Remember him

Heroes are supposed to brave. This ordinary citizen up against Loki, a powerful god, into what he believed was right. Everyone else just sat down and he stood up. He shows similar courage that Captain America showed 70 years back.

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he started getting suspicious around the third time the heroes conveniently pulled back from his line of defense again.

“why are you not trying to stop me?” he demands of the next hero he catches.

they cough roughly, then laugh. “did you know,” they say, “that battles against you are the ones with the highest survival rates? did you know that the ones to get you back after we’ve taken you hostage are the bloodiest?”

he supposes he did. he’s rather against killing.

“so?”

“why would we try to take out the one who restrains our enemies?” the hero asks. “we’ve got standing orders.”

Hero concept Art no.6: Bastet: Dance of the Desert.

Created a new hero action, graphic artwork, featuring Team Honour’s feline heroine Bastet (named after the Egyptian goddess of the same name) or sometimes known as Bastet ii. 

Character Description:
Esma Jurgensen, citizen from the nation of Cyprus (mostly from the Greek Cypriot area, but has  Turkish roots), spends her early life, interested and taking part in various activities in the art of dance, mostly belly dancing. After competing in various lessons and becoming a professional, Esma became a dancer. One day on a tour to Turkey somewhere near Antalya, things start to change her life forever and for the best. While exploring the landscape Esma noticed a strange cat watching her. A a love for cats, she want to help it, but when she tried to help the poor thing, thinking it’s lost or hungry the cat vanishes! Then all of a sudden, a voice from nowhere hypnotised her to come to an old temple in Egypt. There when her belly dancing tour went there, and the day after a night of performing, she saw the cat again and there she followed it. It lend Esma to the old temple and to her surprise are statues and wall art of cats that are merging to look a lot like humans! But as she came near to a big statute, a flash of light from the ceiling shined on her, revealing the light of a half moon. She felt some sort of power coming into her, something she cannot withstand. There she felt dizzy and passed out when she left teh temple.
Esma was then taken back home to Cyprus to recover and resting up for her next belly dance show. Just one evening, while practising her dance moves, she felt a sudden tingling in her body and there, slowly, a strange metamorphosis occurred. Esma started to form a tail, cat’s ears, fur, claws and various instincts of a cat!! There, looking at her new self, she was visited by a spirit of the goddess, Bastet. The spirit told Esma that the cat who made her follow it, was a demon in the form of a rogue mystery cat trying to lure her as a sacrifice to an evil cat spirit, to take control of her body. But the moon’s light was Bastet herself, saving her life plus destroying the cursed temple. But some of the rogue cat’s powers came into Esma, so that’s why she now looks like an anthro-cat. The Cat goddess also described that Esma managed to fight back against the demon’s control by proving who she is and what her talents include, her dancing of course!! Bastet also known to the Ancient Egyptians not as the goddess of protection, granted Esma some of her cat feline powers and urged to use these powers to fight evil and prevent her identity revealed to the public.
There to this day, Esma becomes the new Bastet or Bastet 2, fighting evil as her responsibility. Now a member with Team Honour, she formed a good friendship with fellow heroes, such as SparkBoy, Captain Cool, Atom Babe and Fire Ra. Bastet is also in a relationship with Team Honour’s young vigilante, Servo, although he’s ten year’s younger than her. Although she is now a heroine, she mostly likes to focus more on her belly dancing life, rather than going round chasing bad guys or fighting beasts!!
Bastet’s powers are mostly what cats have, claws on hands and feet, night vision, nine lives. She also has amazing reflexes, that she can move and fight in fast paces. She also use her belly dancing skills to woo bad guys before she can kick their butts.  Her main weakness is mostly static shocks linked to her fur and she has a fear of fleas and ticks entering through her fur.
Bastet has a soft personality but in battle she get’s mad easily, with her meowing and hissing. She likes to show her talents in belly dancing and feel the movement of the music.

Inspiration to create this heroine, is not just  DC’s villain the Cheetah but mostly from the dance moves and songs by Colombian singer/ dancer, Shakira. Plus the musical Cats has given me the idea of that all cats are Jellicles. So Bastet is believed to be one because she dances as if she is a cat being reborn through the heavside layer. 

Happy Birthday gift for @redrook!

I had alot of fun drawing this, so enjoy Dark Dyke and their fiancè Albatross!

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My OK K.O OC, Sucker Punch:

2018

2020

My girl’s style is inspired by Sailor Moon(I’ve never watched it, lol, but I get what it’s about) and if she were a real character, she’d get her own magical girl transfirmation sequence, lol.

I made her sweatpants low slung to add more to her lazy side; when she’s a normal civilian, she’s laid back and chill. She mostly uses her fists to fight, hence her name.

Nikeiva ‘Nyx’ Kasta returns to Paragon City after spending years away, sorting some things out. Her hero license has lapsed in the interim, and renewing it is one of her very first objectives upon returning. With her renewed license in hand, she feels a sense of relief and rightness. She belongs here. No matter how long she’s gone, returning to Paragon City always feels like coming home.

(Marker on Bristol, as usual. And yes, I’m a die hard City of Heroes player.)

Old drawing of a superhero clown character I made for a story in the works! His name is TopHat and his power is hammerspace!

Moving forward I’m going to measure all of my relationships on weather you went to see Birds of Prey: The Fantabulous Emancipation of one Harley Quinn.

If you aren’t supporting a SuperHero film with 5 female main characters you are the reason we can’t have nice things and I Side-eye you forever.

Avengers: Endgame (2019) dir. Anthony Russo and Joe Russo

IMAGINE

After the Onward premiere you and your husband Tom make your way back to your shared hotel room where once you two enter he passionately kisses you against the wall. A minute later he picks you up and while still kissing you leads you both to the bed where he gently lies you down. He removes his leather jacket revealing his tight fitted plain black t shirt which is a little too tight for him since he’s been bulking up since Cherry finished and now his clothes are tight.

The rest of the night he spends treating you like a queen as he passionately and slowly makes love to you for the rest of the night until you two cuddle up under the covers and then drift off to bed in each other’s arms.

Daily sketch 18 feb 2020

Savage Dragon

The Adventures Of Citrusman- February 18, 2020

Commission for @celestialkory !! Thank you ★ 

Sometimes a superhero will decide that the best course of action in a given situation is to publicly reveal their true identity to the world. Perhaps it is a political move, to garner support for some superhero related legislature or another. Perhaps it was about gaining the public’s trust. Maybe it wasn’t even them who revealed their own identity but rather some villain or clone who unmasked them in front of the entire world. Regardless of how it happens, a public reveal of a secret identity is going to have long lasting consequences, and a superhero who does so often lives to regret the decision (or dies and becomes a ghost who regrets the decision). But putting that particular cat back in the bag is no easy feat. Sure you could simply create a new superhero identity that can operate in anonymity, but your regular, civilian identity now has live with the burden of being a publicly outed superhero with all of the attacks and responsibilities that that carries. Fortunately, as with all things, once you have this guide, reclaiming your secret identity is going to be a lot easier.

The Quick List of Ways To Reclaim Your Secret Identity:

1. Make a deal with a devil: If you trade your soul or your marriage or five bucks to one of the mystical evils that reside in the underworld, they might use their evil, unholy magicks to give the entire world a heavy dose of selective amnesia. 
2. End the universe… and then recreate it, with one minor difference: If you manage to survive the end of the known universe, you can become instrumental in rebuilding it. You can then use this awesome responsibility to subtle alter the world so that it returns exactly as you remembered it, except nobody in the world knows your secret. Sure, in order to use this method you need to destroy the entire universe, but I’m pretty sure that’s ok if you plan on bringing it back. (I think recreating the universe in your own image is, like, the baseline for supervillainy.) Hush!
3. Wear a t-shirt that says “I’m not (insert name here)”: If you wear such a shirt often enough (and this can be in either of your identities, so long as you change the name accordingly) people will just kind of start to subconsciously believe that it’s true. If you make this shirt so intrinsic to your personal brand people will start to associate you in their minds with the idea of “not being this superhero/civilian” it even works on supervillains!
4. Appear to be in either the same place, or two separate places, as your other identity at the same exact time. Recruit a buddy, or a multiversal doppelganger or one of your non-evil clones to appear alongside you while wearing your costume. This might not convince everybody that you’re indeed two separate people and thus, obviously, not the same person. After all, clones and the multiverse, and removable clothing are all common knowledge. But it will be enough to provide you with some plausible deniability and to inject some reasonable doubt into any legal proceedings you’ve become wrapped up in as result of your unmasking.
5. Convince the entire world that it was allll a dreeeaaaam: To pull this off you’ll need a lot of smoke machines, everybody’s pajama sizes, and zero qualms about mass-gaslighting. The trick here is to make everybody believe that your initial unmasking was a mass hallucination/dream that has no basis in reality. You’ll need to plunge the world into a foggy haze as if it is coming out of a dream. Then you’ll need to announce, in your spookiest, haziest voice, for all the world to hear, that your secret identity reveal was a lie and all a dream. Then you need to knock everybody in the world unconscious and quickly (or slowly, you don’t want to rush this) change everybody into their pajamas. Then everyone will wake up, in their pajamas, and assume that everything they knew vis a vis your secret identity is a fake false dream.
6. Discredit the person who unmasked you: If you can make the person who revealed your secret identity to the world look like a complete idiot/buffoon, the world will have reason to doubt everything they’ve ever said. This is easy if the person who unmasked you is a supervillain, i.e. a known liar who is never able to succeed at anything they do, often due to their own incompetence and/or hubris. But sometimes the idiot who revealed your secret identity to the world is you. So now you have to discredit yourself. Groovy. I hope you’re prepared to look like a complete idiot on international television. Well, I guess it shouldn’t be too hard, given the fact that you went on international television (which supervillains are notorious for watching) and revealed your secret identity. It seems like you’ve already got tons of experience.
7. Craft an alternative narrative: If you’ve revealed your secret identity to the world, you’ve given the world a narrative. Person A is Person B. Leon Von Iguanodon is Professor Paleontologist. It’s not a thrilling narrative, but it’s still a narrative. If you want to take back your reveal, you need to invent a newer, more compelling narrative for the public to latch onto. In the example we’ve given, Leon can claim that Professor Paleontologist is a desperate wannabe who has been trying to convince people that he’s the famed scientist, Leon Von Iguanodon since the pair were children. How far Leon needs to take this story depends on the nature of the reveal. If Professor Paleontologist simply put out a press release stating his real name, then that can pretty much be it. If, however, Professor Paleontologist publicly unmasked, Leon would then need to explain away the fact that the people (who are in actuality the same person) have the same face. To do this Leon would only need to claim that Professor Paleontologist’s obsession ran so deep that he got cosmetic surgery to alter his appearance to resemble Leon’s. This kind of story generally works because the public is always searching for hot gossip about superheroes. Especially embarrassing gossip. Especially embarrassing gossip about Professor Paleontologist. That guy is the worst and I for one definitely believe he would try to surgically alter his appearance to look like somebody else.
8. Reveal a “new” secret identity every week: Every single week you’ll assemble the press corps and reveal an entirely new secret identity. A hologram projector hidden in the collar of your costume is all you’ll need to actually look the part. After a few weeks, the public will be forced to question or discredit every single one of your “secret identity reveals” including your first and true one.
9. Altering the minds and memories of every supervillain in the world: Let’s be honest, the only people you absolutely need to keep your identity a secret from is supervillains who might attack those who are dear to you. It doesn’t matter if everybody else knows, as long as the bad guys don’t. So all you really need to do is tamper with the brains of every supervillain on the planet. This is much easier than trying to trick everybody in the world or destroying the universe. (But it is harder than wearing the same t-shirt every day.) Of course, if everyone else in the world knows about your secret identity word is bound to get out eventually. So you need to lobotomize your enemies in such a way that you render them incapable of retaining any information about your secret identity. This might sound complicated (bordering on impossible) but you’d be amazed at the strides in memory and mind altering technology mad scientists have made. And supervillain technology almost always ends up in the hands of superheroes eventually, as a matter of course. All you have to do is get your hands on it and you’re good to go do this reprehensible thing!
10. Time travel: Just travel to a time before your identity was revealed to the world, and prevent it from happening.
11. Insurance: Get your hands on some dirt on all of your enemies and then blackmail them into not going after your loved ones. Threaten the lives of their families. Threaten their lives. Flip the script on these villains. This form of mutually assured destruction will ensure that even if the bad guys know who you are, they’ll never risk doing anything with that knowledge! (Fair warning: Threatening to kill them or their loved ones might not be enough to do the trick. You’re a superhero, the bad guys know you probably won’t follow through on these threats. You might actually have to kill someone for this to work. Anyway, best of luck.)
    

Using any of these methods will ensure that things can just go back to the way they used to be before you got the bright idea to reveal your identity to the world. Sure, most of these methods skew more towards act of terrorism or supervillainy but that’s what you’ve got to do! This should just go to show you the importance of maintaining your secret identity. Once it’s out there, it’s out there barring some horrible act on your part. So make sure you’ve really thought about it before unmasking yourself so the company that does your action figures can sell new “maskless variants” of all your toys.

Mirielle/Fillepitra. The clown superhero