For the conclusion of this 2-Part Epic, we see that getting an infusion of Skynet tech only leads to more problems! Let's hope that Vic Stone is able to purge the evil programming from his systems and shut down the evil corporation for good!
Here's a behind the scenes look at the process. I couldn't find a clean, text free version of the Terminator cover that I chose to use, so I had to make it myself before adding Cyborg in:
Awesome blending, Ross! Although, I have to wonder if Reed's "partnership" was the result of the Puppet Master working on behalf of a Skynet-affected Mad Thinkeroid.
ReplyDeleteAs in; one of MT's android doubles.
ReplyDeleteThis was the stupid Reed Richards from Multiverse of Madness.
ReplyDeleteLOL!!!!
ReplyDeleteReed Richards from the Ultimate Marvel Universe (Earth-1610) kept his Fantastic Four busy with the results of his inventions. To extend a comment from yesterday, his idea of "foolproof" was to provide proof of him being a fool. I'm gathering that the STFU Reed does the same thing at times -- not as often, but with bigger results.
ReplyDeleteOn another note, I wonder what things would be like should Skynet form an alliance with (or be taken over by) Ultron.
A simple nightmare cover. Take two doses of Annie and finish with the bad OZ witch melting. For dessert, try some pickleball.
ReplyDeleteRoss, you are maintaining your quality all the way thru.
Hey Ross. I was just wondering how long does it take you normally to 'clean' a cover of text before you can use it?
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Depends on the complexity. Average time an hour or two
ReplyDeleteBtw: for those who haven't yet commented, but who are just as fond of renegade robots? Go see M3GAN. It's like Chucky (from CHILD'S PLAY) had a child by Samantha Pringle (from DEADLY FRIEND)!
ReplyDelete@Ross: how many hours would it take if you attempted "Red Hulk vs. Doomsday with special guest-stars Harley Quinn and the Enchantress"?
ReplyDeleteLots
ReplyDeleteOh, well! Then, skip it. Why drive yourself THAT crazy? :-)
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