Yo i'm Jawsabi but u could call me js U-hu

Hi, my name is Hakeber Arol Htur, at least when I'm hit with a backwards ray. I've been using Heromachine for years, usually to have fun and bring my written characters to life. I also just like messing with it to see and if I can change the size and shape of things to create unique effects.

I'm just your average writer thing, crawling up from the muck of WordLand to sling sentences around until I create comedy and horror.

Good heavens I'd love to make a Faith No More reference here.
And I should have done this much sooner.

Hello! As things stand right now, I live in Austin, Texas and work for a tech company here as a contract security guard. I was introduced long ago to HeroMachine Mk1, lost touch, and have since come back. Boy am I liking what I'm seeing. And getting to play around with…
A lot of the characters I've made either pop up in my head or come roundaboutly via my time playing (the soon-to-be late lamented) City Of Heroes.
I'm 41, an Army vet, and have a 16 year old son. When not Machining or working, I'm either reading, plugging around on World Of Tanks, or sticking pieces of plastic together (If the box says "Supermarine Spitfire Mk IXC", why am I holding a 1972 Dodge Challenger R/T? ).

Hi, I'm the Soupster, or Jonny, either works. In my final year at Uni studying Engineering, and currently using HeroMachine as a convenient little procrastination tool. I've had a superhero type story rattling around in my head for a while now, so I briefly used HeroMachine in the summer to get some characters on paper, as it were. Just come back to it now, and redoing some of them to take into account improvements to the story. I'll put some of them up online soon, so watch the Art gallery section!

hi. i cant believe i wasn't able to stumble upon this thread earlier. my name is pr and i found out about heromachine late january while searching for some stuff i can find useful for a graphic novel we are planning to create. since then HM3 became so addictive that i find myself creating a lot of characters with it which are even not related to the novel we're making. since i was a child i've been a fan of superheroes and drawing them became my passion. as years go by i became fond of fantasy and i find my drawing skills becoming useful in drawing fantasy characters as well. but lately, due to a busy sched and work which is far from related to drawing superheroes, i am forced to stop doing my beloved hobby. but HM3 revived the passion 'coz of the fact that you can create a lot while saving a whole lot of your time.

Willkommen, LuciferSam! Yes, we are alive and kicking. And always welcoming new blood…members… participants…. contributors… guys, gals, and ghouls. As you might have already read, we are a creative, eclectic, excitable, and sometimes opinionated bunch. That's why we are here. To share and enjoy. Don't be shy but also prepare yourself for "the frank."