I always wondered what the Linda Danvers Supergirl would look like on the Crime Syndicate of Amerika's Earth. This one was a pretty simple custom. After sanding down the chest and cape symbols, I...[See More]

Always wondered what a clone Superboy would look like on the Crime Syndicate of Amerika's Earth, so here goes my interpretation. This one is really easy. Just a simple repaint of the existing...[See More]

This one is from the final page of Final Crisis: Legion of 3 Worlds #5, where we see Superboy-Prime living in his parents basement, acting like a complete fanboy on the internet, surrounded by his...[See More]

I took the Justice League of America Series 1 Superman, removed the head and sanded down the neck till it was flat with my Dremel. Afterwards. I took a spare double ball joint, and sanded one end...[See More]

This one was waaaaaaaaaaay too easy. I repainted the Livewire head and swapped it out with the Black Canary head....[See More]

Okay, this one is a bit of an involved custom. I cracked open the torso of the Toy Biz Spider-Man Movie Series Norman Osborn, and Dremeled out the arm holes to fit those of the DC Direct Smallville...[See More]

This is a fairly easy custom. Using milliput, I added the square brow, chin, and cheeks of Bizarro, and redid the hair. Once the milliput was dry, I repainted the head, neck and hands. As soon as...[See More]

Okay, here comes the first figure in my series of conjectural characters based upon the premise that what if another Golden Age hero other than Superman was given a teenage superhero career? So,...[See More]

Basically, this is Lex Luthor as he appeared in Superman #13 (Nov-Dec, 1941). He sets himself up as this character known as the Light who uses hypnotic lights and mind control devices to take control...[See More]

This one was a pretty easy custom. The only thing you will have to do to him is glue on the new symbols to the chest and back (I wasn't happy with the existing symbols on the figure, so I made new...[See More]

This one was a pretty easy custom. First, repaint the hair so that he has youthful black hair, w/o the gray at his temples. Next, glue on the new symbols to the chest and back (you must use this...[See More]

This one was a pretty easy custom. First, perform the head swap, and then glue on the new symbols to the chest and back (I wasn't happy with the existing symbols on the figure, so I made new ones)....[See More]

Again, another custom of Lex Luthor using the Hologram Jor-El body. I used the same tricks employed on the previous two Lex figures to attach the head and gloves to the new body. However, I went a...[See More]

This one was just an improvement over the figure we actually got as I was not all that thrilled with the paint job on the existing figure. It didn't require much work beyond a full body repaint....[See More]

This one, like it's brother custom, was a fanciful idea I had as to what a young Judge Jor-El looked like. It didn't require much work beyond a full body repaint....[See More]

This one, like it's brother custom, was a fanciful idea I had as to what a young Council Member Jor-El looked like. It didn't require much work beyond a full body repaint....[See More]

I just had to do a custom of the Black Kryptonite created evil double of Supergirl from Jeph Loeb and Ian Churchill's early run on the current Supergirl book. This one was really easy, as all it...[See More]

I just had to do a version of the Pokolistan General Zod's associate, and the Jakita Wagner again was perfect. This figure had some minor dremelling done on the legs to remove the pant leg cuffs,...[See More]

I loved the re-imagined versions of the great Silver Age Superman characters that we got in the Return to Krypton storyline, and I really wanted a Faora. This figure had some minor Dremelling done...[See More]

This one is just like the Matrix figure I did, and one that I really wanted to do after seeing the dream sequence in Superman (Vol. II) #25. It's just a simple full body repaint, head swap, and new...[See More]

This one was another simple repaint of the base body and a head swap....[See More]

Pretty simple custom here. Remove the Guile head and repaint all exposed skin brown to create Bloodsport's African American skintone. Before popping the Steel head on, use milliput to create...[See More]

I always loved this costume that George Perez designed for the Matrix character in Action Comics #644. The figure itself is a very easy custom. I removed the Bizarro head and then did a full body...[See More]

This one is pretty easy as well. You need to first remove the symbol from his back and then give him a full body repaint....[See More]

Pretty easy job here. Use dremel to grind off the laces on her boots, do a full body repaint, and glue on backwards "S" symbols. This came out really well, and is a very faithful representation of...[See More]

Again, another head swap with new symbols glued on....[See More]

Easy one here. Swap the heads and glue on the standard symbols in red and black....[See More]

This one is a really easy custom of the heir to Superman's legacy first seen in only 2 or 3 panels from the Superman: Man of Tomorrow 1,000,000 special from about 10 years ago. All you need to do is...[See More]

Okay, this one takes a little work. First, you need to remove the Bull skull from his head, along with the rope belt, the medallion on his hood, and the slim tunic. Next, you need to pop his head...[See More]

This one was pretty simple. I first used my dremel to removed the "S" shield symbols from the heels and chest. Next, I did my standard milliput trick to create a new neck socket for the Lex Luthor...[See More]