Mudsharking micros .....

To start things off, here is my version of the greatest superhero of them all - SUPERMAN:

cool superman

Yes cool Superman. And is there a story behind your avatar's appereance?

These micros are representative of soldiers within the Red Regency, a militaristic empire in my soon to be introduced universe thread:







Mudshark's bio will be forthcoming. Thanks!

This is a sample of the micro heroes that will populate my universe once I set that thread up.

The Victors


(left-to-right)

Zipper
Yellowhammer
Daedalus
Kraken
Flareup
Dr. Eon
Steelfrost
Shu

Outstanding! Very impressive! Where'd you come from?! SHowing up out of nowhere with this impressive set!!! I can't wait to see more!

Im with Kid CHaos on this one these micros are Excellent and very nicly made.

Thanks, Kid & Brax!

I was all too briefly a member of the old board under a different name. I barely managed to escape the final destruction of my old universe. As it is, only a few micro particles of this guy .....

..... survived to ultimately coalesce into the bottom-feeding form of Mudshark.

John Targitt ... Man-Stalker from Atlas Comics/ Seaboard Publications circa Issue# 2 (June 1975):

The Phoenix from Atlas Comics/Seaboard Publications circa Issue# 1 (January 1975):


And .....

The Protector (formerly Phoenix) from Atlas Comics/Seaboard Publications circa Issue # 4 (October 1975):

The Destructor from Atlas Comics/Seaboard Publications circa Issue# 4 (August 1975):

nice micro will you do the brute and the phoenix ?

Yeah, Joebleau!

I plan to do all of the old Atlas/Seaboard gang, but as for The Phoenix...well, I just updated my Protector entry to include his original identity as The Phoenix.

I was finishing him up as you posted.

cool if you need some references pics try this link um sure you will like it

http://www.atlasarchives.com/whoswho/whoswhoA.html

I've used that website as reference for quite some time Joe, but thanks anyway. I'm glad you're enjoying these micros. I had alot of fun making them.

I was an older teenager when the Atlas/Seaboard titles had their all too brief run. While they can be an acquired taste, they still have a wonky sorta charm.

I have almost a complete set of the titles.

Wish me luck on the rest of them. I'm gonna tackle Scorpion and Ironjaw next.

I've used that website as reference for quite some time Joe, but thanks anyway. I'm glad you're enjoying these micros. I had alot of fun making them.

I was an older teenager when the Atlas/Seaboard titles had their all too brief run. While they can be an acquired taste, they still have a wonky sorta charm.

I have almost a complete set of the titles.

Wish me luck on the rest of them. I'm gonna tackle Scorpion and Ironjaw next.

I love the Atlas run. It took me almost 3 years to get the set, and all the stories suck, and the art is marginal, but I love them... Almost wish they'd continued...

Very beautiful work!!!
Can be could you remove the white bottom?
Très beau travail !!!
Peut être pourrais tu enlever le fond blanc... ?

I apologize for the white border around the micros. I don't see it on my pc, but have noticed it when I view the board from other types of computers.

I guess I should shade the background some color or other when I save my micro to imageshack. Or is there some other preferred method to remove the white outline from around the micro?

You should look of the highly-rated of tutoriels. And use IrfanView, a free software
tu devrais regarder du coté des tutoriels. Et utiliser IrfanView, un logiciel gratuit

Thanks, I'll check it out as soon as I can, but in the meantime, here's ...

The Scorpion from Atlas Comics/Seaboard Publications circa Issue# 1 (February 1975):


And ...

The Scorpion from Atlas Comics/Seaboard Publications circa Issue# 3 (June 1975):

Cool, you made lots of great micros ! Keep up !
Cool, tu fais de grands micros ! Continu !

This one is for joebleau.

The Brute from Atlas Comics/Seaboard Publications circa Issue# 2 (April 1975):

The Grim Ghost from Atlas Comics/Seaboard Publications circa Issue# 1 (January 1975):

(With & without cape)

all your micros are great even if I don't know any