Jeff is a 44 year old city boy who has somehow found himself located in Colorado, fulfilling his lifetime dream of making a living drawing super-heroes all day.
What I never understood about his and Magneto’s helmets, is that they’re supposed to block out psychics, but don’t completely enclose the head. Juggernaut’s face is still unprotected, and Magneto leaves the whole front of his head open, forehead and all…
What I don’t understand about the anti-psychic helmets, Gero, is how just plain metal is supposed to stop brain-rays. This is kind of a tin-foil hat thing, I suspect.
I will say this for Juggernaut, though: since his power is magical, created by the power of Cyttorak, I will say “it’s magic” and leave it at that.
As for Magneto… his helmet is made of a rare metal called plotdevicium.
Nice! I especially like his stance! I wish I could draw as well!
HM3 needs various arm bands for the upper arm area.
Jeff, no poll today?
How does Juggernaut tilt his head up and down?
The same way he looks side to side, Danny.
As if he needs to look anywhere, but straight ahead? I mean come on, he’s the freakin’ Juggernaut!
Ooh, idea. Maybe Jeff could use the salad bowl Juggernaut calls a helmet as the topic of Bad Costume Wednesday sometime.
What I never understood about his and Magneto’s helmets, is that they’re supposed to block out psychics, but don’t completely enclose the head. Juggernaut’s face is still unprotected, and Magneto leaves the whole front of his head open, forehead and all…
What I don’t understand about the anti-psychic helmets, Gero, is how just plain metal is supposed to stop brain-rays. This is kind of a tin-foil hat thing, I suspect.
I will say this for Juggernaut, though: since his power is magical, created by the power of Cyttorak, I will say “it’s magic” and leave it at that.
As for Magneto… his helmet is made of a rare metal called plotdevicium.