Publius drawings (large)

[Publius]

Mephisto and his son Blackheart, respectively; both appear in Ghost Rider (although the film only refers to Mephisto as "Mephistopheles" or "the Devil").

[Crazedwraith]

Who is the guy to the left of Ducard and to the right of what I assume to be a very thin Michael Clarke Duncan's Kingpin. The pale guy in the black.

[Publius]

Who is the guy to the left of Ducard and to the right of what I assume to be a very thin Michael Clarke Duncan's Kingpin. The pale guy in the black.

That is Mephisto, as he appears in Ghost Rider (in which he is only referred to as "Mephistopheles" or "the Devil").

[Steve]

These are simply awesome. I am in jealous awe of Publius' talents at drawing.

[Publius]

The third in the series of heroic characters by period (chronologically second), set around the turn of the century. From left to right: The Lone Ranger, Little Nemo, Tarzan of the Apes, Professor Abraham Van Helsing, M.D., D.Ph., D.Litt., Sherlock Holmes, Arsène Lupin, Rudolf Rassendyll (disguised as King Rudolf V of Ruritania), Phileas Fogg, and Peter Pan.

[Tsyroc]

Mephisto and his son Blackheart, respectively; both appear in Ghost Rider (although the film only refers to Mephisto as "Mephistopheles" or "the Devil").

I feel kind of bad that I recognized Blackheart but didn't put it together that the other guy was Mephisto, and he was the only one I didn't figure out.

[Publius]

Updated to include Two-Face.

[Publius]

Dorothy Gale, Little Nemo, Wendy Darling, Peter Pan, and Alice

[Pelranius]

For the comic book movie villains, where's Colonel Stryker? (Brian Cox's Stryker looked a bit like Orson Scott Card, incidentally).

[Publius]

Stryker may well be a comic book movie villain, but he hardly qualifies as a supervillain.



King Arthur Pendragon



Sir Launcelot du Lac


Both suits of armor and the poses are taken directly fro Osprey Publishing's English Medieval Knight 1300-1400 due to the artist's unfamiliarity with the period dress and inability to draw any satisfying pose for either. The arms, however, are the traditional ones attributed since the fourteenth century (Azure, three crowns Or and Argent, three bendlets Gules). Both wear 14th century armor rather than the proper 8th/9th century armor largely because Sir Thomas Mallory imagined them in more contemporary fashions in Le Morte d'Arthur.




Ghost Rider



Cdr James Bond CMG



1SG Conrad S. Hauser



Ashley J. Williams

[The Grim Squeaker]

The Ash Williams one could use a redo, it's a bit smudged and it's hard to make out anything of his amputated hand.
The GR and James bond pictures are Very nice out of this batch.

You might want to consider practicing your heads more, they look a bit unnatural or unpracticed, in the framework of your distinctive style. (The last Luthor picture as an example that springs to mind from this page).

[Shroom Man 777]

Ash's eyes are a bit off, but I still say FUCK YEAH!

The reason why his amputated hand is hard to make out of is because it's uncompleted, probably doesn't fit in the paper, or something.

Publius, I say you're awesome, and maybe you should try inking your drawings (srsly).

[Publius]

Grammaton Cleric First Class John Preston, in both the service black and dress white uniforms



Mr. Incredible



Charles de Batz-Castelmore, Comte d'Artagnan, Maréchal de France

[Crazedwraith]

Sir, for drawing John Preston I can echo shroomz: you're awesome.

Though he looks extraordinarily pissed.

[Shroom Man 777]

No. Not without incident.

[Robert Treder]

Ooh, I like d'Artagnan. Might we see Athos, Porthos, and Aramis as well?

[Publius]

There may eventually be a 17th century group shot (similar to the previous three period group shots), probably including d'Artagnan (earlier in his career and in less stylized dress), the three Musketeers, Cyrano de Bergerac, and Cardinal de Richelieu.



At long last, the Rocketeer. He was regrettably excluded from the 1930s group shot (mostly due to the artist forgetting to add him). Therefore, to that end:

[Ford Prefect]

Damn Pubilus, these singular pieces are especially good. I love your Ghost Rider, for example.

[Publius]

Akhilleus Peleides



The Doctor



The Dread Pirate Roberts and Inigo Montoya, wizard swordsman



Professor Egon Spengler, Ph.D., M.D., Ghostbuster



`Alā' al-Dīn

The recent series of character studies are all the results of a recent policy of doing at least one character drawing per day. The policy is pursuant to a large-scale project currently in the works.

[Publius]

Professor The Hon. John P. Ryan KCVO, Ph.D., CPA



Mario: plumber, physician, racecar driver, tennis player, footballer, baseball player, boxing referee, painter, composer, time-traveler, astronaut, pilot, submariner, carpenter, person of mass destruction

[The Grim Squeaker]

The last few are great, but the Doctor's face really needs redoing, he looks as though he's in a Jack Napier inducted rictus.
Also, Mario should have slightly larger hands, or at least gloves (Same for his moustache, even Stalin had a larger 'Stache ).

Who is "Professor The Hon. John P. Ryan KCVO, Ph.D., CPA "?

[Isolder74]

The mask holes on the Dread Pirate Roberts look off. They are too big making his eyes look strange.

[Robert Treder]

Who is "Professor The Hon. John P. Ryan KCVO, Ph.D., CPA "?

Jack Ryan of Tom Clancy fame.

[Publius]

Another round of character studies:



CDR Wedge Antilles



Aslan, King of the Beasts and son of the Emperor-Over-the-Sea



Gandalf the Grey



Sir Galahad the Pure and Sir Perceval



Perseus son of Zeus and the head of Medousa



Signior Benedetto di Padova and Detective John McClane



Reepicheep



Mega Man



Fitzwilliam Darcy



Julius Caesar



Popeye the Sailor



D'Artagnan



Azīm ibn Bashīr al-Bakhrī



Robin Hood



The most remarkable, extraordinary fellow: Sindbad the Sailor

[TheMuffinKing]

Fantastic! I love the variety and detail of the characters you've chosen!