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A Batman that kills. Been there. Done that. Disliked it then. Dislike it now. Making him more edgy is not the way to go, wish DC would get that. After the AzBat fiasco you'd think they'd get it. Batman is, to me, a hero cos he believes in the justice system. He believes in good. A man that doesn't, one that believes in more "permanent solutions" isn't, I feel, a hero at all. They are just another villain.  

"He who fights with monsters might take care lest he thereby become a monster. And if you gaze for long into the abyss, the abyss gazes also into you." - Friedrich Nietzsche.

Thank you very much for the comments everyone. Turned 31 today and finally finished the ad I have been wanting to make for a while. Planning on trying to get some air play here and getting my name around, boost awareness. Enjoy!

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Never thought of the name X-Men as sexist. Man is, as we all know, often used to describe humanity as a whole. Know most see the X as part of Charles, I see it as Ex and see X-Men as Ex-Men. Mutants were regarded as human until their powers became evident. They are no longer human, they are mutants. This is how come X-Force as a team name never made any sense to me beyond it sounding neat and tying in with the X-Men.

Sorry, have to disagree with print dying. As nice as a digital thing is, its still something I can never hold in my hands. Its still something that only exists on my computer, television, mobile or tablet. I am a digital artist, everything I create is done 100% in the machine. I still print my work out (sometimes to size, have a poster I've done in my living room 5 feet tall and three feet wide) so I can hold what I've created.
 
Having a digital copy is nice, it isn't the end all be all for me. I, and I'm sure many people, still like to hold the things I own. Should comics go digital? Yes, they should. Will that decision make or break their survival? No, it won't. The real trouble with comics, I feel, isn't in their digital distribution. Comic books are available for download, check any torrent site you want for the latest issue scan and you'll see. Some people have scanned whole volumes of comics and made them available for digital download. Same as novels and movies. The real problem is the modern age's disdain for paying for entertainment. A large amount of people today don't feel an artist, be they one like me, a musician or someone that works in film, deserves their due. Too many people today figure those in the entertainment business are rich enough already and giving them ten to forty dollars for their (in some cases years) or work is silly. That is the problem today, people don't value entertainment the same way and feel it should be free.

Looks like I was wrong when I said "DC won't reboot their titles cos they're proud of their history." No one likes change, especially when its something that's been one way for a long time. Comics and characters are always evolving and I, for one, am interested to see what DC has planned, See it the same way I do whenever a character gets a film treatment. Also not the first time DC has made a major change or rebooted their franchise. Be a good idea this time to employ someone to sit at the top and oversee every story they tell, to make sure they don't have to do this again.

Close in on her butt twice and she kisses a guy before disposing of him to amped up "sexy" music. Can I expect to see a Batman trailer with two shots of his butt and him kissing a hood before he wrecks him now too? Or would that be "stupid"?

Not sure I get the costume debates, she looks like Wonder Woman to me. Long black hair (Wish it was the sexy short hair version, know I'm alone there). Tiera, Red and gold top, blue with white stars bottom, red boots, yellow lasso and gauntlets. Would have accepted a blue skirt with stars too. Looks just like the classic costume, made of PVC and faux leather with some "metal" embellishments. 
 
Know they didn't trust the source material, DC or the fans of the character at all when they made the pilot, which is a shame. On the surface I feel she looks like Wonder Woman. Is a serious shame the producers, writer(s), director and whomever else decided it'd be fun to be Pitof and try their hand at another Catwoman-like "re-imagining".

She has the look for sure. Get the feeling this summer is going to yield the best PG ever in Marie-Claude Bourbonnais. She is planning on doing a cosplay of her in July or August I believe (http://mcbourbonnais.com/)

What a disappointment. Aren't there enough long hair'd redheads out there already? Give PG her short hair back, she looked so much better with it. Nevermind how few heroes (at least the ones I know of) have short sexy hair. PG was my favourite of them all, guess I can't say that now.

Will be putting in a few select pieces from my gallery here and updating whenever I do new works. Most of the character I've done are originals from City of Heroes and Dc Universe Online. Hope they are enjoyed here by this wonderful community.

Start off with a favourite character of mine, Frozena .

Ou sont les neiges d'aton?

If Tomorrow Came

Winterborn

Her sister, Embers in a piece I called Phlogiston (Ancient theory of combustion)

A wish fulfilment portrait called Crusader

The Predator, a gift for my mother's fifty first birthday.

My latest piece, Scamp a character from DC Universe Online.

Can see more of my work at www.nobodythere.ca or here whenever I get more of it done. Thank you for taking a look!

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All images appearing on here are copyright © Nobodythere Illustrations and are protected under international copyright treaties. They are made available for your personal viewing enjoyment only. No images are within the Public Domain. The works may not be copied, reproduced, redistributed, manipulated, projected, used or altered in any way without the prior express written permission of Nobodythere Illustrations and payment of a fee or arrangement thereof. Permission is explicitly denied for any republication of the works on this site without the prior express written consent of Nobodythere Illustrations. This includes publishing in print and on the Internet for commercial or non-commercial purposes.