Came in on a wrecking ball...

Ahhh, the classics!

Yowza!

thats some macro hours right here

Ahhh, fun stuff.

And not at all surprised Schirm requested it, he's got a fondness for the classics.

Wow, that is epic!!! This is just like something from the old comics or movies. A giant busty anthro vixen vs some giant robots amid a city ruined by the action. (This should be made into a movie or a real comic book.)

Good job on capturing the feel and spirit of the old mid 20th century comic covers, the retro Raygun-gothic look of the robots, and the detail of the destroyed buildings as possible. Also Red/Titana is smoking hot and awesome heroine as she fighting those bad robots off. Four out of four stars, or hearts rather.

Eloquent and loquacious as always, BC!

Percussive Maintenance!

Love the Deco!

Can you imagine putting this on the cover of a for-real 1940s comic? Short print run!

This would really appeal to the teenager boys of yesteryear!

Giant vixen fighting a giant robot? Sign me up

I see the Great Silver Snail is not unfamiliar to you, good sirrah! <3 The Supplicant of Mister X send their Macheivellian regards. And Bakka Books was once right across the street on Queen West, where another tremendous, unexpected beginning of mine took its protoform shape that late December in 1991.

If we meet next year at Furnal Equinox- and I intend to attend, as my first present convention since 2006- I'll tell you that story if you desire and would enjoy the reckoned tale told, good chummer. Solid-state, yes. But I'll at least finally get to meet the man and fellow novel dreamsmith who poured me that first round-draught of Zaibatsu Tears, all those near-three decades past.

Vulcan isn't all that far away from Toronto, if you have a good grav pallet, you see.  JenoraFeuer told me so a long time ago, during a war that came upon our pasting both.

-2Paw.