Apr 4, 2024
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Some old dwarf designs
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Dear Vector Prime,
Have there been any other Horrorcons besides Snapdragon and Apeface?
Dear Kaiju Kopf,
While I could mention the Horrorcons who fought in the Universe War—Leatherhide, Blackarachnia, Nightprowler and Waspinator—I assume you are speaking specifically of the triple-changing Headmaster Horrorcons binary-bonded with Nebulans. Though, now that I mention it, I did once hear of a Leatherhide who bonded himself to… ah, my apologies, I'm getting off-track.
I believe that in at least one universe, the Decepticon forces under Scorponok did indeed include a third Horrorcon by the name of Backbiter. Like her fellows, Backbiter was a powerhouse among the Headmasters; she transformed into both a Cybertronian "flying wing" stealth bomber and an enormous, heavily armored snapping turtle. Though not as fast as some Transformers, the difficulty of detecting her jet mode allowed her to get in close to her Autobot enemies before converting into turtle form, becoming a nigh-invulnerable mobile bastion; in robot mode, meanwhile, she wielded a Psyche-Out Blaster that disrupted the brain modules of enemy Transformers to cause vivid hallucinations—something that proved useful if she ever needed to retreat from a fight.
While outwardly the least unpleasant of the three Horrorcons to be around, Backbiter was in truth a cruel and spite-driven individual who—as her name suggests—would feign politeness to others' faces while spreading vicious rumors and mockery behind their backs, taking a perverse pleasure in breaking other Decepticons' spirits while masquerading as their friend. Perhaps her only ally that she didn't treat this way was her Headmaster partner Gemba, a scheming Nebulan socialite desperate for prestige and fame, who was more than happy to ride Backbiter's coattails to a position of power.
One notable adventure saw the Horrorcons lay an ambush for the Autobot Headmasters, Backbiter using her Psyche-Out Blaster to trap them in nightmarish visions. It was only thanks to their Nebulan partners being resistant to the effects that the Autobots were able to escape and defeat the Horrorcons—that, and Hardhead's legendary stubbornness, which helped him to push through! Backbiter and the others were forced to flee, swearing revenge against the Autobots and their Headmaster partners.
The anthology series Strange Tales 161 (cover date October, 1967), introduced Suwan, Fritz Von Voltzmann (created by Jim Steranko), and Nebulos (created by Raymond Marais and Dan Adkins). ("Project: Blackout Part Two: The Second Doom!", "And a Scourge Shall Come Upon You!", Strange Tales 161#, Comic, Event)
Our favorite void god and water priestess are back... @rookdaw commissioned me to draw them in the pose of Klimt’s The Kiss for Valentine’s Day this year 🥺
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Hi Guys, here is another doodle of the G1 Targetmaster Duo Crosshairs and Pinpointer, here charging into battle, Crosshairs in his futuristic dune buggy mode I guess, and Pointpointer transforming midair to mount on his hood. I was in the mood to do a little mid air transformation as he has a slightly more unusual 3 step transformation as apposed to most of them just bending over and now its a gun/head, so yeah this was fun! Enjoy!
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Strange Tales #161 (Marais/Adkins, Oct 1967). I’ve been excited about each new artist for Dr Strange. Dan Adkins seems to have an almost Lichtenstein-ian pop art style, which suits the stylized backgrounds and arch characterizations.
The last Transformers crossover I’ll be adding is now live! HEADMASTERS (1987-1988) is certainly one of the strangest concepts in the Transformers universe. Maybe that’s why I left it til last...
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Cover of the Day: Strange Tales #162 (November, 1967) Art by Dan Adkins