I'm a fan of the primitive way superheroes' powers were represented in the Golden Age. So, for the above commission I played it up! I never thought about how Green Lantern's beam might be made of flame. It makes so much sense coming from an old-time lantern.The ladies above are lesser-known DC characters. I’m not sure if they ever hung out together or not. Apparently most of them were part of the Global Guardians at some point. From top to right-- Fire (or Green Flame), Owlwoman (or Owl-Woman), Godiva, Ice (or Ice Maiden II), and Ice Maiden.
Btw, on all commissions, I now offer a color print, hand-signed, by me "1 of 1." Most pieces are created in black ink on Bristol board, which you receive. I then add digital colors, and make only one print. (You also get the digital file.) If you have commissioned it from me, you're the only person to have a high res print. (I go to a printing service for this, to insure quality.) If you're interested, please shoot me an email at KerryCallenArt@gmail.com.
These are great!
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DeleteI like the Batman pic but it's a little odd to see him and Joker wearing almost identical purple gloves. They must have shopped in the same stores.
ReplyDeleteI remember the Silver Age Green Lantern logo had flames on the letters even though Hal Jordan's ring emitted a beam.
Thanks for sharing your work!
Oh! You're right! I had forgotten about the old Green Lantern logo. The clues have been here all along!
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