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Some people like to talk about "the war on Christmas".
If Christmas didn't want a war, it shouldn't have crossed the borders of Thanksgiving to attack Halloween.

Some people like to talk about "the war on Christmas".
If Christmas didn't want a war, it shouldn't have crossed the borders of Thanksgiving to attack Halloween.

Some people like to talk about "the war on Christmas".
If Christmas didn't want a war, it shouldn't have crossed the borders of Thanksgiving to attack Halloween.

This picture doesn't seem too creepy at first, until you realize that it's apparently a picture of someone committing suicide.  Unless there's an EMT standing by, ready to perform artificial respiration, and an ambulance ready to take them to the hospital to be put on a ventilator.
 

Some people like to talk about "the war on Christmas".
If Christmas didn't want a war, it shouldn't have crossed the borders of Thanksgiving to attack Halloween.

They were NND Blasts.  Debilitating against living tissue but ineffective against inanimate objects. 

They were NND Blasts.  Debilitating against living tissue but ineffective against inanimate objects. 

Some people like to talk about "the war on Christmas".
If Christmas didn't want a war, it shouldn't have crossed the borders of Thanksgiving to attack Halloween.

They were NND Blasts.  Debilitating against living tissue but ineffective against inanimate objects. 

They were NND Blasts.  Debilitating against living tissue but ineffective against inanimate objects. 

Some people like to talk about "the war on Christmas".
If Christmas didn't want a war, it shouldn't have crossed the borders of Thanksgiving to attack Halloween.

Some people like to talk about "the war on Christmas".
If Christmas didn't want a war, it shouldn't have crossed the borders of Thanksgiving to attack Halloween.

Some people like to talk about "the war on Christmas".
If Christmas didn't want a war, it shouldn't have crossed the borders of Thanksgiving to attack Halloween.

I admit, all I know is what was in the 1e AD&D Deities & Demigods rulebook.

Starhand's description mentions him using his power to cool drinks.  For years I couldn't figure out how that was supposed to work.  Just recently I realized that he must be using Variable Advantage to give his STR Variable Special Effect.  Usually a power will have both, not use one to create the other, so I completely missed it.

According to this page:
 
"Fredd Gorham is a comic book and games illustrator who, for the past 24 years has worked for a wide variety of companies. His work has appeared in publications from Marvel, DC Comics, Steve Jackson Games, Caliber Press, White Wolf, Hero Games, Silver Gryphon, Viceroy Cards, Breygent and Albino Dragon Games to name a few. He has worked on the licenses for Red Sonja, Vampirella, Witchblade, Cry For Dawn, John Carter, Deadworld and Star Wars."
 
I can't find a list of specific credits. 
 
EDIT: He was also one of the illustrators for 4e Ultimate Mentalist.  Some of the pictures are in his DeviantArt gallery.
EDIT2: I just happened to be checking "An Eye for an Eye" for an unrelated reason and he and Storn did all of the interior art.

In the original write-up, it was specifically mutant powers.  He was a mutant-hating bigot with dissociative identity disorder.  His alternate personality manifested mutant powers and began hunting mutant "sinners".
He was the aide to the Archbishop of Spain until a mutant attack killed the Archbishop and left him trapped in the rubble with the corpse overnight.  The experience is what turned him against mutants and the trauma is what triggered his breakdown.

According to this page:
 
"Fredd Gorham is a comic book and games illustrator who, for the past 24 years has worked for a wide variety of companies. His work has appeared in publications from Marvel, DC Comics, Steve Jackson Games, Caliber Press, White Wolf, Hero Games, Silver Gryphon, Viceroy Cards, Breygent and Albino Dragon Games to name a few. He has worked on the licenses for Red Sonja, Vampirella, Witchblade, Cry For Dawn, John Carter, Deadworld and Star Wars."
 
I can't find a list of specific credits. 
 
EDIT: He was also one of the illustrators for 4e Ultimate Mentalist.  Some of the pictures are in his DeviantArt gallery.
EDIT2: I just happened to be checking "An Eye for an Eye" for an unrelated reason and he and Storn did all of the interior art.

Those agents are practically Navy SEALS compared to the original SAT.
 

Those agents are practically Navy SEALS compared to the original SAT.
 

Okay, this calls for posting this Shortpacked comic.