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I wanted to try something with a circle. Hopefully I don’t geometrically disqualified! It’s a strange team up of various heroes and villains who all have some connection to robots and technology. Upper left is a Computer screen with emoji Skeets. The screen lists; T.O. Morrow, Will Magnus, Mr. Terrific, Lex Luthor, Cyborg, Cyborg Superman, Calculator, Brainiac, Metallo, Red Tornado, and Toyman. Lower right is my acronymical use of R.E.D. and a picture of a windmill with tornadoes. I title the project, “Techno Oa: The Search for the Tech Lanterns”. Totally non-canonical of course!
Funny story associated with this one. I was a fan of the show iZombie. I had made a post on DC Universe about the show and I got a message from the admins that it was being moved to a different category than tv shows because it was not DC. I responded that it is based on a Vertigo comic and this is an imprint under DC. I don’t remember if I won the battle or not.
Here’s my head shots for the heroes of the show:
Very nicely done! I am not familiar with the Shazam family too much but you definitely made each of them their own. I especially like their facial expressions.
Wow! This was quite a different take on the challenge and I thought it was cool. I had to zoom in several times to catch each item and I liked the layout
Very cool! I have not tried digital but this is amazing! I like Joker and Harley and their creepy eyes. It’s like you can tell they’re together and I would be scared to come across them.
Really nice work on the Dark Knights ( is that what they were called?). That would very much fit on that whole series of specials they had with all of their backstories.
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