B2D327

Good to see you back

Gradually getting back to form. Funny how a few months away from picking up a pencil can set you back a few steps…lack of inspiration will do that too I guess

Some recent pickups from MCS more Wrightson for the pc and a reminder of when “Baxter paper” was all the rage

Looks like the origins of the timepiece that started this whole clusterf*ck would be the least of one’s worries

OR…travel back in time and give the timepiece to a younger version of yourself and hope he doesn’t meet some unfortunate accident before he matures to the age you were when you went back in time to meet your younger self ChatGPT eat your heart out. AI should stand for “amateur intelligence”

Just goes to show, patience would need to be a time traveler’s strong suit

Imagine traveling all the way to the past just to have to come right back to straighten out all that carp before attempting another trip 🤣

I see overgraded books all the time but I’m waiting to find that grossly over represented example that I can use to contribute to one of the most entertaining threads on the board.

Ok, now after you wait for the coins to get shipped to you, possibly held by customs if purchased outside of Australia, would you have to fly to the US to purchase each book since the availability in your region may be nonexistent? How many different sellers would you have to make purchases from if the coins can only be obtained individually? Would you also have to purchase vintage Australian currency to facilitate each trip before going to the past? Round trip tickets for flights/ships? Getting a passport? My point being there are just too many factors to take into consideration with a time travel plot that are overlooked by “writers” that are pretty important imo.

Marty did none of the above

On top of the “altering history” plot hole, something that grinds my gears about time travel is how are people paying for the objects they’re purchasing from the past if the currency they travel with is from modern times? 10 cents wasn’t really a pittance 80 years ago so I find it hard to believe a merchant didn’t inspect a coin/coins enough to notice the difference in size and weight when they’ve been handling it on a regular basis, it being the most common form of payment for the time, something I think is an important aspect that “writers” never take into consideration

Went back and made a few adjustments

Decided to keep the old colors with the newer design

Something I worked on today. As a sidenote, I googled Hyperion for reference and it seems the color scheme of his costume kinda mirrors Black Adam’s which I found a funny coincidence since I came up with the idea before looking him up

Depending on how rigid they are, they either provide a slight tickle or poke the hell out of that region …probably helps send him into his ornery “berserker rage”

@CJ Design @Senormac took your advice and I definitely see where the adjustments were needed and then decided to give it some pizzazz

It was definitely a valid point. Rob Liefeld, eat your heart out 🤣 also a valid point and one I hadn’t taken into consideration until your reply. I think it also made me reevaluate the foreshortening of the arm based on the perspective. Welp, back to the “drawing board” (pun intended)

They collect “followers” nowadays …and the funny thing is they may trade or buy/sell them the same way we do comics eventually

This scene from the Lost Boys might be why:

Immediately came to mind

Something is off to me and even after a few adjustments I can’t place my finger to correct it