Emerald Empress of the Fatal Five, arch-foes of the Legion of Super-Heroes. And the Emerald Eye of Ekron with its eerie power. She's made from a Psylocke with Phoenix arms to get outspread fingers....[See More]

Flash adapted from a boring stand-up Super Powers Flash. He had the same broad chest as Superman and Batman, but I figure a runner should have a lean build and oversized legs. So I split the chest...[See More]

I owe it to the wife. I was trying to decide which Old West town features to represent - just the front facade hanging on a wall - when the wife said, "You need an undertaker's shop." I had been...[See More]

Mademoiselle Marie, DC's French Resistance Fighter of WWII, oft-time ally of Sgt. Rock in 12 inches. Marie was part of the ill-advised Dreams & Visions line where DC figures got GI Joed. Gorgeous...[See More]

"Who are they? What are they?" Angel and the Ape. 1960's funny comic from DC drawn by Joe Orlando, hilariously revived in the 1980s by Phil Foglio. Sam Simeon is a gorilla passing as human and a...[See More]

Jonah Hex in 12 inches. Bought the DC Direct Movie version, didn't like the changes, so changed it back. Ground Jonah's eye and cheek bigger, ground off the goatee, repainted all, including fair...[See More]

Gorilla Grodd, AKA Super-Gorilla Grodd. Easy cut, repose, fill, paint. I liked the yelly face but wanted more action, so tilted him way back for a "Come and get me, heroes!" or "I will conquer the...[See More]

Captain Fear. Obscure historical figure from DC comics created by Archie Goodwin(?) and Walt Simonson. Fero was a Carib Indian when his tribe was enslaved by pirates. Leading a revolt, he took the...[See More]

B.C. the caveman from the Jonny Hart daily comic strip. Quick and dirty, this was a “Can I pull this off?” attempt. He was on my list when a Kermit the Frog surfaced in a box. I cut Kermit’s head...[See More]

Marvel’s Mad Thinker and his Awesome Android, which he gleefully admits he stole from Reed Richards. Proving that even the junkiest figure can be put to good use, the Android is based on a horrible...[See More]

Chameleon Boy of the Legion of Super-Heroes. This is Cham’s “Booga Booga!” attack from a recent comic, asin, “Let’s throw everything at this guy and see what scares him!” So he’s morphing into a...[See More]

Robot 13, Monster Killer. Obscure mini-series from Blacklist Studios, very gritty and epic. Check it out. Robot 13 is not a steampunk robot, but rather an "alchemal" robot fashioned in Ancient...[See More]

Charlie Brown and his nemesis, the Kite-Eating Tree. CB is from the Peanuts Christmas Pageant Set. I shaved his arms to fit close, padded the shoulders, then a simple repaint with a frowny face. I...[See More]

A pirate ghost ship diorama, really a platform for the DC Silver Age oddballs featured in Doctor Thirteen: Architecture & Mortality originally published as a backup in Tales of the Unexpected. This...[See More]

Black Canary from FIRST WAVE - except she never made it into the comic. She was intended to join Doc Savage, Blackhawk, Rima, and others as shown in advance sketches, but the series was canceled...[See More]

Mercury of the Metal Men getting stomped by a rogue Rock'em Sock'em Robot. This is actually strategy to make the robot slip and fall. Part of a larger diorama to come. Mercury is the DC Direct...[See More]

From the Peanuts gang, Snoopy and his doghouse, with Woodstock and Patty. From the Christmas Pageant set where Snoopy is a sheep, and Woodstock is "baby Jesus". Snoopy is a simple repaint with a...[See More]

Hunter Emery, my son. A Christmas present. Caught in his typically sardonic pose, looking over his glacier goggles. Holding a rolled up comic and a bag of Cheetos. Wearing one of his historical...[See More]

Doc Savage Diorama. A work in progress. I'd built Renny and Monk, so needed a base, so needed villains. The base is half of the roof of the Ghostbusters HQ with a Batman(?) door screwed on. I'll...[See More]

Loki, Thor's vicious half-brother, son of a Frost Giant. Retrofitted closer to the original Jack Kirby design, sort of. I stripped off the clunky armor plates and cape and reset the horns to jut...[See More]

Thor from the early Avengers box set. Cut and reposed. I added a skirt to his tunic cut from a FedEx plastic envelope. The cape is someone else's steamed over a tea kettle for shape and screwed to...[See More]

Saw another one go by. Fenrir or Fenris, the giant wolf of Norse mythology. One of the monster children of Loki. Prophesied to help destroy the world at Ragnarok by killing Odin, so was bound with...[See More]

The village of Asterix, the Gaulish warrior, star of graphic novels, cartoons, movies, and his own theme park. I've already entered Asterix's house, so skip that. Cacofonix's treehouse is built on...[See More]

The house of Asterix, the Gaulish warrior, star of graphic novels, cartoons, movies, and his own theme park. Made as a backdrop to the PVC characters. (Not cheap. $8 apiece from a company in...[See More]

Stone Boy of the Legion of Substitute Super-Heroes. Showing his skill, which is to turn into stone. Or as he puts it, "Halt, or I'll stand still for a very long time." The only use his fellow Subs...[See More]

Pepe Lew Pew, the amorous French skunk, mashing the unfortunate Penelope the Cat. (Who knew she had a name?) As you can see, I combined Pepe hugging his tail (Penelope had slipped away?) and a...[See More]

Chlorophyll Kid of the Legion of Substitute Heroes. Standing alongside (but not too close) Infectious Lass. I've always had a soft spot for the Subs, if only because I knew that, even if I gained...[See More]

Bold Jane Downey, one of Robin Hood's Merry Men and Women. Created by me (Clayton Emery) in Robin Hood and the Beasts of Sherwood. Bold Jane (so nicknamed by Robin) takes Marian as her model, and...[See More]

The Persuader of the Fatal Five with his Atomic Ax that can cut anything. Facing off against Brainiac 5, owner of a force field that can resist anything. We'll see how that goes. Modded from a...[See More]

Jezebel Jade, the classic femme fatale of Jonny Quest. Who drove Race Bannon crazy with her thieving ways and skeevy help. Here Jade fires up at a temple wall to keep natives from skewering Race -...[See More]