I drew some characters whose existence commented on gender (mine). (Poses more related to their lives than this subject matter)

Following on from the “Batman,” here’s Torvrak as Pilgrim, Kehurie as Lightbringer, and of course Zeiloby as the “Batman.” (The problem with existing superheroes is that a lot of them have genders in the name and only Zeiloby is willing to winkyface *play* with that.)

Plus their secret identities! Zeiloby-as-Bruce-Wayne is going for the kind of useless straight boy style that makes fashion journalists weep and say 'bro we're not judging business people by the standards of entertainment celebrities but you have money, MAKE AN EFFORT,' Kehurie Tanok is a. very professional and b. fully covered up, and Torvrak is absolutely refusing to dress in anything that's uncomfortable.

Hey Torvrak. Going to Pride with your incredibly oblivious crush might be the kind of idea that is. agonising.

In real life, hacking gear is very mundane. In the post-scarcity future of LANCER, however, I see no reason why incredibly cool custom rigs should not be available - especially to mech pilots such as Torvrak, already modified to be able to interface with machines.

However, I don’t believe that things would have changed such that hackers wouldn’t be doing it in their underwear.

Bonus: version sans painting.

Tfw you pull through a risky fight, see powerful enemy reinforcements coming in, and realise you have to choose between defending your artillery and your sister’s squad.

Callsign PILGRIM, piloting APERTURE

This isn’t exactly a new character; this is Torvrak, who I played three years ago as an angry, frustrated, trapped Imperial Guardsman in Only War. They’re still frustrated, but I’ve remade them in a new universe; being a mech pilot in a mercenary company in the LANCER universe is better than being in the Imperium of Man, and this time their siblings are with them and they’ve got a quest.