Conan Motti was born on the Outer Rim planet of Seswenna. He served in the Imperial Navy and was a decorated starship captain who would go on to represent the Navy on the Joint Chiefs. Motti was a...[See More]

Captain Lorth Needa was the commander of the Avenger Star Destroyer during the invasion of Hoth. The Avenger engaged several Rebel transports as they sought to flee, even pursuing the Millennium...[See More]

Kendal Ozzel was born to a wealthy family on Carida and served in the Republic Navy during the Clone Wars. He would advance in rank until he served as the admiral of the fleet that included Lord...[See More]

Cassio Tagge was a officer in the Galactic Empire formed by Emperor Palpatine. Tagge was seen aboard the first Death Star prior to the Battle of Yavin, where he was arguing with Admiral Motti about...[See More]

Moradmin Bast was an Imperial General who served as Chief a aboard the first Death Star. Bast was amongst several Imperial officers who gathered aboard the battle station to discuss the Rebellion and...[See More]

Paula Brooks is one of those characters who's history is pretty jumbled because of Crisis On Infinite Earths. She went by Huntress. But then when the Earths combined, she went by Tigress and was a...[See More]

"Such a large bounty for such a small package." Well geez, if someone insulted me like that I might do some disintegrating myself. Oh, you were talking about the Child? Ok, never mind. "Bounty...[See More]

Jonathan Crane was bullied in school because of his resemblance to Ichabod Crane and because they shared a last name apparently--yes, school kids aren't always that creative. I never knew that. I...[See More]

Amazo was an android built by Professor Ivo in his quest for immortality. Amazo can use absorption cell technology to replicate the powers of any person he encounters. So he's pretty much DC's Super...[See More]

I didn't get into Star Wars Expanded Universe when it was around. I remember reading a book or two, and picking up Shadows of the Empire from Dark Horse when it came out, but none of it really...[See More]

AP-5, like C3-PO, was a protocol droid for the Republic. Once the Empire took control he was downgraded to an inventory droid. While on a mission for the Rebels, Chopper encountered AP-5 and...[See More]

Little is known about Moff Gideon. He was a member of the Imperial Security Bureau and took part in the Great Purge. Believed to have been executed for war crimes, Gideon survived apparently still...[See More]

Bertram Larvan (it was the 60's so his real name had to tie into his villainous moniker!) was a brief villain for Ray Palmer, the Atom. He was a brilliant inventor who create mechanical bugs, but...[See More]

Ira Quimby was dubbed as the villainous I.Q. by his evil gang because, well, those were his initials (it was the 60's, times were much simpler--Bob). Like many villains of the time, he was an evil...[See More]

I don't normally do wrestling customs, but I made these for a friend for Christmas. They're just WWE Asuka bodies and heads casted with sculpted hair. I thought it'd be fun to try painting face paint...[See More]

A few years ago Hasbro chose several creations from the Kindle Worlds GI Joe fan fictions and had a Fan Vote for one to be made into a figure for their 50th Anniversary line. Blackjack didn't win....[See More]

Spoilers, a couple years ago IDW restarted the Larry Hama GI Joe A Real American Hero series that had ended at Marvel in the 90's. A few years after that, everyone's favorite silent ninja, Snake Eyes...[See More]

Michael "Mad" Monk was dishonorably discharged from the military. His life collapsing around him, he eventually attempts suicide but is "saved" by Cobra who had had him under surveillance for some...[See More]

In IDW's non-Hama continuity, Krake was originally known by the name of Tiger Eyes. He was a drug dealer from the "Golden Triangle" area of Southeast Asia. After being informed of a spy in his ranks,...[See More]

Dr. Joar Mahkent came to the United States with his newest invention, a device that could instantly freeze things and went a crime spree until he was eventually stopped by the original, and greatest,...[See More]

Isaac Bowin (get it? I.Bowin because it was the 40's and your secret identity had to relate to your power) learned hypnotism through music from an old Hindu fakir while in jail in India. Bowin later...[See More]

A similar version of Hawgirl was one of my first customs waaaaaaaayyyyyyy back in 2012. Hard to believe it's been that long. I'm a huge of fan of the JSA so it only made sense to add a Kendra...[See More]

Alyssa Stall is the Forward Air Controller on the GI Joe team. Her brother is Joe teammate Barrel Roll, while her other brother is Cobra sniper, Blackout. Bombstrike had a figure in the FSS Club,...[See More]

Dwight Stall is one of three siblings in the Joe universe. He is a high altitude marksman on the Joe team. HIs sister, Alyssa is also a member of the Joes, while their disgraced brother joined...[See More]

When I put all my Joes out again last year I was kind of surprised I didn't own a modern version of Monkey Wrench. I mean, they had a Dreadnoks 7-pack, and multiple versions of all the other members,...[See More]

Jericho is the son of the Teen Titans greatest enemy, Deathstroke. In the early 80's Dc was looking to distance the Teen Titans from the Justice League so they created new characters who were not...[See More]

It's1 1987 and the addition of Sgt. Slaughter to the GI Joe team has been a huge success. Then Marvel Comics' GI Joe: Order of Battle #2 (the Joes version of The Official Handbook...) comes out, and...[See More]

Wulff Yularen served in the Republic Navy often assisting Jedi Kenobi and Skywalker. Later, he went on to serve the Galactic Empire as a Colonel in the Imperial Security Bureau. Sadly, Yularen was...[See More]

Albert Desmond began his criminal career as Mr. Element using his background in science to create bulletproof silicon and magnetic light. Once in jail, he learns of the Philosopher's Stone, and goes...[See More]

Ah, Winslow Schott, the terrible Toyman. In his first appearance in 1943 he's on a pogostick, because what more could strike fear into the heart of the Man of Steel than a pogostick? Later, on he...[See More]