My fragile memory has once more failed me on this.  Obviously American Dream is a Rule 63 interpretation of Captain America, but I don't recall whose design it was (it's not mine - - I would never have dreamed up those boots, effective as they are) or why I drew this particular picture.  Challenge?  Request?  Don't recall.  Sorry.

But it does prove that some male characters work under Rule 63 and some don't, and Captain America is one that doesn't.

As much as I love drawing DiD, I love being funny.  Whether I'm successful at that is, of course, up to the audience.  When I can combine the two, it's a real treat.  Here we have one such attempt and it's one I'm particularly proud of.  Everything in this picture works: It's a nice design, the characters are on model and the joke is kind of cute.

On a side note, I miss My Life As A Teenage Robot.  The show was very pleasant, Jenny was adorable and the art design on the show was different from anything on the air.  Why Nickelodeon canned it so they could run Spongebob twenty hours a day, I'll never know.

An alternate version of the picture I recently posted on Deviant Art.  As you can see, the home invaders stole more than just the Griffin's money and valuables.  Close the door, Peter.  I'm certain they're feeling a draft.

I'm posting this picture here because, due to the subject matter and the participants involved, Deviant Art and Imageshack would deem it one step below buggering farm animals and lower the censorship hammer.  Now clearly from a look at Kim's body (and it's not like anything is hidden), this picture takes place when she is over twenty.  I made it as obvious as I could without tattooing her birthday on her hip.  But to those folks, she will be eternally sixteen and off-limits to such humor.

And it IS humor.  Yes, the scene is very fetishist and that's 50% of the appeal.  But the other 50% is the joke (I hope).  Drakken is discovering just why Shego is so willing to help him capture Kim Possible.  Of course, Drakken isn't too bright about things like this.  We've known Shego has dreamed of this thing for years.

And maybe Kim has, too.  If you believe the KiGo shippers, this is just as wet a dream for Kimmie as it is for Shego.

Another failed piece, mainly because of the proportions.  If you remember the show, Electro-Woman was bigger than Dyna-Girl.  Here it looks like I drew the Electro-Woman figure and then traced it to produce Dyna-Girl - - I probably did.  As for the position, I was recreating something I'd seen Eric Stanton draw.

Another older, inferior work I'm posting because, as bad as it is, someone with little taste might repost it and claim it as theirs.  Paranoid?  It's happened before.

I've tried many times to draw Vampirella, but something about the character always seems to escape me, usually in the face.  The perfect Vampirella was always the version Jose Gonzalez drew for Warren.  At Gonzelez' hand, she was the perfect combination of dark sexuality, feminine vulnerability and animal ferocity.  I never seem to be able to capture that.  In this picture, the "anime eyes" sabotage it.  So do the bangs and the cute little nose.  The color is too flat, too.  The layout itself wasn't a bad idea, but the execution is terrible.

A picture of Kanami Chidori from Full Metal Panic, which I'm posting only to establish that it's mine.  It's not very good.  The layout is awkward, the rigging uninspired and the likeness is barely credible.