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Posted:  26 Sep 2006 20:12
I made some new Halloween Wallpaper for the gallery. Let me know what you all think?

Here's some of my favorites I made.

http://superherouniverse.com/art/data/623/spiderman-werewolf.jpg

http://superherouniverse.com/art/data/623/man-wolf.jpg


http://superherouniverse.com/art/data/623/spider-man-slimer.jpg
Posted:  27 Sep 2006 21:42
good stuff man.
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Posted:  28 Sep 2006 01:38
Thanks, I love Holidays.

Don't have much in the way of inspiration for Thanksgiving though. Maybe I should make a picture with Marvel characters sitting at a table eating dinner made by Aunt May.

There's a million ways to make Christmas wallpaper though all you need is snow, ornaments, or Santa.
Posted:  28 Sep 2006 20:21
or jesus. and i like the thanksgiving idea.
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Posted:  29 Sep 2006 16:35
Right, I'm very careful about how I would represent Jesus on a wallpaper. I'm very old school. Not even sure if it's Biblical to make pictures of Christ.

Have to be very respectful when it comes to God.

I'm going to have figure out how to pull off that Thanksgiving idea. Yesterday I spent all day calling tech support trying to get the site working right.
Posted:  29 Sep 2006 17:41
yeah the thanksgiving one should be pretty funny. you could do one for particular writers even. for instance alan moore's table would have "V" at it, and some of the league of extraordinary gentlemen at it, the joker, and some of the guys from watchmen.
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Posted:  29 Sep 2006 18:21
ok, if I can find the right pictures to adobe. It would be cool if I could get a figure for every hero for my poser program. You can move the figure any way you want. That's what I'm using now for my Time-Rider story.

Then I could make just about any picture.
Posted:  29 Sep 2006 21:49   Last Edited By: SuperDude
ha, have luck findin' rorshach on poser!
http://www.samizdat.com.ar/samizdat19/watchmen.jpg
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Posted:  29 Sep 2006 21:49   Last Edited By: SuperDude
he's from watchmen, you've probly seen his face somewhere. i just brought the graphic novel to officialy start my graphic novel collection.
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Posted:  29 Sep 2006 23:32
I haven't ever read watchmen believe it or not.  Definitely heard of it though, of course.
Posted:  30 Sep 2006 11:35
yeah, so far i've only gotten through the first and half issue. it's intersting so far. here's a pic of rorschach. (in front)
http://www.comicbookmovie.com/images/news/watchmen/watchmen-movie-poster.jpg
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Posted:  30 Sep 2006 15:41
I've heard it's like a real super liberal story from somewhere. Have you ran into any blatantly political statements yet?
Posted:  30 Sep 2006 17:11
if i have then i've ignored them. i'm way right wing, so i often just let those things slip, beside it's set in a screwed up new york so they have reason to be miffed at the government in the story. but that's definitely not the commanding plot.
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Posted:  30 Sep 2006 18:08
here's a watchmen wallpaper i cooked up in a pot. the ingredients were a little hard to find though
http://superherouniverse.com/art/data/505/WATCHMEN.JPG
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Posted:  30 Sep 2006 20:12
Interesting. I wonder if the movie will ever get made.
Posted:  01 Oct 2006 15:07
yeah i read about that and they're just having a lot of trouble getting the long story into a two hour movie without losing the essential material that everyone love's it for. so far it's been a great read, and the most realistic look on superheroes maybe ever.  it shows how they really have problems just like humans and aren't always super noble. sorta like peter parker, but without powers and rated r in an alternate trashed reality.
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Posted:  01 Oct 2006 18:51
Those kind of stories are very interesting, but you know what I'm thinking would be the newest wrinkle in comics would be to go back to the noble patriotic hero who does have the right idea about everything.

Somehow make the character believeable and human at the same time, but someone people could admire if he were real. A character that believes in right and wrong and could care less about political correctness which could make the character at odds with mainstream society. Someone who doesn't doubt his ideals, but isn't arrogant enough to believe he's always right about everything, but not stupid enough to change frames of mind with the wind like a modern day politician. It would never be his ideals in question but perhaps the best way in which those ideals are carried out.
Posted:  02 Oct 2006 19:58
sounds like a captain america superman team up. although cap's been quite the awesome rebel in civil war.
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Posted:  03 Oct 2006 00:14
I agree with Cap on that, that superhero registeration bit is communistic.
Posted:  03 Oct 2006 18:04
and gay, thats what happened in the watchmen, and a bunch of other alternate realities. so basicly it's finally coming true in comic book real life mainstream comics.
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Posted:  03 Oct 2006 23:56
Everything isn't gay superdude. Have you ever listened to old music like Frank Sinatra etc. They used to call everything gay but they meant in a totally different way.

Aww man I'm rhyming all the time about a subject not even worth a dime.
Posted:  04 Oct 2006 20:45
BOO!
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Posted:  04 Oct 2006 21:10
What you don't like my rhyming or Frank Sinatra.
Posted:  04 Oct 2006 21:14
both
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Posted:  04 Oct 2006 21:45
d00d you used soo much stuff from that one werewolf movie thats tight though american werewolf in london was awesome
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Posted:  04 Oct 2006 21:50
BTW Tim that thanksgiving idea is priceless
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Posted:  04 Oct 2006 21:52
Thanks I'm going to have to get that one done some time.

That first werewolf I think I got from Van Helsing. The second werewolf I used I just found on a google search. I have no idea what it's origins are.
Posted:  05 Oct 2006 23:12
well, it was born on a snowy night in a log cabin...
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