Here are the 4th weeks original character designs I created for the 30 Characters in 30 Days challenge. for these drawing I focused on using only an H2 mechanical pencil. I had a blast creating these! SHAZAM!
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Here are my 3rd weeks original character designs I created for the 30 Characters in 30 Days challenge.
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I’ve been having loads of fun with the 30 Characters in 30 Days challenge. I used a H2 .05 mechanical pencil to draw the 1st seven. Check out my 1st weeks New Character Designs. – Shazam!
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Not sure who remembers these old comics from R. Crumb. This was very unique for it's day and really still is.His website has a lot more to look at. Born in Philly! See? We're more than drunken sports fans!
“From The Atom… It Rises!” Written by Mark Hoffmeier
A mysterious new villain, Scorpio, outwits the Squad and allies himself with Doom. Soon enough, Scorpio is leading the villains in a quest to steal Stark’s most powerful tech. But neither heroes nor villains know that Scorpio is really Nick Fury, the enigmatic leader of SHIELD.
Guest Heroes – Nick Fury (Kevin Michael Richardson), with Ms. Marvel
Guest Villain – Scorpio (Kevin Michael Richardson), with Mole Man, M.O.D.O.K. & Abomination & Melter cameo
Eckhart wants role in 'Batman' sequel
Friday, September 18 2009, 23:15 BST
By Mark Langshaw, Gaming/Comics Reporter
Rex Features
Aaron Eckhart has expressed interest in reprising his role as Two-Face in Christopher Nolan's follow-up to The Dark Knight.
The actor portrayed Harvey Dent and his disfigured alter-ego in Batman's last film outing, which saw the character seemingly killed off in the end. Eckhart, however, is now appealing to Nolan to bring the villain back in a soap opera-inspired twist.
"I think I've talked myself out of the job. I thought I'd died. But you know, America's grown up on soap operas and reinventing people so why doesn't Chris take that into consideration," he said.
Eckhart added that he would "love" to return as the character, but would understand if Nolan made a clean break from the last film out of respect for the late Heath Ledger, who died from an accidental drug overdose in January 2008.
"If Chris asked me back, I would love to. Heath really was meant to come back as The Joker [for the next movie] as we all would want him to do so. Maybe this will be the way it is and be its own little thing."
Production on the next Batman film is rumoured to begin next year.
I would love to see that role again because I think he nailed two-face but I just think after the way it ended in Dark Knight I am not sure its going to be easy to write him back in...it could end the arguments on whether he broke his neck when he fell.
