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[Kevin Mayle]

And here is more old art with new color. Kinnikuman Super Phoenix and Iwoa.

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And Manmosman doing a little jig with himself.

Edited by kevinmayle, 12 November 2005 - 05:56 AM.

[Jaeger gal]

Wow that long, man your good. I love meat`s he looks so cute, I dont think you mess up on Meats, he looks so cute. I thought Brockenman was awsome, maybe that why he got ripped into two also.

[Kevin Mayle]

Well, what I meant about Meat was that I had the colors a bit wrong the first time. Thanks.

[MissMothra]

Right colors, wrong colors, who cares? Even when you mess up, your artwork is way better than Van Goh or Picasso.

[Jaeger gal]

your Welcome, Ya but hey who`s raging on the colors are suppose to be differnt. I like both colors on him. Out of all the drawings on here, I loved the Brockenman one. I say it was sexy. opps said to much.

[MissMothra]

Have you done any Terryman ones, Mr. kevinmale? (I always say "Mister" to someone who's cool. XP)

[Kevin Mayle]

OK here comes some fun stuff. This is the comics I did for the MPS Newsletters. There are 14 of them and they are 7 years old and kind of crappy, but bare with me. Let me explain how these came about. In 1997 I discovered the MPS and Jason Radnieki's MCW. Jason had painted his M.U.S.C.L.E.s back in the 80's and filmed home movies with them. He created names and back stories for all his M.U.S.C.L.E.s and had a very elaborate and hilarious website all about them and their ongoing exploits. When Darren, MPS founder, was starting up the newsletters for us members I put forward the idea of illustrating Jason's long lost home movies and then send him the art so he could create dialogue for it. Then it went to Darrin to be printed. So here we go. The first one is a 1 pager from his short film about a M.U.S.C.L.E vs. a Godzilla toy as it originally appeared in the newsletter.

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And when you flipped the page it was presented this time as a "Special Edition" (the Special Edition Star Wars was brand new at the time). This just meant he created actual dialogue for them that hadn't been in the original film.

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And here is the never before seen color version with no dialogue original. Jason payed me to color this for use on his website. He never did use it though.

[Jaeger gal]

That was so funny.The Godzilla was funny, pop rock. I die laughing when he said that.

[Kevin Mayle]

And now we have the second installment. This is how it originally appeared in the newsletter.

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And the 2nd page.

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And the 3rd.

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And now the never before seen stuff. Originally I started drawing this from a description on Jason's site. Well when he got it he explained he had actually used different characters than the one I drew. So I drew a page of him and his friend that he had made this film with actually firing those characters and bringing in the correct ones. Then I redid the pages again with the new characters. He payed me to color them, so these are the originals with no dialogue. They were never used though. The MPS ended and issue 10 of the newsletter was never made. It was to include the final 3 pages of the story. So if any of you have been waiting all these years to know how it ended, here they are. Unfortunately the MCW ended at this time as well, so there was no dialogue or color for these last 3 pages and they were never used. Shortly after this I left the M.U.S.C.L.E. community as well. I think we all hit hard times in our personal lives at the turn of the new millenium.
So here is page 1.

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Page 2.

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Page 3.

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Page 4.

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Page 5.

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Page 6.

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Page 7.

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And lastly page 8. I hope you guys like this old stuff and I hope some of the original MPS members see this thread.

[MissMothra]

Yay color! Oh yeah, you're definitely a millionare of the furture.

[Kevin Mayle]

Thank you! I just posted a pic of myself in the What do we look like thread.

[MissMothra]

Me too.