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WB Animation Character Design, JUSTICE LEAGUE: CRISIS ON TWO EARTHS. Pencil, Digital color.

Here's more stuff from the "If You Blinked, You Missed It" department. A while back, for the Direct-To-Video feature, "JUSTICE LEAGUE: Crisis on Two Earths," I was asked to design several other minor level "Made Men." These are super-powered flunky bad guys who help the evil Crime Syndicate control the Earth of another dimension.
In a brief shot, a computer readout displays a roster of character groupings, each headed up by a Syndicate Boss (like Owlman, Ultraman, or Superwoman).
As usual, I decided to have a little more fun with the designs, no matter that these would only be on screen for a second or less.

So, here we have MANHAWK (a Hawkman alternate), MARY MAYHEM (an evil variation of Mary Marvel), MR. HORRIFIC (You can guess that one.), MEGAMORPHO (Too easy!), and THE SHE-BAT (a mix of Man-Bat, and The Catwoman).
Along with the designs, I made up their silly names.

I had fun with these. I hope you get a kick out of them!

*** It must be mentioned that all these character designs were done in a style inspired and approved by Lead Character Designer, Phil Bourassa.

As always, the color choices are mine, and I accept any blame. Haha!

*** At this very moment (2/22/2011), I have been informed of the sudden death of Dwayne McDuffie, the writer of this show, and creator of so many characters in the DC Universe. We are shaken and saddened here at Warner Bros. I pray for strength and comfort for his loved ones in this time of tragedy.
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~GAC1970 Apr 8, 2013
Superwoman was originally Wonder Woman's Earth-3 counterpart. In one of the countless variations of the character, she had a secret ID of "Lois Lane." That's only ONE VERSION... I thought the secret ID wasn't necessary since in most storylines the Criminal Syndicate very much hold their entire world hostage and there wouldn't be a point for more powerful members like Ultraman and Superwoman to have secret ID's.
There are reports that Superwoman in the direct-to-video film was intended to be her world's "Mary Marvel" but I never bought that myself. She looks nothing like the Marvel Family character; they have similar powers but that's about it.
Remember, though, that the animated shows often follow their own continuities even though they dip into the original comic book stories.
They never go for straight adaptations because a) it's boring to do the same thing over and over again; b) sometimes people have a new angle that actually works out well for a series and may get incorporated into the comic line; c) most people who watch the TV shows have never read a comic and likely never will... KISS principle which comics (at least Marvel's and DC's) abandoned decades ago.
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Mood: Love ~janceravner Mar 29, 2013
Nice job! I'm somewhat obsessed with the Crisis on Two Earths. Just a question, if Mary Mayhem is Mary Marvel's Counterpart, then who is Superwoman's?

P.S. Can I know the names of the lesser-known henchmen/made men?
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~njg12 Jan 20, 2013
I have Identified Another! After looking at them, I can deduce that one is an alternate counterpart of the Terrance Sloane Mr. Terrific! Or it could be an alternate Space Ghost. But that doesn't seam very likely.
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~njg12 Jan 20, 2013
Scratch that. It actually resembles the Atom a bit more. That is my final answer.
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~njg12 Jan 21, 2013
Another! The yellow one is a counterpart of the Kyle Rayner Green Lantern, partially inspired by the Yellow Lantern Bizaro character
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~njg12 Jan 17, 2013
There were a few other made men in Superwoman's list on that screen. I can identify most as counterparts for Wildcat, Sandman, Power Girl, Doctor Fate, Zatanna, Firestorm, Red Tornado, Blue Beetle, Cyborg, and Swamp Thing. What are the other three.
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*Jerome-K-Moore Jan 17, 2013  Professional Filmographer
You have a sharp eye, and a vast knowledge of DC Comics characters.
Try asking Dusty Abell about those. He designed them. :)
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~njg12 Jan 18, 2013
Is He on Deiviantart
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*Jerome-K-Moore Jan 18, 2013  Professional Filmographer
He is indeed. Just use this doorway on the left: [link]
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~njg12 Jan 19, 2013
He hasn't responded, and i have asked him twice in two days. Is there something you can do to at least get him to answer.
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