Tapestries

Description: Who's the MASTAH?

Description: The first superhero who joined the Adventure Team

Description: Another one gone but not forgotten.

Description: Those who can extrapolate.

Description: Nothing beats an old-school dungeon crawl.

Description: Based on an old ad, plus what Jimmy said about Ruddy.

Description: Defunct since 1957.

Description: Hercules, hero of song and story. Hercules, winner of ancient glory. Fighting for the right, Fighting with his might, With the strength of ten, ordinary men. Hercules, people are safe when near him. Hercules, only the evil fear him. Softness in his eyes, Iron in his thighs, Virtue in his heart, Fire in every part, Of the Mighty Hercules.

Description: I remember getting my Creepy Crawlers: Thingmaker II. It was hours of fun. I would make creatures for my other toys to team up with and combat against.

Description: As battle cries go, this one is probably the most fantastic.

Description: An older advertisement to visit Mexico. I embellished a bit.

Description: Animation at its craziest.

Description: Origami art piece.

Description: Giant Skeleton Yokai based on the classic Halloween costume.

Description: Defunct since 1957.

Description: The original Zombie flick, and still the best.

Description: 'The World is my country, all mankind are my brethren, and to do good is my religion.'

Description: Ninja - One who endures.

Description: A fun addition to the classic animated show, Fat Albert, was the Brown Hornet, a TV show within the cartoon that the kids would catch each week.

Description: Love this panel so hard!

Description: Forget oreoes...

Description: A recognizable meme from WWII with my own spin.

Description: Shinobi

Description: My tribute to Tron, and the best digital racing scene ever.

Description: Next stop, Purgatory.

Description: The flying wolf in sheep's clothing.

Description: Wing Chun Kuen

Description: Rough Rocket Ridin'

Description: The first lesson is always the salute.

Description: Being a star-fighter pilot has been a dream of millions of kids since they were first dreamed of.

Description: This one hurt when they closed their doors. Tower was huge where I grew up.

Description: The poor-man's sports car.

Description: A classic mail-away poster.

Description: Gen X

Description: Science Fiction/Science Fact

Description: O, why can't I live a life for me? Why should I take the abuse that's served? Why can't they see they're just like me I'm not the one that's so absurd