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  • in reply to: Camruth’s Alterniverse #36017

    Camruth
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    No comics universe is complete without a power copying villain, given that I present to you Adapto the Amazoid. Adapto was originally a bio-synthetic android created by the Overlord for one of his many world domination schemes, to eliminate the Guardians. At the heart of Adapto is a crystal of unknown origin that the Overlord was never able to duplicate and attempts to create more Adapto androids all failed. Adapto managed to defeat the Guardians and would have killed them had not a recently rescued Druidic stepped in to stop him. Druidic managed to banish the villain before it could adapt to his powers, saving the team which then went on to defeat the Overlord.
    The Android eventually managed to find its way back to the base he was created in to find it abandoned. Following its programming, Adapto powered down to wait for new orders. The android stood unmoving for several years until the League of Villainy appropriated the old base for their use. Finding the unpowered android, they were able to reprogram it with a rudimentary personality and a criminally bent persona. Repowering Adapto, they offered the android a place on the team as an equal member, never needing to take orders from another master. Since then, Adapto has been a constant in the ever changing roster of the league and potentially its most powerful member.

    Adapto-the-Amazoid.png

    The influences for this character should be painfully obvious.

    in reply to: Camruth’s Alterniverse #35923

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    The second of the five members of the Imperial Elite is the Super-Sumo Fuji-San, eight feet tall with powers basically the same as those of Marvel’s The Blob except he is also a fully trained Sumo Master.

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    As I have stated previously, this character is not meant to offend anyone in any way, it is simply meant to be relatively accurate to the way such characters were portrayed during the Golden Age of Comics as he is a member of a Japanese super powered team. I personally don’t condone how such characters were portrayed but then, it was a different time with different sensibilities and, there WAS a war on, so EVERYONE caricaturised the enemy as part of their propaganda campaigns.

    in reply to: Camruth’s Alterniverse #35921

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    So far I have created and posted 3 members of the League of Villainy, here they are together:
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    I would get the team finished quicker but every time I start on one I get a cool idea and end up creating a whole different character Surprised

    in reply to: Camruth’s Alterniverse #35920

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    Now for a double helping of badness: Taifun is the only female member of the Imperial Elite and, as such she feels she must be twice as bloodthirsty as the rest of the team so they will take her seriously.
    http://www.heromachine.com/wp-content/legacy/forum-image-uploads/camruth/2014/01/Taifun.png

    Taifun’s Japanese-American granddaughter has inherited her power and her mean streak and, as Twista, is one of the more violent members of the League of Villainy.
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    in reply to: Camruth’s Alterniverse #35796

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    I have started playing around with highlights/glows, my first attempt was on Wildfyre:
    Wildfyre-Glow.png

    I also created a version of Powerball who is an open source character that I decided to use as my glow testbed:
    Powerball-OS.png
    Powerball-OS-Headshot.png
    Obviously I have a long way to go to master this Wink

    in reply to: Camruth’s Alterniverse #35786

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    As I posted Tigerclaw and his Bio, I decided I had better post how Marcus Brand appeared when he was Brother Hood I, here he is in all his 70’s Blaxploitation glory.
    http://www.heromachine.com/wp-content/legacy/forum-image-uploads/camruth/2014/01/Brother-Hood-I.png
    As his face is hard to see under the hood I added a headshot:
    http://www.heromachine.com/wp-content/legacy/forum-image-uploads/camruth/2014/01/Brother-Hood-I-Headshot.png
    And this is his nephew Washington Brand – Brother Hood II
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    I wasn’t sure about using the hood as an insignia so I created a second version with a hoodie down & the fist logo of the original.

    in reply to: Camruth’s Alterniverse #35698

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    Two new characters, one a hero turned villain, the other a villain turned hero.
    Wildfyre
    Wildfyre is a being of elemental fire, his body is solidified flame – except for his hair. He became trapped in the mortal world when a wizard bound him to his current solid form, using him for his own purposes. At the time he was a mindless, soulless being and would have stayed that way if not for an act of sacrifice. During a battle between his master and the GoJ, a paramedic attending to the wounded civilians was terribly burned by one of Wildfyre’s blasts. Druidic, sensing Wildfyre’s nature and unable to heal the dying Paramedic gave him a choice. The Paramedic, Jason Tyler could die in peace despite his horrendous wounds or, Druidic could transplant his essence into the rampaging elemental, he would live but it would be in a body not his own and not even remotely human. The paramedic saw the destruction being caused and accepted that his sacrifice would save countless lives. Druidic cast the spell and Jason’s spirit was fused to the elemental. The new being created had no memories of his previous existence but, a strong drive to heal and protect caused it to start helping the heroes turning the tide of battle against his former master.
    Since then the new being, which named himself Wildfyre has worked to integrate into this strange new world he has found himself in and seems to be regaining some of Jason’s memories and personality. Whether Jason will fully reimerge and regain some semblance of his self remains to be seen.
    http://www.heromachine.com/wp-content/legacy/forum-image-uploads/camruth/2014/01/Wildfyre.png
    Tigerclaw
    Marcus Brand was a Vietnam veteran who took up the identity of Brother Hood to fight the druglord who was destroying his neighbourhood. The druglord found out who he was and blackmailed Marcus into working for him. Six months of brainwashing and drug treatments later, the vicious killer Tigerclaw appeared. The druglord was eventually brought to justice but Tigerclaw escaped and has been a freelance hitman and enforcer ever since.
    http://www.heromachine.com/wp-content/legacy/forum-image-uploads/camruth/2014/01/Tigerclaw.png

    I know the whole Brother Hood persona is a bad stereotype but he is meant to be from the 70’s and thats pretty much what black heroes were back then. The new Brother Hood is nothing like that but has kept the name to honour his predecessor (and Uncle). Washington Brand seeks to rescue his uncle and redeem the good man he once was.

    in reply to: Camruth’s Alterniverse #35052

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    The Voltans are not particularly inventive and they are not known for their ingenuity, as their culture emphasizes conformity and discourages individuality and critical thought. From a young age, Voltans are taught that their culture is superior and that the destruction of inferior races and cultures is an honorable duty. Each individual Voltan is expected to put the interests of the empire above their own personal interests and passions. Voltans who fail the empire become outcasts, and usually make their living as mercenaries and bounty hunters. These individuals can usually be found in the dark alleys, gambling halls and opium dens of the slums of Volta. Despite their lack of imagination, the Voltans have a passion for military tactics, weapons and technology. They posses interstellar spacecraft, energy based hand weapons, energy fences and highly effective brainwashing equipment.
    (Note: The Voltans are a Public Domain race from the Golden Age of comics, I have added my own twist to them for this Update).
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    Whilst it is known that there are male and female Voltans, it is impossible for a non-Voltan to tell the gender of any individual Voltan they encounter by their external appearance alone. This can be quite disconcerting to non-Voltans…..

    in reply to: Anarchangel’s Archive #35648

    Camruth
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    Aw man, I just finished going through your thread from page 1 and I have seen so many ideas that I have already posted by you & much better than I could do….. Not just characters though, Ideas too; e.g. I too have a school for ‘gifted youngsters’ that I had named the Claremont Academy but as you have already used that I have renamed it the Wolfman Academy (kudos to anyone who can correctly identify the reference).
    Your work is amazing and I bow before my superior.

    in reply to: Mad Jacks Showroom #35637

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    Man I wish I knew how you managed to get Silver Streak’s Insignia looking so good, I’ve been trying for a week to do that damn thing! Frown

    in reply to: Camruth’s Alterniverse #35636

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    Here is the Guardians of Justice team shot I promised. I only have Paint so I can’t do really cool ones like Mad Jack’s Awesome The Forgotten spread, wish I knew how to do something like that. Anway, here is the team:
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    in reply to: Camruth’s Alterniverse #35624

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    When Princess Aquaria escaped from Aquos and Warlord Akumo, he sent his best warrior, General Krakun to track down and execute the princess. When Krakun arrived on earth, Aquaria had already found allies in the Guardians of Justice. He also saw the riches of earths oceans and the primitive (by Aquon standards) technology of its inhabitants and decided that he could build his own empire here.
    General Krakun (In Aquon Ceremonial Armour)
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    in reply to: Camruth’s Alterniverse #35623

    Camruth
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    Now that you have met Aquaria I can reveal he people, the Aquon, from the Planet Aquos.
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    Like humans, the Aquon have a diverse range of skin tone & colour , varying by where on Aquos they originate from.
    Male Aquon have longer head tentacles than females.

    in reply to: headlessgeneral’s army #35619

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    Yeah Fly Guy rocks & your Jersey Devil reinterpret is awesome.

    in reply to: Camruth’s Alterniverse #35590

    Camruth
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    And here are the last three members of the Guardians of Justice

    Daffyd ap Ioworth was a druid in Arthurian times, revived in the modern day he encountered the GoJ and joined them as the master of magic – Druidic.
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    Duncan Craig fights crime as the firebreathing Dragonfire.
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    Princess Aquaria lives in exile on Earth, fighting crime with the Guardians of Justice and planning the liberation of her homeworld.
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    Well there you have all the members of the GoJ posted, I am going to attempt to produce a group shot and individual full bios for each of them in the near future.

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