#superbeings

We're a little late, but here it is!

The next piece after Nightmare was supposed to feature Cross's supernatural side. The problem is, we have no idea how to draw a werewolf, let alone a skeleton. So here's a meme-worthy sketch. The joke here is that Killer, looking too young, is essentially the second-eldest after Nightmare, though that doesn't exactly add to his intelligence. And Dust, despite his appearance and age of almost thirty, is the youngest of the bunch. Nevertheless, Nightmare entrusts Dust with control of the rest of the "menagerie," because it's precisely because of his supernatural weakness that Dust is an excellent strategist and a Banshee who screams incredibly loudly. Dust's high-pitched scream is fatal to the sensitive hearing of a werewolf, a wendigo, and, of course, a bloodsucker.

Images from Infinity’s Finale | Unlike our favorite characters in movies, we co-exist as one omnipresent universal being of infinite energy, made manifest as the reality of our individual consciousness. The source from which we create our life cinema recognizes itself as our all-sufficient and never-ending substance. To create a character for a movie, we must ensure that the character realizes this universal truth by the show’s end. To arrive to this point, we must first allow them to awaken from the false beliefs and betrayals of fear, lack, and limitations that often doom a life that can discover total joy from nothing at all. Nothing comes from nothing, therefore the source of everything comes from nothing too. To know this truth is to live with consciousness of faith, often in total bliss, which can come from the lessons we learn. It is these lessons that arc us into alignment with our purpose. 

Here we have Killer! After one beautiful day, he became a vampire, so as a superbeing, he is a vampire.