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Day 11 of Reimagining Public Domain Characters
Black Cobra.
The cobra is an ancient entity, and the name is an avatar passed between hosts. The current one is an ROTC cadet in New Orleans trying to escape a corrupt parish. The problem: the cobra is drawn to corruption, and it wants him to stay.
The tracking on this shot is 100% cinematic!
This. Is... amazing!
From Part 2, Mutiny at the Port of Blood. Even Death Needs Heroes.
#InNomineMortis #HeroicFantasy #Halloween
Day 12: Public Domain Character Reimagine
The Phantom Knight
I had fun brainstorming this idea. The Boar is going to be a major star in this as well.
The Phantom Knight is an obscure 1940 Golden Age ghost-knight - a real deep cut.
He’s Phillip, Prince of Kyle, and debuted in O.K. Comics #1 (July 1940) from publisher Worth Carnahan, likely created by Karin O’Dowd and Ray Willner. He only appeared in 2 issues total.
Phillip was a powerful but selfish knight who held everyone else in contempt. He fought in the Crusades, killed plenty of enemies, then went home to look out for himself. While he was hunting boar, lightning knocked him off his horse and the boar gored him to death. At Heaven’s gates he was turned away: he can’t get in until he returns to Earth and does one good deed for every evil one he committed.
The Phantom Knight is an obscure 1940 Golden Age ghost-knight - a real deep cut.
He’s Phillip, Prince of Kyle, and debuted in O.K. Comics #1 (July 1940) from publisher Worth Carnahan, likely created by Karin O’Dowd and Ray Willner. He only appeared in 2 issues total.
Phillip was a powerful but selfish knight who held everyone else in contempt. He fought in the Crusades, killed plenty of enemies, then went home to look out for himself. While he was hunting boar, lightning knocked him off his horse and the boar gored him to death. At Heaven’s gates he was turned away: he can’t get in until he returns to Earth and does one good deed for every evil one he committed.
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Also Dela here is proving that he, like other artists, don't understand secondary effects.
I'm sure he's going to play honestly in the future too.
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Public Domain Reimagine Day 11:
Black Cobra
There wasn't anything Black or Cobra about the original Black Cobra.
I'm leaning into the name. Making it an avatar for the entity.
Day 11 of Reimagining Public Domain Characters.
Black Cobra
Character/Protagonist: Steve Drake, an FBI agent operating as a grim, non-powered Cold War avenger.
Creator/History: The Black Cobra character originally debuted in 1941 as Jim Hornsby in Harry A. Chesler's Dynamic Comics #1, but the 1954 Ajax series revamped the hero into Steve Drake for a brief three-issue run during the onset of the Comics Code era.
Day 11 of Reimagining Public Domain Characters.
Black Cobra
Character/Protagonist: Steve Drake, an FBI agent operating as a grim, non-powered Cold War avenger.
Creator/History: The Black Cobra character originally debuted in 1941 as Jim Hornsby in Harry A. Chesler's Dynamic Comics #1, but the 1954 Ajax series revamped the hero into Steve Drake for a brief three-issue run during the onset of the Comics Code era.
Day 11 of Spinning the Wheel of Public Domain Characters.
Had to rebuild it due to my cache being cleared out.
Day 10 of Reimagining Public Domain Characters:
El Duende.
Folklore made him the spirit of the house. I made him a thief in a carved wooden mask, with a coat lined with every key he's stolen.
I even gave him a nemesis, El Velador, the night watchman vigilante.
