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B2D327

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    I was finally able to scrounge up a pen and paper since winding up in the hospital since late November and out of reach of any art supplies but you know the saying about "life handing you lemons..."
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    The original inspiration
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    ...and the most dangerous toy I owned ( after modification) while in the 2nd grade
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    I couldn't imagine a kid that didn't go nuts about those but who remembers fleer getting into it with these knockoffs in the 70s?
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    Here's another blast from the past There was also a version with the Thing
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    Anyone else remember these 12" figures from mego...hours of fun on the fridge and metal cabinet doors
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    I bet he told you a million times, "Don't leave it in the driveway!!!"
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    I remember finding this at a flea market as a kid. It used rubber bands as tension in the mouth so it would snap shut once enough weight was removed. Mine was missing all the accessories but still a fun game if you could find enough substitutes
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    If I'm not mistaken, these were originally marketed by Takara as "Henshin Cyborg" in Japan and would later spawn the Microman/Micronauts figures here in the US. The ones pictured may have been licensed here too.
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    Here's one along those lines that I remember wanting as a kid. The heart pumped blood that you could see through the torso And then there was Mike Powers: the Atomic Man from GI Joe; my favorite of all the toys I had at the time
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    What a great thread! I may have to dig out my box of mego goodies and post some pics. Lots of micronauts, world's greatest super-heroes and star trek figures. Those seriously were the good old days
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    Fantastic work.
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    Oh, man that's alot of cake
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    Quick drawing of Moon Knight inspired by the great Bill Sienkiewicz. Considering turning the fists over to give the cape a more "parachute" dynamic and tightening up the detail.
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    There's a good reason why pgx is a running joke on multiple forums. Word gets around in the comic collecting community. Those who are informed know not to take their grades seriously and it's a roll of the dice when you buy one of their slabs
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    Shang-Chi is THE MASTER of KUNG-FU Finished up a little while ago
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    Shang-Chi is THE MASTER of KUNG-FU wip inked
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    I thought this was common knowledge
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    ...and here's the finished piece
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    REAPER B-5 Original character I've been working on. Reanimated super soldier meets "Logan's Run" with his plasma scythe THERE IS NO ESCAPING YOUR FATE
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    I like yours better
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    Some ole' Spawny goodness
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    That Jonah Hex piece is awesome.
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    I know but it's what a 6 year old asked for and I didn't want to start an argument with him
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    I thought twitter was overrun with biased propaganda, jeezus. More like "Spazam!" I'm predicting a flop