Thank you, Mr. Vaudeville!

Kezron, stage two (shading corrected)
Thank you, Mr. Vaudeville!

Kezron, stage two (shading corrected)
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Notes: This ended up looking a lot more like the costume of the Spiderman villain ‘the Shocker’ than I intended. I’m pretty happy with that, though, as he was a primary influence on the character.
Profile
Alias: Warhead
Legal Name: Warren Hirsch
Gender: Male
Age: 29
Ethnicity: American
Occupation: Criminal; Henchman; Mercenary
Height: 5′ 11″
Body Type: Stocky, Powerful
Hair Colour: Ginger
Hair Type: Short, Curly
Eye Colour: Green
Skin Colour: White
Species: Superhuman
Powers and Abilities
Powers: Kinetic and thermal energy absorption, enhanced strength, concussive energy blasts, self-detonation.
Details/Limitations: Able to physically absorb all kinetic and/or thermal energy generated by direct physical blows, bullets, throwing weapons, fire, explosions, and certain types of energy beams/blasts, while suffering no physical damage. His physical strength increases relative to the amount of energy absorbed; by absorbing multiple attacks from an opponent he will eventually become stronger than them, and therefore able to defeat them. If he’s able to absorb huge amounts of energy, he gains the ability to project powerful concussive blasts from his hands. At any time, he can ‘detonate’ all the stored energy in his body, resulting in a potentially massive explosion – although this would leave him powerless and is usually only used as a last resort. Stored energy naturally dissipates over time, and without it he possesses only regular human strength. Additionally, without almost constantly absorbing more energy he suffers frequent and unbearable headaches.
Abilities/Skills: Demolition/Explosives, safe-cracking, wrestling, boxing.
Costume: Fireproof, shockproof mesh bodysuit with full head mask; boots; gloves; sleeveless jacket; gun and grenade belts.
Weapons: Equipped with an ornate six-shot revolver and a belt of frag grenades. Known to use plastic explosives and mines on occasion.
Gadgets/Tech: –
Physical Weaknesses: Any energy beams or blasts that do not rely on kinetic or thermal energy, as well as anything or anyone that can leech or drain energy from him. Quickly becomes powerless if somehow removed from all applicable energy sources.
Mental/Emotional Weaknesses: While at extremely low power levels, he suffers unbearable headaches that negatively impact his emotional stability, as well as his logic and reasoning skills. This causes him to be extremely vulnerable to mental attack.
Personality and Relationships
Primary Traits: Psychotic, violent, brutish, sadistic, unstable.
Likes: Explosions, causing mayhem, bare-knuckle boxing, cage-fighting, easy money.
Dislikes: Law enforcement, superheroes, advertising, being manipulated.
Habits/Quirks: Sociopathic, angry, and sadistic, he enjoys criminal behaviour and inflicting pain on others while lacking the empathy to use his powers for good. Often resorts to fighting and causing explosions with himself at the centre as a means to absorb energy and make the pain in his head stop, something which goes hand in hand with his mercenary nature. Highly valued as a henchman among the smarter and more powerful villains, but too chaotic and unfocused to become a crime lord himself, he can actually show surprising intellect and composure when fully powered.
Fears: A padded cell, being unable to replenish his power levels.
Family: Kane Hirsch (Brother)
Romantic Interests: –
Allies: Tarantula, Alley Cat, Monsoon, The Botanist, The Huntress, I.Q., The Brass Bison
Affiliations: The Lawless Earth Network
Rivals/Nemesis: –
Enemies: United States Sentinels, Society of European Superheroes, Indo-Asian Superhuman Assembly, Apex Squad, Iron Patrol.
Origin
Coming soon
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Well, there’s the mystic-type origins. Someone who uses magic, but is otherwise normal. Then there’s always the “token of power” origin. Green Lantern(s) all get their rings, the original Thor was empowered through his hammer and couldn’t transform without it (it was disguised as a cane, in his unpowered form), and, of course, He-Man/She-Ra. ;-] [/quote]
Both good points, my friend!
Originally, I wanted to try and avoid ‘real magic’/mystic origins in my characters’ universe, but that changed when I created ‘The Blue Rune’ – who gained mystical powers from a token of power! 😛
I think any character who uses ‘real magic’ could fall into the ‘superhuman’ category? Maybe I could have a unique ‘magic user’ species.
‘Token of power’ origins are a little trickier, depending on the nature of then item; if the item bestows permanent superpowers I would consider that character a ‘superhuman’, whereas I would consider Hal Jordan (for example) as just ‘human’ as the token item contains the powers rather than the man himself.
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Thank you Christi. You have a great piece. Very interesting. I wish the best for you and Keric in the Contest.
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Awesome design. Really cool concept for a character.
I’m can tell I’m going to really enjoy seeing your new stuff. 🙂
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Very nice; cool design.
I’d like to see the head and shoulders in the shadows a bit more like the legs, just so those eyes really stand out. But that’s my only criticism! 😀
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So, what happens to the most dangerous superhumans captured and brought to justice by the varied superheroes of the Freelance Universe you ask? They get sent to a special super max prison known as “the Rockpile”. Brenda “Brickhouse” Mason is the Captain of the guard at this facility, her skin as a thick and durable as the hardest stone…superstrong, damn near indestructible, and don’t take no stuff off nobody. I give you, Brickhouse Mason!!!
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WB Randall! I was crackin up at the whole “army of geeks” bit XD
Anywho, here’s my submission:
A farming community in one of the most volatile climates in the world, the villagers of Tybb gathered in the chapel every morning for sunrise worship. There they would pray to the butterfly deity Ry, believed to have the power to turn back even tornadoes and lightning, to protect their crops from the inclement elements.
[img]https://s11.postimg.org/z4zsal9df/Screenshot_2016_12_04_at_1_05_37_PM.png[/img]
[i]Used the mouth and top for the butterfly, and the ear for the tornadoes.[/i]
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Pretty cool! I like the Behemouth thing, it’s unique.
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