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Well, depending on the genre or game… but, yeah, mine is The Atomic Punk.
And Harlekin’s awesome portrait which captures how I feel inside:
I think a lot wich is my signature i think a lot of to wrote down anything wich is joins to the Harlequin theme but i think a little bit it and the answer is give it when i check my topic.
My signature character is Taisen, the first and only character whose i really give background story and a little plus for her personallity.
Taisen in 2011
Taisen in 2012
Taisen in 2013
I love every version because i try out every new thing what i invent in a year. My motto is always improvement and i want to show this everytime with Taisen.
mine is Eoin Macbeth, the modern scottish millionaire descendent of the original Macbeth, who employs most of the superheroes in my world. while he is not super-empowered, he is possibly the most central character in my RavenSword Universe.
Mine would have to be the character Heru from my comic world “Resurrection of The Gods.” He is the return of the Khemetic/Egyptian Neteru/God-Hero to defeat the dark powers of Setian once and for all. With his powers of the Sun and help from the Companies of Gods the “Ninth Power of Nine” He will bring everything back in to balance with the All Universe of Ra. With the “Armor of Ra and his flame of life “Khet Ankhet” he is unstoppable & also represents the man of perfect will.
I have two, one hero and one villain. For my hero, I’ve gotta go with my personal favorite, Penguin Paladin:
PP typifies everything I like in an HM character, posing, zypping, minimun amount of colors, facial expression, using items in new ways, and interesting story. I mean, you’ve got to be cool with a name like his.
For my villain, The Pelican, of course:
Like Kang the Conqueror, he appears in different forms depending on the time period or parallel universe you might be observing. So far, he’s appeared as The Pelican, Black Dragon, Oro (don’t think I had revealed that before), and one other I haven’t created, yet, but already have in mind for my double-take-verse. He is the ultimate bane to almost every hero I’ve introduced to the forum, and I think he’ll be around in one form or another for some time to come.
Interesting premise. Since my daughter was born I have always tried to surround her with images of strong women, both real and fictional. Like any parent I try to instill positive values in her. When she was younger, she would watch me play video games and later play them with me. I have a preference for fighting games and would always use a female character when my daughter was around. I also used to teach her martial arts. I don’t advocate violence but I always said I want her to be able to beat the crap out of any man if she has to. Having said all of that I would say that my signature character is Amy Atom. Young, smart, a little sassy, totally unaffected by the fact that she is a dwarf. Confident in herself and her abilities; comfortable in her own skin even though she has permanent flaming eyes, which makes having a secret identity almost impossible.
I have two. Lilac/Linea and Swift.
Both are actually the protagonists of my two novels-in-progress, but I still love depicting them.
@FRM said:what do you mean?
Might be thinking of another HMer. I recall that someone had a Macbeth character comic book in development on another website. I lost a lot of my bookmarks when I bought a new laptop.
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