Another of Doctor Fate's early foes, Mister Who gained shape changing and size changing abilities from ingesting Solution Z! Mister Who showed up later in Doctor Fate's chronology, fighting against the All-Star Squadron as member of the Monster Society of Evil.
{2.5x3.5, created in Adobe Photoshop}
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Here are some delicious sticky treats for your significant zomb-other! This header ran for a portion of the month of February celebrating VD in the Zombie Bites style!
This mysterious gem possesses a deadly and addictive power. To the untrained eye the gem looks much like a gaudy piece of costume jewelry. However, when exposed to blood, the gem glows with a pulsating red light and the terrible power within it is activated.
The history of this gem will be revealed in several upcoming Devil's Square stories.
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Conjured by Mango the Mighty to protect himself from Doctor Fate, this mob of shrouded dead are known as the Legion of the Styx.
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Here we have a reinvestigation of a previous sketch of one of my favorite dark Marvel comics characters, D'spayre. With the color, I wanted to clean the drawing up a bit and give him a dreary backdrop to look menacing against. I also made the line work in the image part of the color. As I began I had redrawn all of the line work in black, but I found the contrast too harsh. With the color line work he takes on a phantom quality which suits D'spayre very well.
{8x6.18, Graphite with color added in Adobe Photoshop}
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Here we have a more recent sorrowful sketch from a paint brush exploration session in Photoshop.
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A human skull covered in rust, the Ruddy Skull continually sheds flakes but never seems to lose any of its mass. The metallic ball in the eye socket appears to be silver and is unaffected by the corrosion. All attempts to remove the silver ball have failed. Those who have held the skull claim to see visions of the past, of distant locations and people, and sometimes of the future.
The Ruddy Skull has not yet appeared in any Devil's Square fiction to date, but will feature prominently in an upcoming Devil's Square story.
{8x5.33, created in Adobe Photoshop}
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Here we have one of Doctor Fate's early adversaries, Mango the Mighty. Although his name doesn't exactly inspire fear, this sorcerer was murdering people with globes of fire before the Doctor finally shows up. Mango also summons a horde of angry undead, the Legions of the Styx, to fight for him against the Doctor but in the end he loses. Of course.
{2.5x3.5, created in Adobe Photoshop}
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Here's an older sketch of a creepy bird thing. I've always found it especially disturbing when inanimate objects start moving around of their own volition.
Here we have the ancient Egyptian Lord of Order, Nabu the Wise, as he appeared in Doctor Fate's Origin in More Fun Comics #67. I've always been fascinated by the symbiotic relationship between Nabu and Kent Nelson as the Doctor.
{2.5x3.5, created in Adobe Photoshop}
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