Beware The Combinator!

Idea for a new villain, combining the powers of Captain Evening and his fellow heroes!

Wings and legs of the Griffin, face and arm of the skeleton, another arm and the mask of Captain Evening, armor of the Blue Knight and Centennia, and the scarf and jeans of Jenny Everywhere. 

Kind of like Marvel's Super-Skrull and Adaptoid, or DC’s Amazo. Could be fun…

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Tales To Behold 4, Page 21: A Legend Is Born!

Aaaaand We're Complete! This is it– Captain Evening and The Odds!
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Hercules

Hercules, the Lion of Olympus, inspired by the 1980s run of Avengers by Stern, Buscema and Palmer.

I believe that John Buscema also designed this particular outfit. Since he liked drawing Conan comics very much, it's not a surprise that Herc was his favorite Avenger. (Or the one he hated the least when drawing all those damn Avengers).

And here's my tribute to the whole line-up from that run.

Tales To Behold 4, Page 20: Not His Day

What a punch! What a woman!
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Centennia Flies Again

A new drawing to celebrate the fact that Centennia has just joined the permanent cast here on THE BEHOLDER. Read her very first solo-adventure in Tales To Behold 2!

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The Wasp 1960s style

THE BEHOLDER’s homage to the 1960s style Wasp, inspired by Tales To Astonish and those early Avengers stories by Jack Kirby, Don Heck and friends.
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Red Riding Hood and the Big Bad Wolf

THE BEHOLDER's version of Red Riding Hood and the Big Bad Wolf: Special agents that blur the line between good and evil. 

These guys first appeared in Tales To Behold #1, and subsequently in Journey Into Misery #4 and #5.

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