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Here's a simple sketch.
 
It's my take on Death Commando from the Deathstroke module back in 1983. ( I don't know if the character belongs to Bruce Harlick or Kevin Dinapoli)...anyway, my take, a reoccurring villian and major motivator for one of my original characters (Nightstalker/Templar)...not to infringe on copyrights...instead of Death Commando, it was Death Stalker (and the armor stolen was a prototype of the Nightstalker armor)
 
Here goes...

Here's a simple sketch.
 
It's my take on Death Commando from the Deathstroke module back in 1983. ( I don't know if the character belongs to Bruce Harlick or Kevin Dinapoli)...anyway, my take, a reoccurring villian and major motivator for one of my original characters (Nightstalker/Templar)...not to infringe on copyrights...instead of Death Commando, it was Death Stalker (and the armor stolen was a prototype of the Nightstalker armor)
 
Here goes...

Here's a simple sketch.
 
It's my take on Death Commando from the Deathstroke module back in 1983. ( I don't know if the character belongs to Bruce Harlick or Kevin Dinapoli)...anyway, my take, a reoccurring villian and major motivator for one of my original characters (Nightstalker/Templar)...not to infringe on copyrights...instead of Death Commando, it was Death Stalker (and the armor stolen was a prototype of the Nightstalker armor)
 
Here goes...

Why? Because I can, that's why...lol

Definitely looks nicer

The first one feels too faded to me.  I like the sharper image of the latter two, with the third one my favorite of the three.  The addition of the shadings adds definition to the muscles.  Being CDO myself (that's OCD, but in alphabetical order as it should be), I can appreciate the attention to detail there.

Here's my lastest re-color.  I dug out my old copy of Paint Shop Pro 9.  Because of the scan, it had a ton of shadows, and needed a lot of work, but I used that time to reacquaint myself with PSP9.  Let me know what you think, here's Badger (prismacolor) and Badger (PSP)...EDIT...I kept looking at the PSP pic and liked it, but the lack of shading in the white areas bugged me...OCD and all.  So I made some adjustments...better, or worse?

Here's my lastest re-color.  I dug out my old copy of Paint Shop Pro 9.  Because of the scan, it had a ton of shadows, and needed a lot of work, but I used that time to reacquaint myself with PSP9.  Let me know what you think, here's Badger (prismacolor) and Badger (PSP)...EDIT...I kept looking at the PSP pic and liked it, but the lack of shading in the white areas bugged me...OCD and all.  So I made some adjustments...better, or worse?

Here's my lastest re-color.  I dug out my old copy of Paint Shop Pro 9.  Because of the scan, it had a ton of shadows, and needed a lot of work, but I used that time to reacquaint myself with PSP9.  Let me know what you think, here's Badger (prismacolor) and Badger (PSP)...EDIT...I kept looking at the PSP pic and liked it, but the lack of shading in the white areas bugged me...OCD and all.  So I made some adjustments...better, or worse?

Surely they would annilate like matter and anti matter and you would get a burst of energy and the strange particles would form AUSTIN POWERS Groovy baby!

Here's my first complete image done with computer graphics/coloring.  I used the 'blank' scan of Templar, and colored it using Manga Studio Debut 4.0.  Neat program for making comics, and a decent rastor-based graphics.  I'll put the two finished pics, the 1st from Prismacolors, and the 2nd computer colored.  Here goes, let me know what you think.

Drrushing Batman is obviously a time Lord it all makes sense
 

Life has been...complicated lately...not much time to do things, but I had an old picture of Nightstalker, (my first Champions hero) that my granddaughter took an interest in...so I drew an updated version of him, in line with my Knights Templar theme.  The Nightstalker mantle was passed on during game play with Johnathon Templar becoming an NPC...but I always liked the character.  So, he's "back" as the leader of the Knights Templar...and renamed aptly...Templar.  I managed to keep numerous elements of the original armor in the new design, although this one is far more bulked up, and in effect, "Space Armor"...but that's deliberate with the amalgamation of modern and alien tech, with steampunk, etc. for the campaign tone.  He retains all of his original toys, although in somewhat revised fashion.  A favorite was grenades...now they're micro-grenades, housed and launched from his gauntlets...and others I could go into, but won't since this post is already too long.  He's a galactic level hero.  The pic is simple pencil and ink, and colored with Berol Prismacolor pencils.  Went for an alien texture on the "blue" pieces, sort of like the organic armor of the Vorlons from Babylon 5.  Here goes:

Life has been...complicated lately...not much time to do things, but I had an old picture of Nightstalker, (my first Champions hero) that my granddaughter took an interest in...so I drew an updated version of him, in line with my Knights Templar theme.  The Nightstalker mantle was passed on during game play with Johnathon Templar becoming an NPC...but I always liked the character.  So, he's "back" as the leader of the Knights Templar...and renamed aptly...Templar.  I managed to keep numerous elements of the original armor in the new design, although this one is far more bulked up, and in effect, "Space Armor"...but that's deliberate with the amalgamation of modern and alien tech, with steampunk, etc. for the campaign tone.  He retains all of his original toys, although in somewhat revised fashion.  A favorite was grenades...now they're micro-grenades, housed and launched from his gauntlets...and others I could go into, but won't since this post is already too long.  He's a galactic level hero.  The pic is simple pencil and ink, and colored with Berol Prismacolor pencils.  Went for an alien texture on the "blue" pieces, sort of like the organic armor of the Vorlons from Babylon 5.  Here goes:

Yeah, but it fits him to be the old man still playing the game. Of course, he probably looks like Bruce Wayne in Kingdom Come with the full-body brace.

Life has been...complicated lately...not much time to do things, but I had an old picture of Nightstalker, (my first Champions hero) that my granddaughter took an interest in...so I drew an updated version of him, in line with my Knights Templar theme.  The Nightstalker mantle was passed on during game play with Johnathon Templar becoming an NPC...but I always liked the character.  So, he's "back" as the leader of the Knights Templar...and renamed aptly...Templar.  I managed to keep numerous elements of the original armor in the new design, although this one is far more bulked up, and in effect, "Space Armor"...but that's deliberate with the amalgamation of modern and alien tech, with steampunk, etc. for the campaign tone.  He retains all of his original toys, although in somewhat revised fashion.  A favorite was grenades...now they're micro-grenades, housed and launched from his gauntlets...and others I could go into, but won't since this post is already too long.  He's a galactic level hero.  The pic is simple pencil and ink, and colored with Berol Prismacolor pencils.  Went for an alien texture on the "blue" pieces, sort of like the organic armor of the Vorlons from Babylon 5.  Here goes:

Here's the latest addition for the Knights Templar: SUNDER.  I did this one a bit different, I found a 36 color gel ink set at the dollar store...so I tried to see what I could do with them.  The pic was quite large on a piece of bristol board, so I had to scan like four angles and rotate, cut and paste the pic together.  Turned out alright...a few light distortions.  Here goes:

Here's something.  I picked up a program, Manga Studio Debut 4 (it's about 6 years old or so)...anyway, I started tweeking a few pics.  Here's the first comparison...only minor changes so far, still learning the program.  Kestrel (from my earlier post), with an update.

Here's the latest addition for the Knights Templar: SUNDER.  I did this one a bit different, I found a 36 color gel ink set at the dollar store...so I tried to see what I could do with them.  The pic was quite large on a piece of bristol board, so I had to scan like four angles and rotate, cut and paste the pic together.  Turned out alright...a few light distortions.  Here goes:

This is great! I've long admired your coloring. 

Here's the latest addition for the Knights Templar: SUNDER.  I did this one a bit different, I found a 36 color gel ink set at the dollar store...so I tried to see what I could do with them.  The pic was quite large on a piece of bristol board, so I had to scan like four angles and rotate, cut and paste the pic together.  Turned out alright...a few light distortions.  Here goes:

Here's the latest addition for the Knights Templar: SUNDER.  I did this one a bit different, I found a 36 color gel ink set at the dollar store...so I tried to see what I could do with them.  The pic was quite large on a piece of bristol board, so I had to scan like four angles and rotate, cut and paste the pic together.  Turned out alright...a few light distortions.  Here goes:

Rose Quartz + Alexandrite =?

Here's my next submission for my Knights Templar.  The original character was "XS", as in "excess", speed, looks, bra size, etc...  A bit too cheesy, and basically an NPC, I only used her a few times, but did many combat simulations with this character, when trying to refine archetypes.  I was recently watching "The Batman", and I've always liked that version of the Catwoman costume.  So to fill the "speedster" slot for the Knights, I created Cheetah.  She's got a mystical component, (connection to Bast, 9 lives, etc.)...and also the costume has certain technological enhancements as well.  A very dexterous, very fast sprinter, who almost never gets hit.  Here's the line drawing and the colored finish.  Done with pencil and Berol Prismicolor.