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The cover of the comic, "TMNT: Best Of Old Hob." The title is shown in blocky, yellow text at the top of the page with a lime green background for the whole cover. Old Hob, a brownish furred cat with yellow eyes who has been mutated to have human proportions, is shown facing forward on the cover in mostly flat colors. He's wearing a dark brown duster, a light brown shirt, and an eyepatch the same color as the background. He has a slight malicious smile.
A serial numbered Universus card of Michelangelo from TMNT. It has a silvery, grayscale color scheme other than Mikey's wristbands, elbow pads, knee pads, and mask which are all orange. Mikey is smiling widely while in a leaping pose with his right arm reared back, about to strike with his nunchaku. It is sleeved on a yellow stand that says "POKEMON" in black text on the base.
The cover of a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Last Ronin novel by Erik Burnham. The cover is black with the mutant turtle last ronin on the cover grimacing menacingly. The ronin is wearing a dark gray hood and a black mask over his eyes. His skin is pale green and his eyes are completely white. He's also got a katana and bo staff visible over his shoulders attached to his back.
A panel from jla issue 29 showing flash gently holding ultraman, evil superman, around the torso.
An issue of Shredder issue 8, cover B, from 2026 in a green cardboard stand. It shows Oroku Saki, a Japanese man with light tan skin with short, gray hair and a full beard who appears to be in late middle age. He's in profile, mid forward charge with his metal claws brandished and gleaming. He is wearing a black suit that has had most of the shirt and jacket torn to ribbons, exposing his bare, muscular chest. He's just torn through a mass of multicolored electrical cords that sort of look organic and as if they are reaching toward him. He's against a scarlet background with a pattern of intermittently broken concentric rings making a halo around his head. The series title, "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder is emblazoned in white text on the top of the cover. Creator credits are for Dan Duncan, Sid Kotian, and Marco Lesko.
An ad page from Sonic Boom issue 1 showing Sonic, Tails, Amy, Knuckles, and Sticks viewed from above, and they're looking up at the viewer with sassy expressions, each having would I would describe as a shit eating grin. The page advertises a monthly subscription to the Sonic Boom comic with a mail in slip at the bottom of the page offering a 12 issue sub for $27.99 USD and a 24 issue sub for $47.99 USD. Presumably most folks would have just subbed online back when this was published though.
A screenshot from Three Kingdoms (2010 series) showing the actor Chen Jianbin in late Han Dynasty period dress as the warlord Cao Cao. He's seen from the chest up. He is wearing an iron breast plate and red robes, and he has a big beard and mustache, but the beard has a weird squared off shape at the bottom because he cut off part of it to try to disguise himself. He is wearing some type of Guan crown with a pin through it on his head that keeps his hair tidy. His lips are pursed and he is speaking: "If the Ma boy doesn't die, I will not have peaceful days." This of course references the famous, "Mah Boi" line uttered by King Harkinian in Link: The Faces of Evil.
A bagged copy of the DC animated universe Justice League Unlimited comic, issue 16 from around Christmas 2005 I want to say. The cover shows Supergirl, Power Girl, Atom Smasher, Firestorm, and Hawkgirl. They're all wearing Santa hats and Supergirl is smiling with two hands holding a big green sack slung over her right shoulder, presumably filled with xmas presents. Supergirl is wearing her usual DCAU costume, a white t-shirt with the Superman symbol on it and a short, red cape attached with the shirt cut off to show midriff as well as a short, blue skirt. Power Girl is in her typical white leotard style costume (boob window included of course) with the white cape slung over one shoulder and big, blue gloves. Power Girl is smiling while looking off to the side. Atom Smasher is mostly occluded by the two aforementioned heroines, but his dark navy colored mask that fully covers his head is visible, and I get the impression he's less enthused because of his severe looking squinted eyes. Firestorm's head can be seen, in his usual read mask the opens up to show his face along with yellow goggles. He's got a surprised expression as his flaming "hair" burns his Santa hat away. Hawkgirl is in her old costume, the yellow bustier top, black, belt, red trunks, green tights, red boots, and the brown mask that stretches to sides like hawk wings. She's standing, wrists to her hips and chest puffed out, and smiling proudly. The stand against a dark blue and moderately snowy sky. The title of the comic in bold blocky, red and green letters reads, "Happy Holidays From Justice League Unlimited." A red and green banner at the top of the cover shows the issue number and msrp, 2.25 usd and 3.00 cad, as well as the declaration, "as seen on Cartoon Network." The DC comics logo is in the upper left, and the comics code stamp is in the upper right. The Johnny DC logo is to the left of the title, something DC did to mark comics for kids at the time
The back cover of a copy of Titans vol. 1, issue 10. It's a full page ad for Sonic Adventure on the Dreamcast. The left three quarters of the page is black with text on it, and the other quarter is a vertical strip of screenshots from Sonic Adventure showing a sequence of Sonic charging up a light-speed dash, becoming neon blue in the process, before running into traffic and getting hit by an orange van, rings exploding from Sonic. The text in the black portion of the page is is neon blue and says, "Sonic has a new > LIGHT SPEED DASH." Lower down on the page the text continues, "Too bad your lame-ass > reflexes are the same." The logo for the Sega Dreamcast, the one with the orange swirl, is positioned below the first block of text with the tagline, "It's Thinking." The name of the game, "Sonic Adventure," is shown in plain white text next to that. The actual Sonic Adventure logo is printed in the lower left of the ad, big blocky text with an orange outline and a cloud fill pattern which says, "SONIC ADVENTURE." Just above that, some ad copy reads, "Yuji Naka' warp speed 3D adventure through 40 expansive worlds of bonus rounds and minigames where 6 playable characters snowboard, play pinball, fly, and even talk. moving 360° never felt so good. sega.com." the ESRB E for Everyone logo is in the lower right of the ad.
A panel from New Teen Titans, volume 1, issue 15, showing Robin, Raven, and Starfire covered in bubbly, green goo with yellow fumes coming off of them. Robin and Raven have taken on the jutting brows and coarse facial features associated with neanderthals, looking clueless and confused, while Starfire takes on the nose shape and cleft upper lip of a cat while her red hair turns into a kind of lion's mane shape. Off panel, the villain, General Immortus, bloviates, "--very soon their neanderthal madness will overwhelm them--and they will crush the metal one for us." The metal one in question being Robotman, formerly of the Doom Patrol.
Three panels arranged vertically from page 17 of Tales Of The Teen Titans issue 47. From top to bottom: Panel 1: Starfire is shown at a medoum distance flying through a blazing fire in a Superman flying pose, her extremely long hair trailing behind her. The narration reads, "S/he rushes forward, picking up speed, yet as the heat engulfs him/her s/he panics...He may possess Koriand'r's body, but he does not possess her knowledge or experience..." Panel 2: Still flyong through the flames, Starfire is viewed closer, her body taking up most of the panel now. The narration reads: "His/her heart thumps wildly...The heat is getting worse. His/her flesh sizzles..." Panel 3: Zoomed in close on Starfire's pained face now, the narration reads: "S/he almost passes out, giving in to the terrible, painful heat and fire...Jericho panics. He almost forsakes Koriand'r's body to the flames. His/her throat burns as s/he gulps for air, his/her eyes shut tight and s/he pushes ahead..."
The cover of Albedo Anthropomorphics issue 2 from 1984. It is a mostly black page with the title of the comic, issue number, volume number (1 in this case,) and the $1.50 price at the top of the page in bold and blocky, white text. The human proportioned, white-furred, rabbit-ronin, Usagi Yojimbo stands viewed from the side, his head turned toward us but his eyes looking somewhere beyond us with a severe expression, seen in the opening left by a partially open, Japanese-style, sliding door. The door is black, with its windows a medium gray that we can see some of Usagi's left arm silhouetted in, and the opening Usagi is standing in is colored bright orange. Usagi is in a light blue kimono with the fictional Mifune crest, three circles in a triangle somewhat resembling a paw print, printed on the left breast and near the left cuff. In a blue sash around his waist, he carries two Japanese style swords, presumably a long sword and a shorter companion sword. Usagi has his left hand on the upper sheathe of the long sword, flicking the sword out of its sheathe with his thumb, clearly expecting trouble. His long rabbit ears are bound in a white strip of fabric, making him look like he has a topknot. In the lower left, at the bottom of the door, white text declares, "Introducing Usagi Yojimbo." The, "Usagi," text is rendered in a calligraphic style as if written using a brush.
A partial screenshot from an episode of the Fast Show showing a cream colored chihuahua in a multi-colored, diamond patterned, conical party hat looking toward the viewer. It is in a a dimly lit, but homey looking room with reddish atmospheric lighting. It is standing next to a metal wire stand that is filled with green and pink cream topped pastries with cherries on top. A large yellow banner behind has the following written in messy red letters, "yor mi frend," (you're my friend.)
A panel from New Teen Titans Vol. 1 issue 18. It shows Kid Flash, Wonder Girl, and Raven from the waist up standing close together in a room of 80's era-looking super computers. Kid Flash is wearing his yellow, full body, costume with a red lightning bolt on the chest, a face mask thar covers his head other than his nose, mouth, and hair, and red wing accessories in the ear area of his mask. He has fair skin and short red hair with a wave of hair falling just above his right eye. He looks serious and is looking off to the side with his eyes. Wonder Girl is in a red unitard with a star pattern and has bouncy and voluminous looking black hair that falls to about her shoulders. She has fair skin and wears a pair of star-shaped earrings. She has a neutral expression and is turned toward Kid Flash. Raven is seen in silhouette from the back, only recognizable from the beak-like shape the top of her cloak's hood makes. Kid Flash is saying, "Maybe because I knew our politics were always different. Look, I don't put you down for being liberals. Why attack me for being a mid-western conservative?"
A print ad for The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask in a comic book. It shows a giant, red moon that takes up the upper 65% of the page hanging just above a modern city with many skyscrapers and a somewhat parabolic skyline. The moon has a lot of gnarly looking craters and scoring. The sky is tinted light red with dark blue clouds hanging low in the sky. Small print between the moon and the tallest buildings reads: "The Only Thing Worse Than The Weight Of The World On Your Shoulders Is The Weight Of The Moon." Below the city, on the ground, white text reads: "72 Hours. 24 Masks. 1 Moon. The World Is Waiting On You." The Majora's Mask logo and four screenshots of the game are linrf up horizontally along the bottom of the page, including a scary looking image of link part way through his Zora transformation, eyes blacked out and mouth howling in pain. At the top of the ad is E for everyone ESRB rating, copyright info from 2000 and a plug for www.zelda.com.
A partial screenshot of a table showing personal percentile growth rates for Fire Emblem Engage characters. It shows the following: Alear has a 60% HP growth, 35% strength growth, and a 20% magic growth. Vander has a 60% HP growth, 25% strength growth, and a 10% magic growth. Clanne has a 40% HP growth, 35% strength growth, and a 10% magic growth. Framme has a 55% HP growth, 30% strength growth, and a 25% magic growth. Alfred has a 65% HP growth, 40% strength growth, and a 5% magic growth. Etie has a 45% HP growth, 40% strength growth, and a 0% magic growth. Boucheron has a 85% HP growth, 20% strength growth, and a 0% magic growth. Clanne's magic growth is weirdly low considering he starts as a mage and has a starting strength of 1. Boucheron's strength growth being 20% means that his good starting strength becomes less impressive as the game progresses since he gets a lot fewer boosts than would be expected for a normally strength focused class.
A full page illustration from Sonic Super Special #12. It shows a mutated Bunnie Rabbot, grown to giant size, smashing through a futuristic, human populated, city with a furious expression as she regards the fleeing people beneath her while casually pushing skyscrapers to her sides away with clawed hands. Bunnie is a yellow furred, anthropomorphic, rabbit with long, floppy ears, a fluffy tuft of hair on the top of her head that ends in a spit curl, covering her forehead, and dark purple eyeshadow on both eyelids. Being a cyborg, she has a chrome, robotic left arm that ends in a large cylindrical cuff with a clawed hand coming out of it, and a robotic lower torso and legs, withmuscular looking calves and feet that end in curved, sharp claws. Different from usual, her open mouth shows too many teeth sharpened down to points, glowing red irises inside her green eyes, and gnarled fingers that end in sharp claws. She also has a long, thick tail with spines on the back of it meant to invoke Godzilla's image. Dust plumes above her and text at the top of the page reads, "Zone Wars: Giant Robotno Chapter 2. Run--run for your lives! It's--it's Rabbotzilla!!!"
A screenshot of the Pokemon Darumaka. Description from Bulbapedia: "Darumaka is a round, red Pokémon with short arms and legs and a stubby tail. It has an orange face and curly yellow eyebrows. It has three yellow ovals on its abdomen and a curvy yellow line on its back. Its hands and feet are orange with three digits each." Darumaka has two round eyes with tiny irises and white sclera. It's smiling wildly while standing on one foot, in the middle of a little jig.
Four copies of the Guilty Gear Strive Universus card, "Mr. Dolphin." It shows May in her usual big orange pirate hat and orange hoodie summoning a cartoony, azure dolphin with pink blush circles on its cheeks. This is happening with her big red air ship in the background. Below the art in an orange textbox, the card effect reads, "Blitz: This attack gets +1 damage for each Ally attack in your card pool." Mr. Dolphin is an Ally attack itself, so the implication is you're meant to play multiple copies of this card consecutively to power up the next one similarly to how some Strive players spam Tostugeki in the fighting game. Fittingly, the quote at the bottom of the description is: "Totsugeki!" -May
A page from Convergence: Teen Titans showing Jericho, a pale skinned man with reddish-blonde hair and mutton chops, and Kole, a pale skinned woman with short red hair and a diamond shaped stone in the center of her forehead, standing in fron of an easel with a painting on it in a large room. Jericho is wearing his usual costume, a roomy long sleeved white shirt with a deepy purple tunic on top of it with tight blue pants, purple boots with gold cuffs, and a blue sash around his shoulders with a pair of gold fasteners near both shoulders. Kole is wearing a short blue dress that ends high up on her thighs, and a short translucent blue cape that's fastened to her by a wide, scaled, azure collar that extends to her shoulders, and gold and black high heeled boots that go nearly to her knees. Panel 1: Jericho and Kole touch the painting and luminous, crystalline tree sprouts from the canvas, extending beyond the bounds of the canvas itself. Panel 2: Jericho, with downcast eyes and an uncertain expression, touches his right pointer finger and thumb to his chin, making a U shape. Panel 3: Kole turns to Jericho and says, "I know...I always should have...And I know how hard it was for you. Your parents...who they are...Both warriors. Fighters. Your brother too." Panel 4: Kole embraces Jericho around his waist. Jericho's arms are still at his sides as if he was not expecting the hug. Kole continues, "And you...you're an artist. And you're so good. Maybe they couldn't understand what they were putting you through. But I do." Panel 5: Jericho hugs Kole back, a tear rolling down his cheek as he smiles, and Kole leans her head into his chest, beaming. Kole says, "And I still love you...And you never have to hide from me." Panel 6: The pair are viewed from the opposite angle now, showing a purple couch and a guitar leaning against the wall. The other Titans are seen through a doorway. Kole says, "Or them."
A Metroid Prime Hunters [First Hunt] cartridge encased in plastic inside a glass case at a Gamestop. It's priced at $27.99, a ridiculous asking price for a common demo cart.
A panel from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Casey Jones issue 4. It shows Casey's hand in a fingerless, black, glove holding a green-covered and weathered copy of the book The Adventures Of Pinocchio by C. Collodi. A faded illustration of the puppet boy waving at the viewer is above the book's title. Casey is thinking, "Oh, dope! When did they make a book of this?"
Naruto trading cards of young Temari, Chiyo, and young Hinata. Temari is grinning with furrowed eyebrows while leaning on her giant folding fan. Chiyo is viewed from below, standing tall like a monolith, with a neutral expression and squinted eyes, a slight breeze rustling her hair. Hinata is in a combat pose with her byakugan activated, blue energy roiling off of her right hand as she thrusts it forward, open palmed. Each card has a holographic, rainbow effect.
A screenshot of Meg's stats page from Fire Emblem Radiant Dawn. It shows Meg's portait at the top, a fair skinned young woman with reddish brown hair done up in a pair of buns, and she's wearing pink plate armor with yellow trim. Among the weapons in her inventory is a forged sword called, "Megscolibur." She also has Alondite.
A screenshot of Mark Evanier's linked blog post showing the text: After years of drawing roughly the way Kane might have drawn the comics himself since 1953, Moldoff felt lost. It was like "Draw it like Bob Kane but if Bob was drawing in a style he never drew in" and Moldoff hated the job. For one thing, it took longer to pencil a page that way but no raise in pay accompanied the new marching orders. For another, Schwartz asked for way more redraws than Schiff had ever demanded on the "old look" pages. He asked Kane and then Shelly had to do them…with at least one famous exception which Julie Schwartz described once on a panel I hosted at Comic-Con… One time when Bob Kane dropped off pages, I asked him for a quick revision on one panel. Batman was punching someone and I wanted it to be a Marvel-style punch with a big fist coming right out at the reader. Bob said, "Okay, I'll take the page home and fix it and get it back to you tomorrow." By now, I knew he was going to have some assistant redo it so I decided to have a little fun with him. I said, "No, I need to send this story off to the letterer right away. Just sit down at a drawing table down the hall and redo the panel. He was turning pale. He said, "No, I need my own drawing table and my own art supplies to work." I said, "Come on. It's just one fist. The great Bob Kane should be able to knock that out in two minutes." I kept after him until he finally agreed to do it. He took the page and went off down the hall to where there were some drawing tables for artists to work at. It took a half-hour or so but he finally came back with the page and the fist was perfect. He did a real good job. I was impressed until later, I found out what happened. He sat there for twenty minutes, erasing and redrawing, erasing and redrawing. Finally, he paid Murphy Anderson ten bucks to redraw it for him.
A screenshot from the Nichijou anime showing a view from over Yuuko's left shoulder. Yuuko has light brown hair that goes to about the bottom of her neck, fair skin, and she's wearing a pale yellow, sailor style school uniform with a white color and a pink bow. She's at her school desk with an English test in front of her. She's looking at a, "NO NO" branded eraser in her hand that she was just loaned by her friend Mio. She already has her own "NO NO" eraser on her desk.
New art of Garcia from Fire Emblem: Sacred Stones for Fire Emblem Heroes. He's in his standard outfit, consisting of a dark blue, leather chest plate with shoulder straps to keep it on, olive green and dark green two tone pants, light brown combat boots with dark brown soles, a reddish brown belt around his waist as well as another belt connected to that one that supports a leather pouch at his side, and a red sash tied around his hips with the knot and two flowing loose bits of fabric on his left side. Garcia himself is very muscular and lean with a broad face, large nose, small and dark eyes, a wide smile, thick eyebrows, a beard that follows the curve of his jaw and ends in a small point at his chin, and charcoal colored hair, trimmed short a neatly combed back while still looking like it has some volume. Two stray locks of hair hang down over his forehead, just above his eyes. He's standing straight with his legs slightly apart and his lead foot turned toward the viewer in a stance that seems to communicate he's ready for action. His right hand is balled into a fist and held against his waist, and his left arm is bent downward slightly with his first pointed mostly at the viewer. He's viewed at a 3/4 angle with only his left ear visible from this angle while still being able to see the rest of his face. Unfortunately, the artist for this piece is not yet publicly known to the best of my knowledge, but they are usually credited in Fire Emblem Heroes itself.
Two panels from New Teen Titans volume 1, issue 2. In the first panel, Grant Wilson, a pale skinned, muscular, blond man with chin length hair lies on an operating table while in an orange shirt. A person in a blue hazmat suit is lecturing him, "Then we shall do so once again! Human beings only use 1/10th of their brain power capacity. We have learned that the Terminator increased his capacity to 90%!" The second panel shows a close up of the hazmat suit's mask while the wearer continues, "We are going to increase your capacity to 100% Just imagine the power at your disposal when you are finally ready to destroy the New Titans!"
A screenshot of the above gif on a frame of three young women viewed from the waist up, Manami on the left, Erika on the right, and Haru in the middle, with a long, white text box with a black outline with the Japanese text, "大吉," above the English text, "GREAT LUCK." It's all against a light green background with three white, bow-shaped designs hovering above each of the women. Manami has pale skin, charcoal colored hair styled in a short bob, and she's wearing a mauve colored hoodie with two black strings hanging from the neck, and a gray hood hanging at her shoulders. Manami is smiling warmly with closed eyes. Erika has tan skin, short blonde hair with a side-part, and she's wearing a single, triangular, purple earring that dangles from her right ear. She's also wearing a black jacket with a splash of hot pink color on the jacket's right shoulder and a splash of dark blue on the left shoulder. Erika is smiling brightly with her head slightly cocked to the left, and she's waving at the viewer with her right hand. Haru has fair skin, mid-back length medium-brown hair, and she's wearing a powder blue dress with a light pink throw over jacket as well as a light blue teardrop-shaped necklace. Haru is smiling slightly and blushing with her hands behind her back.
A screenshot of Emblem Ike from Fire Emblem Engage floating in the main Somniel square. A clear, blue sky with only a few clouds is in the background, and just behind Ike can be seen the tailor's store front with its blue-shingled roof, and behind that is a swimming pool with pool chairs and end tables beneath a blue rood held up by white columns. Ike is in his Radiant Dawn Costume with a dark green bandana around his forehead, a read cape clasped around his right shoulder, a jagged blue and yellow pauldron on his left shoulder, a brown and blue sleeveless shirt, and a leathery brown shoulder pad on his left shoulder of the kind archers tend to wear. A ghostly light blue aura surrounds him. Ike is saying in response to Lapis asking if he's ever had bear meat, "Yeah! Bear meat tastes great! We were hired to hunt them often, so I used to eat a lot of it."
A screenshot of Rosado from Fire Emblem Engage from the hips up. Rosado is thin, wears a tight, black top with a diamond shaped opening just below the neck as well as silver plates of armor on his arms and hips, and he has thigh-length, light blue hair with pink streaks through it that end in ringlets. He also sports a pair of hair buns on the top of his head, swirled through with blue and pink, that are shaped like little horns as well as a big pink bow and the back of his head. He has blue eyes with pink highlights, thin eyebrows and overall soft facial features with pale skin. He's smiling cutely with his hands clasped together by his face like he just saw something adorable.
The cover of Clobberin' Time issue 2, variant cover by Leonardo Romero. It shows Ben Grimm, The Thing of the Fantastic Four, with his giant, stony, fist thrust toward the viewer and rocky debris flying all over as if he just punched through a wall separating the two of you. He's glowering while a speech balloon comes from his head reading, "Clobberin' Time."
Two mini prints in small frames of sketch comic covers by Brian Lacy. The leftmost is a sketch of the pale skinned and dark, shoulder length haired, Raven, in her black leotard and dark blue cape as seen in the 2003 teen titans cartoon, complete with a belt of circular, gold links with smooth red gems in the center and a matching gold and red latch at her collarbone that keeps her cape attached. She has a characteristic calm expression while thrusting her left hand toward the viewer as if casting a spell with her right hand balled into a fist at her side. She's wearing dark blue lipstick, dark cateye eyeliner, and a diamond shaped red stone graces the center of her forehead. The pink Titans logo is behind her, being a sketch cover of the issue 1 of the most recent series by Taylor, Scott, and Kwok. The rightmost print is of a baby Leonardo from the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles in his typical green skinned, yellow tummied, and blue masked look holding a tiny katana at his side. He is smiling joyfully while the much larger brown furred hand of his father, Splinter, holds him by the stomach, keeping Leo balanced on the crook of his elbow. Only Splinter's arm is visible, but he's wearing a red robe and has long black nails being a rat man. It's a sketch cover for the most recent TMNT issue 1 by Jason Aaron, Joelle Jones,and Ronda Pattison.
A panel from an Amazing Spider-Man comic where Spidey is handing a round, silver and gold shield back to a costumed, teenage hero in a silver and gold padded jumpsuit, a silver headband, orange visor-style glasses, and black shoulder length hair. The silver and gold clad kid looks dejected and is saying to Spidey, "Kintsugi, sir. It was Captain Kintsugi the first time we met, but people kept stumbling over it so... Still a work in progress."
An in box Sara Ryder action figure from Mass Effect: Andromeda. It's priced at $14 on the clearance shelf. Looks like it includes a base, helmet, and pistol accessories.
A screenshot of Fire Emblem 6. It shows the aftermath of Fae battling the chapter 16x boss, Windham, with Windham dead at 0 health and Fae being pretty much unscathed.
A holographic universus card of April O'Neil from the TMNT Mutant Mayhem movie. In the art, she's leaning forward and flashing a peace sign while winking and smiling. She's in her outfit from the movie consisting of a black shirt and pants, a yellow jacket with white trim, a black beanie, and big glasses with rounded bottoms and flat tops. She has medium brown skin, red locs peaking from beneath her beanie, and a cute gap between her two front teeth. She's rendered in a somewhat impressionistic, painterly style, with large blocks of color of different shades right next to each other without being smoothly blended.
Edit of a Nichijou episode where Mio's sister dresses up in her school uniform and a bear mask and accosts her by asking if she dropped a gold wooden fish. The image is poorly edited so that a shiny sandile is superimposed over the wooden fish and the subtitle, "wooden fish," is poorly overlayed with the text, "ground croc."
A screenshot of Zhang Fei from the 1994 Three Kingdoms TV series. He's in scale armor astride a horse and wearing a head scarf to keep his hair tidy. He's also got his signature big beard. He's holding his spear high and declaring, "I am right here! Who dares come and fight me to the death!"
A screenshot of the white walled Imperial City from the original Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion opening movie taken from an aerial point of view. The tall, white tower stands in the center of the city and the river, mountains, and wilderness extend behind the city.
An assembled quick model kit of Tepig from Pokemon. Tepig is an orange pig with big, oval eyes, a curious nose, a big smile, pointy, brown rabbit-like ears, a brown section on its butt that looks k8nd of like a diaper or briefs, a coily, brown tail that ends in an orange ball, and a yellow, spade-shaped mak between its eyes. The yellow mark is a a little wrinkled because the sticker was split down the middle when I got it. I tried my best, haha.
A pair of panels from Archie's Knuckles issue 29. Panel 1: Knuckles and Princess Sally stand facing each other by a cliff overlooking the ocean at sunset. Knuckles has an uncomfortable expression as Sally says, "what can I say? I didn't see you lend your support when I was asking for help back there!" Panel 2: A close up of Knuckles with his hands spread open and an apologetic expression. Knuckles says, "What could I do, Sal? I'm still a novice as far as that group is concerned! I can't buck the system any more than you can!"
A panel from Archie Sonic issue 166. It shows Knuckles' daughter, Lara-Su, using her telekinetic powers to throw around pebbles in a training area. She has the same red spines as knuckles but with a tuft of pink hair for her bangs and a long pink, braid. She wears a black tanktop with a white collar (it might be that white swoosh KNuckles has on his chest too,) a black, ribbed jacket, black combat boots, and white gloves with black cuffs. Her signature accessory are her square glasses that have the leses position just below her eyes, so she never really seems to be looking through them. Behind her is Knuckles in a brown, cattleman hat with three star buttons around the base, a brown jacket, a black bodysuit, and brown combat boots. He's giving a thumbs up to Lara-Su and smirking. Behind them other Echidnas are sparing and lifting weights inf front of a tall window that shows a futuristic city with flying cars against a twilight sky. The narration boxes say, "First-The Guardian. Guardian Tower." Lara-Su is saying, "Ha! Daddy! Look!!!" Knuckles replies, "You're doing great, Lara-Su. I wasn't nearly this good at your age."
A cropped Panel from Archie's Knuckles the Echidna issue 26. Vector the Crocodile, an anthro crocodile with a big yellow muzzle, green skin, white gloves, and headphones, is sitting alone at a diner counter with a soda. Next to him is a dull-looking gorilla man in a white bib eating a hamburger. Vector is thinking, "This is not cool! If I don't score, I'll never hear the end of it from Espy!"
A photo of the front cover of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Challenges book by Michael Dooney. The picture on the front is a black and white illustration of one of the turtles faces, masked and snarling, with a lot of shallow cuts on his face, a few of the larger ones oozing blood. Small, white, blocky text in a black box above the illustration reads, "Teenage Mutant Ninja," with a larger and red, "Turtles," written below it. Beneath the illustration, in the same red as the above text, is written, "Challenges." The author's name, Michael Dooney, is printed just below that. All the text is justified so that it aligns with the horizontal edges of the illustration. The rest of the cover is simple white (though off-white in this case since the book is a bit yellowed from age.)
A panel from Archie Sonic the Hedgehog issue 47. It shows Bunnie with her robot legs extended carrying an unconscious Princess Sally through the streets of Robotropolis. The Wolfpack, led by the brown furred wolf woman, Lupe, is running to cover Bunnie's escape. Bunnie is saying, "We're shoah not leaving without her!" Lupe is waving to the Wolfpack behind her and commanding, "Let's move! Alright, troops -- Fall back!"
A copy of the TMNT X Naruto trade paperback in a green, cardboard display. The cover shows Michelangelo and Naruto sitting together at a small, round, wooden table with huge, open-mouthed, closed-eyed, smiles on their faces. Michelangelo is holding a slice of pepperoni pizza above Naruto's bowl of ramen, which Naruto has in the palm of his hand. The other three turtle brothers are looking on them from over a short, wooden, booth wall with big smiles on their faces. Naruto is dressed in his typical orange, blue, and white outfit, but the turtles are wearing Naruto-like ninja headbands and armor in addition to their usual colored masks and weapons. The sun is shining on the scene through a closed, paper-screen sliding door.
And end cap display of McFarlane Toys DC comics character figures. Aside from a row of four in the middle, the display is entirely made up of unsold Captain Cold figures (I counted 19.)
A box of Rurouni Kenshin Union Arena booster packs on display. The glossy red and white packaging shows Kenshin swinging his sakabato toward the viewer.
A copy of Sonic and the Black Knight for the Wii in a used video game store shelf. It's priced at $43.99.
Mikey from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles in a yellow track suit and orange sunglasses fighting thugs on the subway while joyously shouting カワバンガ (cowabunga spelled with Japanese katakana.)
A cropped image of The Catwoman from Channel 6 TMNT 4 figure set by NECA. It shows the Channel 6 news building in the background with April O'Neil in her usual yellow jumpsuit but as a snarling, brown furred, cat mutant.
A Metroid Dread clear screen with a gray, honeycomb background and the lightning bolt shaped screw attack symbol in the middle. The screen reads: NORMAL MODE CLEAR TIME 03:40:10 See you next mission!
An action figure of Venus de Milo from TMNT: The Next Mutation standing on a beige desk. She's an anthropomorphic turtle mutant with green skin and a yellow chest plate wearing a baby blue mask, belt, armbands, and ankle bands. She's also wearing blue shorts, a belt buckle with a letter V on it, and her mask is styled into a long braid in the back. She has a wide smile and one raised eyebrow, a daring expression.
The cover of Teen Titans Spotlight on: Starfire, Apartheid No More! issue 1. Starfire, her back against the wall with a fearful expression as starbolt energy crackles from her hands, is superimposed over an image of prison bars with masses of distressed black people trapped in the prison cell. One person is gripping the bars as tears and sweat roll down his face. He looks exhausted.
The cover of The New Teen Titans vol. 2 issue 21. It shows Cheshire, real name Jade Nguyen, with a menacing smile facing the viewer with her right hand clutched in a claw around face-level. The green of her flowing outfit is superimposed over the defeated looking male members of the titans, all of them knocked out except for nightwing who is lending a shoulder to the flash. Text below the issue number reads, "who is the father of cheshire's child?"
A collage of memories from Titan, Donna Troy's, life. Notably, a snippet of a tabloid website shows an image of Donna and her ex-husband, Terry Long, with a tear between them, "Splitsville," declared in bold above the image. Donna is a pale skinned young woman with long, black hair, and Terry is a 30ish looking man with curly, red hair and a medium length beard. Beside that snippet is a photo of a headstone with potted roses next to it in the grass. The headstone reads, "Robert Theseus Long."