knotty

Since Daniel is able to turn any cloth into a hard metallic form at will, he should be able to use this flowing cloak he wears like Wolverine's claws, slicing his enemies to pieces and protecting him whenever he needs it. This cloak moves in a way that almost seems alive, flowing around the Dancing Ghost's body while he walks, and it can also be used like Doc Octopus uses his arms (to help him climb walls, punch and grab people, and hold objects). As you stated in your description, your character has other weapons and methods, but this cloak might serve as one of his main tools.

Sakurakage:

This professional photo reminds me of the effect you might be looking for. Your character's face and costume are something you can add to it. This professional photograph by Alyssa Fortin is an underwater dancer's interpretation of Swan Lake. I see the flowing cloth as a weapon that the Dancing Ghost uses to fight enemies.

Hey, Magistros! Thanks!

Yes, there was an 1980 issue about that mind/body swap (it was drawn by Dave Cockrum right after John Byrne left). That was actually the last original comic that I had collected in the '80s. I didn't read any more comics again until Jim Lee got hired to draw for Marvel.

Therefore, I have absolutely no problem with you drawing Storm as the White Queen. Draw her however ya want!

I think that Sakurakage is actually referring to a drawing of just one character, The Dancing Ghost (aka Daniel). All the rest that he wrote just involves this character's description and backstory.

Although I really liked Bries84's Dark Knight homage (I'm a big, old-school Superman fan), I had to give it up for Mrfuzzynutz (damn, that came out sounding wrong...)

Great job, both of you!

Hey, Rams! Thanks, man. Good to see you again, too!

I was going through illness and personal issues for a while. I'll be posting a lot more superhero art now just 'cause you assed...

Uh, I mean, you asked...anyway, thanks again, bro! Glad ya like my new work!

And...we try again since I didn't post the pic. Remember, I want White Queen next...

Hey, gang.

Here's Storm for Father's Day. This one goes out to all the dads out there.

Just like you guys, she works hard at her day job, and she comes home all beaten up afterwards--only she looks better at it than all of you do.

Well--since we're on pics of sexy X-Men, I want a picture of the WHITE QUEEN.

Hey, gang.

Ive been away for a while. One of my favorite classic comic artists just died. I am old enough to remember Romita when he drew the daily newspaper Spiderman comic strip. I used to look forward to reading it. Anyway, just my memories. George Perez, Stan the Man, Neal Adams, and now John Romita. Damn.

Thanks, John.

I'm guessing its John Travolta from a movie called Battlefield Earth--a true box office turkey that killed his career after Pulp Fiction.