Mebreb

@mebreb.bsky.social

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Aspiring artist/writer, wasn't born so much as I fell out June 1999 ♀️🏳️‍⚧️

A cardboard cutout painted to resemble the cake topper of Fiona & a downsized Farquaad, as seen in the first Shrek movie
Meet the Breakfast-Oriented Femme Fatale, aka BOFFy: the Robot Slayer! In the future, two gentlemen come home to find their apartment robbed, so they put together a mercenary of their own design to kill for profit, using anything left in their house... including in a Wi-Fi-capable toaster. Originally, she was meant to be part of an ensemble cast of gals from various universes & genres, but when the guy I was working with called it quits, he let me have it & I decided to expand upon the original concept. He wanted something a lil like My Life as a Teenage Robot, hence Jenny in tye corner there, and, well... it's cartoon-y! Sort of. Btw, how come indie comics always focus on mercenaries & bounty hunters like it's the most common job in the world? I, for one, pretty much ripped off SCUD the Disposable Assassin -- doesn't wanna get taken offline so she kills her creators (I made it more Isaac Asimov, you'll see) -- cuz that was all I had on my mind at the time, but Tank Girl, Cyberfrog, Body Bags, Spawn used to be one, Kickass had Hit Girl & Big Daddy, Deadpool was borderline indie at the start...
If the pictures aren't clear enough, make a square and split each segment in half, then split up each of the resulting halves, and over and over again until you're done, whatever that might mean for you.
Drawing on the back of a receipt showing Venom with a cape (more of a cloak, really) -- black with white inner lining -- shaped like his logo, the collar forming the mandibles while the cape itself is split into segments which, when folded, resemble spider legs/abdomen.
A box advertising a small catapult launching a smiling baby into the air. "CHILD CHUCKER" "Your Bundle of Joy is Cleared for Launch" "Now you can easily launch your infant up to 50 ft!" "Turn any infant into an adorable projectile ✅ Make daycare dropoffs a breeze ✅ No helmet required ✅" "Yeet! Edition" A text conversation is displayed in the corner of the packaging: "My Drunk Aunt: 'Babies are soft, don't worry about it!' Child Protective Services: 'No.'" There's something on the side about attachments but the image is too low res. Sorry.
Captain John Battle, a clear rip-off of Captain America whose eye-patched existence has since lapses into the public domain.
Camel: a Frankenstein's monster created by vivisecting multiple people together, creating the living incarnation of an identify crisis.
Watt Issit of Hoton: a Green Lantern with question-mark-shaped antlers (hence his name being "what is it"... can you tell I came up with him in middle school?) that are actually antennae. Bicorns are already seen as rather stoic being that the antlers emit expressive energy to compensate for their stone-like expressions, but after the death of his son & wife, Watt withdrew into himself. After some time, Watt went on a hike to find himself, and in the end, the Green Lanterns found him as well.