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What would happen if Buffy the Vampire Slayer met Edward The Vampire from "Twilight"?
I'll keep this short and sweet: Vampires. Don't. Sparkle.
I would pay cash money to see Buffy kick this pale-skinned glitter-ridden hipster's ass. You?
(Image via the very talented Joe Eisma.)
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Posted in Versus
(From "Target Comics" volume 2, number 2, 1941.)
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Posted in Daily Random Panel
Your challenge this week is to come up with the best replacement dialog for this comics panel (courtesy of the Mighty God King):
The best entry (as judged by yours truly) wins the author's choice of either any item they like or any portrait to be included in HeroMachine 3′s final release, or a custom black and white “Sketch of the Day” style illustration (you pick the subject, I draw it however I like).
All entries must be left as a comment (or comments) to this post. Keep ‘em clean (appropriate for a late-night broadcast TV show), but most importantly, keep ‘em funny!
No limit to entries, but please, self-edit and only put up ones you genuinely think are good!
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Posted in Caption Challenges, Challenges
Due to this conference taking forEVER and cab rides in Manhattan at rush hour being endless, I'm awfully late getting the results of our last Character Design Contest posted. My apologies. Time constraints are also keeping me from doing a writeup for each Finalist, which I regret, but you gotta do what you gotta do.
Your challenge was to come up with an illustration showcasing a common soldier from any genre. Not the high and mighty generals or the one-off super hero, but your line grunt, the kind of man or woman (or orc or robot or ...) that fights on the front line against the enemy. All of the entries were great, but I picked out a handful that each had something special, unique, and/or spectacular about them.
I also wanted to send a special shout out to all our new folks, as well as returning stars Sean David Ross and Superfan1. Good to see you guys back!
Ladies and gentlemen, your Finalists!
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Posted in Challenge Favorites
(From "Target Comics" volume 2, number 2, 1941.)
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Posted in Daily Random Panel
Thanks to everyone who entered the last Pop Quiz! We had some fun entries, which I am happy to post here for your enjoyment and convenience.
As always, there can be only one winner, and this week it's ... Iscarioto:
I thought this was a very creative entry that looked great both active and inactive. Even though there's a bit of a person showing, like with some of the other entries I think it's necessary here to show what the heck the thing is.
Great work everyone! Thanks for sharing your weekend creativity with us.
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Posted in Challenge Favorites
(From "Target Comics" volume 2, number 2, 1941.)
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Posted in Daily Random Panel
Happy Saturday, folks! Your one-day quick-fire challenge is:
You could go for a classic Medieval battle shield, a far-future photon protector, a super-heroic Captain America style barrier, or anything else you can think of. But it has to be just the shield, no character or background or anything.
You only get one entry -- that's right, just one! So make it your best. Most of the other rules are the same as for a regular contest, but instead of a whole week I'll announce the winner tomorrow evening (since I'm getting this post up a bit late).
The winner will receive their choice of either one item or one portrait to be included in the final HeroMachine 3 release, or one Sketch of the Day style drawing where you pick the subject and I draw it how I like.
Good luck!
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Posted in Challenges, Pop Quiz
(From "Target Comics" volume 2, number 1, 1941.)
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Three middle-aged nerds (including yours truly!) review all of the MCU movies in chronological order. Short, funny, and full of good vibes, check it out and let us know what you think!
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