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Arrowette was made from a Batman & Robin Poison Ivy body and an X-Men: Missile Flyers Shard head. The quiver is from a pen cap, the arrows are from cocktail toothpicks, and the costume detail and hair are from Super Sculpey. Her quiver strap is made from a strip of plastic cut from a TJ Superman cape and the skirt is made from Plumber's Putty. |
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Bane was made from a Maximum Sweat Edge figure, His muscle shit, belt, and mask are all sculpted on. You see, I KNEW there had to be a use for those Maximum Sweat figures. |
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Batman in his current look was made from the JLA Caped Crusader Batman. The pouch belt is hand-sculpted. |
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Batman Beyond was just a simple repaint of Kenner's Batman Beyond figure. Come on, like they couldn't have just made this figure. |
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Black Canary was made in her classic costume from a Water Wars Storm with clay for the boot tops. |
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Catwoman was made from an Armored Lady Death figure with a LOT of dremeling to remove the armor. The bullwhip is from the Legends of Batman Catwoman. |
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The Eradicator from the "Reign of the Supermen" story was made from a Superman: MoS Power-Flight Superman. He's useless now that ToyFare released that awesome Eradicator. |
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The classic, Oliver Queen Green Arrow was a repainted TJ Green Arrow with Plumber's Putty for the hat and goatee. |
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This Hal Jordan Green Lantern was made from an animated Capture-Net Superman figure. |
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Another Hal Jordan Green Lantern, this one done in the Total Justice style. He was made from a JLA Superman figure. |
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The Joker was a simple repaint of the McFarlene Toys Cannarby Street Austin Powers figure. He looks to be in more of the classic style than anything else. |
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Killer Croc was a simple repaint of the Curse of the Spawn 2 Mr. Obersmith figure. You can't see his face, because it was hard to get it scanned in. I'll try to see about getting a picture of him. |
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Lobo was made from a WWF Maximum Sweat Undertaker figure. I used Das Pronto to make the boot tops, belt, cross, and hook. The chain is my school ID chain. |
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The Martian Manhunter here was made from a Total Justice Hawkman with a LOT of work. The cape is from the first Spawn figure with the flaps cut off. |
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Mr. Freeze was made from a McFarlene Manga Spawn figure. The gun is from a Resident Evil Chris Redfield, and the helmet is the plastic top of a hairspray bottle. |
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This Nightwing figure was a repaint of the Legends of Batman one with the ponytail cut off. |
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Nightwing was made from a TJ Green Lantern. I carved off some of the gauntlets, and I completely reworked the mask. Special thanks to Mr. Bunraku to getting me the figure. |
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Penguin was made from the Clown, from the Spawn Movie line. It took a lot of dremeling to get a relatively smooth body. The nose, monocule, hat, cumberbund, bowtie, and shirt details were sculpted with Das Pronto. The umbrella was sculpted from Super Sculpey. He's probably one of my favorite figures. |
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Poison Ivy was a simple repaint of the MAC Fathom figure. The armor resembles vines, and gives her more of a plant appearence. |
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The Riddler was made from an X-Files Mulder figure with Das Pronto for the hat and Super Sculpey for his staff. The small question marks on his suit were made using a fine-tipped inking pen. |
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The Scarecrow was made from a Metal Gear Solid Psycho Mantis figure. The hat is made from Das Pronto, and is removeable. I got this idea from someone on the Customize E-Mail List. |
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Secret was made from an X-Men: Monster Armor Mystique. The base is from a Quicksilver figure and the mist attachments were taken from the base of the Water Wars Storm figure. I used a lot of mixing different shades of colors to try and capture her mist form, and the result is something I'm proud of. |
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Superman Blue was made from the Total Justice Superman with a lot of dremeling of the hair. |
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Done in Batman: The Long Halloween and Batman: Dark Victory style, Two-Face was made from an X-Files Agent Mulder figure. I cut the face up to shit, mauled it, and even melted it a bit to get the end result. |
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Wonder Girl in her current look was made from the body of an X-Men: Missile Flyers Shard. The head is a New Mutants Magik, and the goggles are modified sunglasses from the movie Blade figure. The coat, hair, and pant legs are from Plumber's Putty. I took a few liberties with the costume so it would suit my purposes, though. |
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Wonder Woman was made from a Robot Fighters long-haired Storm with a LOT of work!! The lasso is just gold thread. |
