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Got some colored pieces from Joe Singleton today. First up Blitz, a public domain villain. Caveman with Ice Powers:
 

 
The Glitch, a metahuman serial killer inspired by a critter in the movie V/H/S:
 

 
Lastly, Star Ghost, a character inspired by an amalgamation of Space Ghost and the original version of Marvel's Star-Lord:
 

Here's one Rhardo did for me: The WWII villain Ubermensch:
 

 

Some new pieces from Anthony. These 3 are all public domain characters:
 
Black Terror:

 
Tim, aka Kid Terror:
 

 
The Queen of Evil with a slightly revamped looks:
 

Here's one Rhardo did for me: The WWII villain Ubermensch:
 

 

Here's one Rhardo did for me: The WWII villain Ubermensch:
 

 

Two more from Anthony; these are original characters:
 
Justin Tyme:
 

 
Mascara Pachuco:
 

Some new pieces from Anthony. These 3 are all public domain characters:
 
Black Terror:

 
Tim, aka Kid Terror:
 

 
The Queen of Evil with a slightly revamped looks:
 

Two more from Anthony; these are original characters:
 
Justin Tyme:
 

 
Mascara Pachuco:
 

Here's one Rhardo did for me: The WWII villain Ubermensch:
 

 

Two more from Anthony; these are original characters:
 
Justin Tyme:
 

 
Mascara Pachuco:
 

Some new pieces from Anthony. These 3 are all public domain characters:
 
Black Terror:

 
Tim, aka Kid Terror:
 

 
The Queen of Evil with a slightly revamped looks:
 

Here's one Rhardo did for me: The WWII villain Ubermensch:
 

 

Two new commissions of some public domain characters by Juan Paolo Manitata (aka Wansworld). First up is The Black Hood:
 

 
This one is The Phantom Archer:
 

 
Juan also has a holiday sale going, so if you're looking to get a character done (or a cover mock up, etc), he has some really good prices. Check it out here

Some more Anthony Green Art. First up is Dark Knight, a vigilante with a knight inspired costume:
 

 
Ant Queen, a Golden Age Villain in the public domain who commanded Giant Ants:
 

 
Mr. Frost: Another public domain villain. Nazi agent who could create a freezing aura after swallowing a special capsule:
 

Two new commissions of some public domain characters by Juan Paolo Manitata (aka Wansworld). First up is The Black Hood:
 

 
This one is The Phantom Archer:
 

 
Juan also has a holiday sale going, so if you're looking to get a character done (or a cover mock up, etc), he has some really good prices. Check it out here

Two new commissions of some public domain characters by Juan Paolo Manitata (aka Wansworld). First up is The Black Hood:
 

 
This one is The Phantom Archer:
 

 
Juan also has a holiday sale going, so if you're looking to get a character done (or a cover mock up, etc), he has some really good prices. Check it out here

Two new commissions of some public domain characters by Juan Paolo Manitata (aka Wansworld). First up is The Black Hood:
 

 
This one is The Phantom Archer:
 

 
Juan also has a holiday sale going, so if you're looking to get a character done (or a cover mock up, etc), he has some really good prices. Check it out here

A few from Richard Spake...
 
Babushka: Pistol packing team mate of Perun & Red Devil:
 

 
Speaking of Perun, here is a sketch of him in another pose:
 

 
General Winter, the leader of the October Guard:
 

New one from Richard! Based on a pulp villain I created, this is Red Devil, Russian bad guy (though once Russia is our ally in WW2, he becomes an ally of sorts himself) 
 
 

New one from Richard! Based on a pulp villain I created, this is Red Devil, Russian bad guy (though once Russia is our ally in WW2, he becomes an ally of sorts himself) 
 
 

A couple of early drafts from Richard Spake of two public domain villains:
 
Baron Doom:
 

 
Count Berlin:
 

Speaking of Celtic Bolt, this one he did for me. Was a character I was playing in a V&V game back in NYC:
 

 
This is the original image from a different artist, Kris Smith:
 

Here's a pair of original villains by Dan Houser (line artist for the rpg ICONS). A brother & sister duo known as Frostbite & Sunburn:
 

 

Here's a sketch for an original Golden Age villain I call The Tomorrow Man (art by Richard Spake):