Time for another double dose of Ditko. His skilled design work extended to the various creatures that he would create. This big guy wasn't given a name, so I cam up with one for him.
Time for another double dose of Ditko. His skilled design work extended to the various creatures that he would create. This big guy wasn't given a name, so I cam up with one for him.
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4 comments:
Speaking of name-giving, maybe Conan could have, for his original name, be “Xenia” (masculine for Xena).
I meant XENUS!
@Anonymous: why not? Maybe Xena had a previously male incarnation as Conan. Sort of as a variant on Michael Moorcock's Eternal Champion Theory!
@Ross: and a cool name it is! There are so many possibilities for him, here. A gamma-ray mutated Badoon. Killer Croc hyped up on Miraclo. Maybe even a feral descendant of the organic Cylons (from BSG: The Original Series) immortalized by solar-powered nanites!
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