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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:

In addition to the previous 3, Joe also did images for the Drone Fighter and War Hive, ships used by the Cataclysm Swarm:
 

 
And this is an image of members of a race known as The Thal. They are descended from Neanderthals who were abducted from Earth by another race that has since died out. They have colonized a few systems, and are expanding into the galaxy. Their race has been thrust into the spotlight because one of their kind was chosen to bear The Watchlight (a force that empowers individuals much like the power rings of the various Lantern Corps in DC):

 
And speaking of that Thal empowered by the Watchlight, here she is:
 

3 more public domain villains, courtesy of Joe Singleton. Black Axeman, Lady Serpent and Super Brain:
 
 

3 more public domain villains, courtesy of Joe Singleton. Black Axeman, Lady Serpent and Super Brain:
 
 

One group I'm working on are 4 deities from various pantheons who have been brought together a powerful being (whose identity is currently unknown). These 4 deities are filling the roles of the 4 Horsemen of the Apocalypse. I've had Brian Brinlee doing the art, and so far he's completed 3 of them. This is Aray (Armenian War God), Lamashtu (Mesopotamian Demon/Goddess of Disease) and Bres (Celtic/Formorian God of Agriculture). 
 

Electric Blue, my character from our group's recent Mutants and Masterminds campaign drawn by Scott Harshbarger. 
Unlike most comic book electric power characters he is not an energy blaster.  He can shoot a big arch of lightning but it drains him and can even injure him if he uses it too much and it causes a lot of collateral damage. 
His suit is insulated which helps keep him from grounding himself out on the ground and accidentally EMPing nearby electronics and has wires running through it to help direct his electrical charge (in other words he does more damage in costume).  The copper disks are contact points he uses to attack and the two finger trick he is doing in the picture lets him function as a stun gun/taser incapacitating with less lethal force. 
Primarily a hand to hand fighter his basic tactic is to act like he is going to throw a punch and then simply touching the target (on arm if they attempt to block) (high chance to hit, low damage).  If he is fighting an automaton or a particularly tough super he may try to "Defib" them, placing both hands on the target and sending the energy from one hand to the other through something vital (low chance to hit, high damage).  He can also simply make it so his entire body is electrified, though this quickly drains his energy (the attack gets weaker each use and cause fatigue eventually).  He will often use his electric touch and attempt to grab or trip an opponent.  That way if he hits, even if they break free from his grab or keep their feet, he still does some damage.
He gets around the city by skating on telephone lines, power lines, and the metro rails. 
EDIT: His goggles are built into the suit and are mirrored copper colored to match the copper highlights on his suit.  The insulated suit is a bit rubbery, think the material from the first Spider-Man movies but with less texture. He originally tried a full face mask but found it too uncomfortable and it made him hard to hear since his com had to be built into the outer edge of his costume to avoid shorting it out.
EDIT: Picture broke.  Let's see if this works...

A warrior for an underwater race, and one of their submersibles...
 

I was under the impression that it was a large enough vehicle for people to ride inside, rather than outside as you suggest.

A warrior for an underwater race, and one of their submersibles...
 

A warrior for an underwater race, and one of their submersibles...
 

A warrior for an underwater race, and one of their submersibles...
 

In addition to the previous 3, Joe also did images for the Drone Fighter and War Hive, ships used by the Cataclysm Swarm:
 

 
And this is an image of members of a race known as The Thal. They are descended from Neanderthals who were abducted from Earth by another race that has since died out. They have colonized a few systems, and are expanding into the galaxy. Their race has been thrust into the spotlight because one of their kind was chosen to bear The Watchlight (a force that empowers individuals much like the power rings of the various Lantern Corps in DC):

 
And speaking of that Thal empowered by the Watchlight, here she is:
 

In addition to the previous 3, Joe also did images for the Drone Fighter and War Hive, ships used by the Cataclysm Swarm:
 

 
And this is an image of members of a race known as The Thal. They are descended from Neanderthals who were abducted from Earth by another race that has since died out. They have colonized a few systems, and are expanding into the galaxy. Their race has been thrust into the spotlight because one of their kind was chosen to bear The Watchlight (a force that empowers individuals much like the power rings of the various Lantern Corps in DC):

 
And speaking of that Thal empowered by the Watchlight, here she is:
 

So Joe wasn't happy with the first image he did of Cataclysmus, and said he'd do another. He sent me this sketch 2 days ago:
 
He also sent me this sketch, a new take on the Swarm Queen:
 

 
And here is the Warrior Drone that makes up the rank and file of the Cataclysm Swarm:
 

In addition to the previous 3, Joe also did images for the Drone Fighter and War Hive, ships used by the Cataclysm Swarm:
 

 
And this is an image of members of a race known as The Thal. They are descended from Neanderthals who were abducted from Earth by another race that has since died out. They have colonized a few systems, and are expanding into the galaxy. Their race has been thrust into the spotlight because one of their kind was chosen to bear The Watchlight (a force that empowers individuals much like the power rings of the various Lantern Corps in DC):

 
And speaking of that Thal empowered by the Watchlight, here she is:
 

In addition to the previous 3, Joe also did images for the Drone Fighter and War Hive, ships used by the Cataclysm Swarm:
 

 
And this is an image of members of a race known as The Thal. They are descended from Neanderthals who were abducted from Earth by another race that has since died out. They have colonized a few systems, and are expanding into the galaxy. Their race has been thrust into the spotlight because one of their kind was chosen to bear The Watchlight (a force that empowers individuals much like the power rings of the various Lantern Corps in DC):

 
And speaking of that Thal empowered by the Watchlight, here she is:
 

So Joe wasn't happy with the first image he did of Cataclysmus, and said he'd do another. He sent me this sketch 2 days ago:
 
He also sent me this sketch, a new take on the Swarm Queen:
 

 
And here is the Warrior Drone that makes up the rank and file of the Cataclysm Swarm:
 

One group I'm working on are 4 deities from various pantheons who have been brought together a powerful being (whose identity is currently unknown). These 4 deities are filling the roles of the 4 Horsemen of the Apocalypse. I've had Brian Brinlee doing the art, and so far he's completed 3 of them. This is Aray (Armenian War God), Lamashtu (Mesopotamian Demon/Goddess of Disease) and Bres (Celtic/Formorian God of Agriculture). 
 

Here's some public domain characters I commissioned from an artist named James Shields. From left to right: Zog, prince of Mars, The Thinker, The Stellar Man, and an Aldebaran:

One group I'm working on are 4 deities from various pantheons who have been brought together a powerful being (whose identity is currently unknown). These 4 deities are filling the roles of the 4 Horsemen of the Apocalypse. I've had Brian Brinlee doing the art, and so far he's completed 3 of them. This is Aray (Armenian War God), Lamashtu (Mesopotamian Demon/Goddess of Disease) and Bres (Celtic/Formorian God of Agriculture). 
 

Here's some public domain characters I commissioned from an artist named James Shields. From left to right: Zog, prince of Mars, The Thinker, The Stellar Man, and an Aldebaran:

Here's some public domain characters I commissioned from an artist named James Shields. From left to right: Zog, prince of Mars, The Thinker, The Stellar Man, and an Aldebaran:

One group I'm working on are 4 deities from various pantheons who have been brought together a powerful being (whose identity is currently unknown). These 4 deities are filling the roles of the 4 Horsemen of the Apocalypse. I've had Brian Brinlee doing the art, and so far he's completed 3 of them. This is Aray (Armenian War God), Lamashtu (Mesopotamian Demon/Goddess of Disease) and Bres (Celtic/Formorian God of Agriculture). 
 

Regarding the third picture: someone had better get hold of Reed Richards and tell him his Negative Zone
files need updating ( )...
 
 
Major Tom 2009

I'm working on a group of golden age villains. Take the basic idea of a sentai team (ie each member wears a costume of a specific color), have their costumes be zoot suits, and have them wear lucha libre style masks. The first member is on page 203, drawn by Anthony Green. I doled out the other 4 to 2 other artists, Dan Houser and Juan Paolo Manitata. Dan sent me sketches of his two pieces yesterday: