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| Author | Topic: Welcome to my IMAGINATION |
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Paul Michael Kane (Moderator) |
posted 2/6/02 2:23 PM
I've been wanting to do this for a while now . . . a message board where all you folks out there can tell me what you think about sites I've created - the good and the bad. I want to hear it all . . . Let's hear from you!! -pmk http://www.pmkane.com |
| Eric Lear |
posted 2/7/02 5:32 PM
Paul, Can't wait to see what other sites you've got up your sleeve! Keep up the excellent work!! Eric http://www.learart.com Art of Eric Lear |
| CGHartford |
posted 3/2/02 11:35 AM
Paul, Every website you have made Rocks!I'm sure that the folks that use your service are pleased as I am with it. It certainly has help me towards my goals in the comic industry. Thanks again Paul and keep up the excellent work! |
| Eric D |
posted 3/7/02 3:59 PM
Paul, I have some really crazy ideas about superheroes that are made out of meat. Just imagine-Captain London Broil vs. Sinister Salsbury Steak, it would be great! It's just a thought, maybe we can get something going. Keep up the good work. |
| Chris H |
posted 3/8/02 4:15 PM
I just read the post on the superheroes made of meat, and all I can say is that it's the most original crazy idea ever! It's inspired me to come up with my own meat superheroes. I've already drawn Salami Mommy and Beef Wellington! |
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Paul Michael Kane (Moderator) |
posted 3/12/02 10:42 PM
Heros made of meat . . . brilliant. Your villians could include The Butcher, with his deadly Mad Cow toxins . . . http://www.pmkane.com |
| CGHartford |
posted 3/13/02 2:33 AM
*...reading the posts about Meat Super Heros....wonder what color I'd...hmmmmmm...LOL http://cghdigitalcoloring.com |
| Chris Ring |
posted 3/18/02 5:47 PM
Hey, for all you meat lovers out there. I hate to say I think writer/artist George Broderick may have beaten you to the punch. Years ago I saw in his sketchbook his hero 'All American Beef' with his kid sister sidekick 'All Beef Patty'. Not sure if the concept ever made it to press, but it was a pretty funny idea. Good Luck! |
| EricD. |
posted 4/11/02 5:12 PM
I have a lot of respect for George Broderick, but he could never come up with such characters as "Sgt.Sausage", "King Cornish Game Hen",and the first homosexual superhero made of meat... "Timothy Tube Steak"! |
| Barry O |
posted 4/18/02 4:25 PM
I'm a frequent on the local flea market/trade show scene, and thought I'd share what I recently seen. There was an old hermit selling meat superheroes. He put little capes and masks around these bologna super-sculptures. I could not believe it, it was so awesome! |
| dblack |
posted 6/21/02 1:54 AM
the first powerpuff girl cartoon i saw was with fuzzylupkin with a meat gun(turning everything into meat)...it was awesome!..you cant go wrong with this idea...especially if you have (or add) a busty babe named tammy tenderloin-db |
| George Broderick, Jr. |
posted 7/1/02 3:58 PM
Hey, folks! My ears were burning so I just had to check out this thread... my characters' names are All-Beef Frank and his sister, All-Beef Patty... they're kinda Doc Savage tributes and beyond the names, have nothing really to do with meat... you can find Frank appearing periodically in my weekly web strip, Chase Villens, Boy Hero... appearing at: http://www.wfcomics.com/chase As for meat-based heroes, you need to check out Art (Patrick The Wolf Boy)Baltazar's Gyro-Man... only one issue was ever published, a San Diego special flip book with Chris Yambar's Mr. Beat... That's all... carry on with your meat talk... http://www.wfcomics.com/chase |
| EricD |
posted 4/17/03 3:32 PM
I have just finished my first book of Pork Loin Man and the spiced hams. He is two feet tall with arms like spaghetti and could do no harm to evil villians, but he talks nasty with rude remarks when provoked. The spiced hams are tiny pieces of meat that follow him on his adventures to assist him... kind of like those two gophers in "The Beastmaster". In my next issue I will have the first appearance of Pork Chop Louie! |
| Eric D. |
posted 8/14/03 5:27 PM
Thanks to all the encouraging words from the fine artists on this message board, but it seems there just isn't a market for meat superheroes. I have turned to a more adult orientated comic book series. The working title is "Nushers". I have four characters thus far: Dr. Breasticles, Lady Lips Foley, The Camel Toe and The Hung Hunk (aka. Micky Juggles). I think a mature audience will really relate to my characters and storylines. |
| Delvie |
posted 9/5/03 10:53 PM
Heya Paul. Been visiting various artists that you represent for awhile because of their Shi art. In the past 7 months or so I never noticed all the Shi art in your gallery. UBER jealous I AM. So are the majority of them older members of your collection or are you still an avid Shi fan? Laters. Have fun & live well. |
| Joanna |
posted 3/10/04 7:54 PM
Hey Paul... I don't know a whole lot about comics, but I think your site is great! |
| Kristy Kreme |
posted 5/15/04 4:53 PM
Hi! I'm looking for a great artist to do some old school (Elvegren or Vargas) style pin-up art of me. My website will follow and if you are interested you can email me at hotkristykreme@yahoo.com Kisses, Kristy Kreme http://kristy.nevadabrothelgirls.com/ brothel girl website |
| Scaramanga1 |
posted 7/29/04 11:04 AM
Hey Paul you know how much I love your work. Keep in touch mate as your pals at AJB are missing you! http://www.ajb007.co.uk The premier James Bond fansite |
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