #110 (July 1963). Additionally, the name had been used for a different Marvel character two months earlier.
Dr. Stephen Vincent Strange is the Sorcerer Supreme of the Marvel Universe, responsible for defending it from mystic threats. He is a master of the mystic arts, using his abilities to battle evil magicians and other supernatural villains. He is also often consulted by other superheroes on supernatural matters.
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Armor far better than Iron Man's. Perfect armor. The pinnacle of technology! It's possibilities are endless. I can sell it to any nation on Earth for more money than anyone has ever dreamt of possessing. Or I could build thousands of duplicates --Hundreds of thousands-- and outfit my own army. Then, I could take any nation on Earth!
That last possibility is most appealing. If I were a grateful sort, I would thank that poor wretch Stark.
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Captain America's from Toybiz Face-off Series 1, and Red Skull is from Marvel Legends Series 5. This set up was inspired by Sideshow's versus statue. Well, once again it doesn't remotely resemble the Sideshow masterpiece, but action figures does have their limits. Glad I didn't have to pay a hefty price for Red, got him through a trade on fwoosh. Thanks Kevin!