The ordeal of Man-e-faces

Just got some time to do this:


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For me all the actor thing ruined Man-e-faces as a fan-favourite character. As I see it MEF is a warrior cursed with a monster-self, like Banner-Hulk, once controlled by Skeletor, he was rescued by the heroic warriors and the Sorceress provided him with his armor that allows him to control his monster's rage turning into a robot-self.

dang man.


I really think you should to the 200x characters like this.


so that we have some MOTU CLASSICS art, to go with our figures, and not clip art from the 200x cartoon.

Fantastic , as usual!

Originally Posted by danbrenus

For me all the actor thing ruined Man-e-faces as a fan-favourite character. As I see it MEF is a warrior cursed with a monster-self, like Banner-Hulk, once controlled by Skeletor, he was rescued by the heroic warriors and the Sorceress provided him with his armor that allows him to control his monster's rage turning into a robot-self.

That exactly how I envisionned the Man-E-Faces characters. I always hated that actor thing. That's was so dumb (thanksfully, this was downplayed in MYP's cartoon).
And Danbrenus, your art rocks! Thumb up!

Really cool stuff, Danbrenus. =) If I would give a small crit tho, it would be that his face looks a little bit rushed.

I'm surprised you're not a fan of his original origin? I mean, the idea actually comes from the mini-comics, which you are a big fan of.

Originally Posted by Predabot

Really cool stuff, Danbrenus. =) If I would give a small crit tho, it would be that his face looks a little bit rushed.

I'm surprised you're not a fan of his original origin? I mean, the idea actually comes from the mini-comics, which you are a big fan of.

You are right, I'm a fan of the minicomics but I consider in my canon only the first wave of four minicomics from Alcala and Glutt.
Thanks to you all.

Wow! thi is good my friend!

Originally Posted by Granamir

Wow! thi is good my friend!

Thanks pal, you too are showing awesome art this days.

Again, nicely captured the style from the old days.