This composition woke me up at 4:30 in the morning. I was compelled to get up and render it.

From one of my favorite Lincoln International's vintage action figures.

My simplified embellished logo for the American Volunteer Group, the Flying Tigers.

One series with two entirely different tones from one season to the next. Either season is fun to watch.

The first American superhero of Asian decent.

Remember the when Ninja ruled the silver screens, and the airwaves?

An Ultra shirt sans background for me ;)

Raideen in Pop Art

My embellished logo for the American Volunteer Group, the Flying Tigers.

Wing Chun Kuen

Your first visit may be your last.

Henshin hero! Changing the world since 1971.

Join the rag-tag fleet in it's search for the shining planet called... Earth.

Lightning Bolt

Big Dreams

From 1971, until 1984, Bob Wilkens hosted a wonderful television program called Creature Features. It was broadcast from channel 2 in the San Francisco Bay Area, but made its way to other areas. Bob passed away in 2009, and I still think about his awesome show.

Hot heroics of the 30th Century

Your future dream is a shopping scheme!

Sage advice in the style of a deconstructed Haiku by yours' truly.

RIP Joseph Flaherty

One of my favorite scenes in Battle of the Planets is when Mark changes into G1. It's still my favorite part when I now watch the original Gatchaman... Bird GO!

From the off off off Broadway play.

Equal and Opposite

Digital art

One of the best action figures to come out in the 1970s, the four armed Ovion from Mattel's BSG line.

Take on the day as a classic giant robot!

Surfer Pop-Art

Pronounced, Mee Crow Man, this Japanese toyline was converted into the Micronauts by Mego in the 1970s.

One of my favorite Anime fighter space-craft from Space Battleship Yamato / Star Blazers.

I get my thing in action... VERB! That's What's Happening

Those old Marvel Micronauts didn't always match up with my Mego Micronauts, but they were great stories. Anyhow, this is my homage to that classic toy line and those wonderful comics.

Who's the real monster? The creature who bothers nobody, or the humans who invade its world?

There are Monster Kids, and then there are Monster Squad Kids.

If you remember these, you are cool. If you still have some, you are beyond cool.

If At First

I remember getting my Creepy Crawlers: Thingmaker II. It was hours of fun. I would make creatures for my other toys to team up with and combat against.