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Betsy Braddock as Psylocke by Adam Hughes (2025)
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Betsy Braddock as Psylocke by Adam Hughes (2025)
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[ID: A comic panel of Ultra Magnus, Kup, Hot Rod, and Blurr from Transformers. Kup is gesturing to Hot Rod and Blurr and saying, "The lad with little or no brains is Hot Rod, and the one fidgeting like there's about nine different places he wants to be is Blurr." end ID.]
damn kup you didnt have to do them like that...
The Transformers (1984) #85 from Marvel UK
redrew prowl from marvel UK's "The Enemy Within!"
Nice to see Galvatron being nice to Starscream!
Oh no, turns out they're just bullying Starscream. :(
Hot Rod gets his timelines confused. He's from the future, but this is the Ultra Magnus of 1986.
Starscream finally gets one up on Megatron.
Remote-controlled Jazz is terrifying.
Target: 2006 part 7
The Transformers (UK) #85
Writer Simon Furman
Pencils Will Simpson
Inks Tim Perkins
Colours Tony Jozwiak
Letters Richard Starkings
1990's Knights of Pendragon Vol.1 #6 cover by artist Simon Bisley.
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Ron Wilson and Frank Giacoia (1924-1988) The Complete Fantastic Four #2 (1977) Source
Redraw of this comic page β¬οΈ
Here's a tiny and interestingly shaped Prowl from the 1985 UK annual
Trying to figure out what art direction he fits into. Cubism? Expressionism? Someone help me out here