Clayface Trading Card (#31 in the DC Villains card set)

I've composed Clayface (Basil Karlo) to create trading card #31 for the DC Villains series.  Hi-rez image link for your zooming pleasure.

Hush Trading Card (#22 in the DC Villains card set)

Using the now classic Jim Lee/Scott Williams image of Hush (Thomas Elliot) to create trading card #22 for the DC Villains series.  Hi-rez image link for your zooming pleasure.

Killer Croc Trading Card (#9 in the DC Villains card set)

I pulled out an image of Killer Croc (Waylon Jones) from a recent Poison Ivy comic book which was drawn by Marcio Takara (colored by Arif Prianto) and created my own trading card #9 for the DC Villains series.  Hi-rez image link for your zooming pleasure.

Bane Trading Card (#13 in the DC Villains card set)

I pulled Brian Bolland's image of Bane off the cover of Batman - One Bad Day: Bane #1 and created my own trading card #13 for the DC Villains series. Hi-rez image link for your zooming pleasure.

Adam Strange cover art collage

More experimenting tonight, this time building an image using cover artwork from 60+ Titanes Planetarios comic books.  Adam Strange was a very popular sci-fi character in the 1960s from DC Comics. Editorial Novaro translated a large chunk of Mystery in Space and Strange Adventures comic books into the Spanish market.

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Batman and the Flying Bats

 Text overlay and masking playtime while compositing a clean Batman image. Hi-rez link.

The Joker Laughs

  Text overlay and masking playtime while compositing a clean Joker image. Hi-rez link.

Darkseid Omega Beam Eyes

I took the original duo-faced image of Darkseid drawn by Jason Fabok from Justice League - The Darkseid War trade paperback collection and then altered it into a single face, adding some Omega-beam blasting out of his eyes. 

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Rocketship Blasting into Space

Bing Image Creator (DALL-E 3) coloring book drawing built from my prompt "create a coloring book drawing of a rocketship flying to the moon" and then I colored it while watching some TV. Hi-rez link.

Lainey Wilson on the Cover of Country Music Magazine 1975

What If... Lainey Wilson had started touring in the 1970s?  Here is my version of Lainey Wilson featured in the April 1975 issue of Country Music magazine including my imagined article highlight below:

Lainey Wilson Bursts onto 1970s Country Music Scene

Emerging country star Lainey Wilson has taken the music world by storm since the release of her debut album "Sayin' What I'm Thinkin'" in 1975. The Louisiana native first grabbed attention when she performed duets with country legends Kenny Rogers and Ronnie Milsap earlier that year.

Wilson's unique vocal style, which she calls "bell bottom country," combines traditional country storytelling with a touch of Southern grit and rock-influenced phrasing. It has resonated strongly with country fans eager for a fresh new voice. Heartache ballads like "Hold My Halo" and the feisty "WWDD" (short for "What Would Dolly Do") showcase Wilson's songwriting talent and range.

The 23-year-old ingénue has not only impressed audiences with her vocal prowess but also with her outgoing personality and style. Clad in bell bottoms and her trademark fringe jacket, Wilson has brought a youthful spirit of fun to the Nashville scene that some critics claim has gone missing in recent years.

Wilson credits fellow Louisiana natives Kenny Rogers and Ronnie Milsap for inspiring her musical journey. "Singing with those who I believe will be considered Country royalty in the years to come, made me believe I really could make my mark also," she said recently after appearing onstage with the pair at the Grand Ole Opry. Wilson co-wrote both hit duets from her album, "Louisiana Love Song" with Rogers and "Sweet Southern Nights" with Milsap.

With breakout singles racing up the charts and industry buzz building, Lainey Wilson appears poised to give ol' boys club of 1970s country music a run for its money. As Wilson says, "I'm just getting started, y'all." Fans eagerly await what this sparkling new star will deliver next!

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Dua Lipa with a Vintage Photo + TV Week 1975 Appearance

Dua Lipa vintage photo look via some layering and lighting tweaks. including a version placing her in 1975's issue of TV Week.  Hi-rez link #2 and link#1.