Omega Force Cards pt. 16

Year: 1992
Ago: 14

Someone has to control the villain's slave labor.

Omega Force Cards pt. 15

Year: 1992
Age: 14

I think I later changed Xi's powers to be about fire instead of them being a copy of Ravenback's powers.

Omega Force Cards pt. 14

Year: 1992
Age: 14

I can't remember the name of the character I ripped off for this design. Any ideas?

Omega Force Cards pt. 13

Year: 1992
Age: 14

The twins Mu and Nu use their complementary fighting skills and psychic bond to destroy their enemies.

Omega Force Cards pt. 12

Year: 1992
Age: 14

Obsessed with honor and glory, fear the wrath of the one eyed Sir Gamma.

Omega Force Cards pt. 11

Year: 1992
Age: 14

Madame Delta is a your typical evil sorceress, if there is such a thing.

Omega Force Cards pt. 10

Year: 1992
Age: 14

Sir Epsilon has never been beaten in hand to hand combat because of his impressive powers, and his impressive hair.

Omega Force Cards pt. 9

Year: 1992
Age: 14

The wife of Lord Alpha and second in command, none dare to go against the will of Mistress Beta.

Omega Force Cards pt. 8

Year: 1992
Age: 14

The leader of the main villains of the comic The Order of the Alpha is Lord Alpha, former compatriot of Sir Omega. He leads his group of super powered beings who think their powers make them gods.

Omega Force Cards pt. 7

Year: 1992
Age: 14

Station Omega, the hidden asteroid base of Omega Force. Think a good guy version of Magneto's Asteroid M.

Omega Force Cards pt. 6

Year: 1992
Age: 14

The Omega Force team shot, it would have made a good poster.

Omega Force Cards pt. 5

Year: 1992
Age: 14

Blade-Clasher, the final member of Omega Force. He was the first to join Sir Omega's team and the most emotionally unstable member of the team, even more than Temper. Since this is black and white, you can't tell that his skin is a cool shade of blue and gray.

Omega Force Cards pt. 4

Year: 1992
Age: 14

This is Mecha, he is a mechanical genius and can build, repair, re-purpose or disable any human or alien machine. I know the "black weaponsmith" is a stereotype (or at least a trope) but I was fourteen, give me a break.

Omega Force Cards pt. 3

Year: 1992
Age: 14

Today's card is Temper, Omega Force's muscle. Her strength increases the angrier she gets. When the team found her in their first story, she just caught her boyfriend cheating on her. Let's just say it wasn't pretty.

Omega Force Cards pt. 2

Year: 1992
Age: 14

This card features Ravenback, the team's resident energy user. Her name just sounded cool, it really has nothing to do with her powers.

Omega Force Cards pt. 1

Year: 1992
Age: 14

Here they are, my greatest artistic accomplishment of junior high, the Omega Force trading card set. In high school I integrated Omega Force into the larger Neumieverse as one of the three major forces in the universe.
First up is Omega Force's immortal and secretive leader, Sir Omega.

Falling and Shooting

Year: 1995
Age: 17

Some hard-boiled killer guy falling through the page, shooting at whoever is after him.

Dream Watch

Year: 1997
Age: 19

The Dream Watch, one of the many tools of the Dreammaker. Plus a quote from the second to last storyline, The Fall. Ooooo dark.

Rabbi

Year: 1996
Age: 18

A praying rabbi, one of the few drawings I actually inked. I would like to say that I designed this, but I copied it from some religious clip art I saw in a handout. Still, I'm happy with it.

Shiny Hero

Year: 1992
Age: 14

Oooo, shiny.

Time-Nexus

Year: 1995
Age: 17

An early drawing of the hero of my better ideas, Time-Nexus. Larsen is riding his air bike, and his robot assistant Samuel is hanging out. My friend Jeremy and I turned this sci fi idea into a TV show pitch, but we were told it would work better as a comic. Well great, because that's what it originally was.

Ying Yang Star

Year: circa 1993
Age: 15

A little Zen Judaism never hurt no one.

Radio Shack

Year: 1998
Age: 20

Drawings on my Radio Shack meeting notes. Man, I hate working retail.

New Recuts

Year: 1992
Age: 14

It's supposed to say New Recruits. These are the first new members I added to the original line up of Strike-Force in junior high. They are Farrow, Tornado and Blacksmith.

Monster Cult

Year: 1995
Age: 17

The leader of a cult of monsters, I think.

Blood Bath

Year: 1994
Age:16

Blood Bath was a guy who discovered an alien suit of armor. I was always happy with this drawing, but I never did anything with the character. Check out all his stats and equipment.

Colossus

Year: circa 1991
Age: 13

A sketch of my favorite X-Man, Colossus.

X-Men

Year: circa 1991
Age: 13

A sketch of a few X-Men. Namely Gambit, Archangel, Wolverine and Psylocke.

Ink Ninja

Year: 1994
Age: 16

A shape shifting ninja alien thing, yup.

Caesar

Year: 1993
Age: 15

This was the cover for a book report on Shakespeare's Julius Caesar. Notice how I ripped off some panels from Give Me Liberty. I loved that comic in junior high, it was the first comic to really blow my mind.

Strike-Force

Year: 1990
Age: 12

This is a sketch of a few members of one of the first superhero teams I created, Strike-Force. They were all 7th graders and got their powers from a science experiment gone wrong. Also, long division.

Crow

Year: circa 1994
Age: 16

This is Crow from MST3K. This remains my favorite TV show of all time and Crow is my favorite Bot. 'Nuff said.

Comm Unit

Year: 1995
Age: 17

This is a quick sketch of a comm unit with a HUD I had bouncing around my brain. I think I'm using it to play laser-tag, Ultrazone to be exact.

Elvis

Year: 1995
Age: 17

This only became a sketch of Elvis after I drew it, but I like it. This page also has a random set of eyes and lips. Drawing eyes and Monster/Venom style teeth are something I used to do a lot. You'll see.