Goo and X-an

Yeah, I've posted this drawing before, but I don't care, 'cause I like it. It's of Goo and X-an, two of the earliest characters I ever created. Neither one is usually this grumpy (except for that X-an, boy can he be a hand full!) but, ah, well, there ya go.

Simply Marvelous!

Here we have the Super-Robot, Mr. Marvelous (on the right), and his early prototype, who's name has yet to be decided, but will probably be something like Commander Marvelous. The two battle when Commander Marvelous is stolen, re-booted, and released on the public, and believes Mr. Marvelous to be an impostor of him.

And here we have the cleverly named Mr. Not-So-Marvelous, a mysterious robot who seems to serve as the bane of Mr. Marvelous' existence. But, as there always seems to be with arch-rivals, there is more than meets the eye...

Potato Man!

This here is Potato Man, wearing his tremendous Power Gloves. These inventions give him much greater strength than he normally has, and thusly he only wears them on special occasions, such as the following:

Here he is in combat with the fearsome fiend known only as "The Bowler". Note that the power of the gloves is knocking the Bowler's head further than his eyeballs, thusly they are sort of sucked down into his head! What power!

But what if I were to tell you that The Bowler is actually the good guy, and Potato Man is the villain of this story...?

...!

Wizards!

Today we've got two characters, both powerful wizards. That's right, everybody: Magic! These two are pretty darn good at it, too, but they have opposing morals. Had they ever met, they most definitely would have been bitter rivals, but a good 500 years or so separates their lives.

The first fellow is Orima, a good wizard, who's blatantly ripped off of Merlin from Disney's Sword in the Stone. The goggles he wears protect his eyes from fine particles and the like, one would suppose. He battles the evil wizard Serbow Akoop (not pictured), a large rotund man who commands an army of monsters (also not pictured).

Following said fellow is Edgewater the Octopus, one of the countless cephalopodic characters I have. In his youth, he hunted down the Deadlies of the Deep, who granted him the ability to fly and breath above water, with the side effect of giving him the eyes (and ensuing poor-eyesight) of an insect. While pictured with only two wands, he in fact wields eight at a time, each one skilled in a different subject.

Hatch, the cook and bodyguard

So here's a picture of a mysterious man in a suit, and his robotic protector, Hatch, in a poncho. The mysterious man in the suit reprogrammed the robot, who was previously a cook (hence the cleaver), to serve as his bodyguard after traveling to a foreign land full of danger.

The tiny robot floating in the air is a completely separate doodle, but he just really looked like he wanted to be included, so I kept him in.