EXPLAIN YOUR AVATAR!!!

[Yoc]

Ouch!  Poor Bill then. 
It's a shame, I loved that series.

[Geo (RIP)]

Just got a major laugh out of GEOs avatar explanation.
Truly fantastic!!!
 

I'm glad you got a laugh out of it T. I didn't know what to say about it other then what I did, if that makes sense, but then maybe not.

Geo

[SuperScrounge]

That's Athleta & Ms. Terial two superheroes from my webcomic The KAMics.

[narfstar]

Fun strip 

[SuperScrounge]

Thanks! 

[mr_goldenage (RIP)]

Super Giant from Japan or otherwise know as Starman elsewhere.

Mr Goldenage

[movielover]

Mine here is Velvet, who appeared in the Hawk from Jumbo Comics starting in issue 65. Over at cb+ its Senorita Rio from Fight Comics.

[Cynicalman]

Mine is The Amazing Cynicalman!

A Silly Matt Feazell effort.

Mostly mini comics and newspaper strips, and I hear there's a movie now.

[narfstar]

My new avatar is my commissioned work by Frank McLaughlin. 8x10 pen and ink for only $100 total including shipping. I asked for the Judomaster pose from issue 97 with more of his face showing. I also asked that the generic boxer be made the Judomaster villain Acrobat and he used issue 96. I did not ask for a background. Frank gave me one and wisely made it the jungle rather than the boxing ring. Looks great.

[Poztron]

No, I am not a small black pug in a raincoat. That is our dog, Willy, in his raincoat (which he doesn't much like to wear. He's not a clothes hound.)
Pic taken several years ago, so he's more grey around the chin by now.  Same stoic attitude, though.

[JonTheScanner]

I don't think mine needs any particular explanation except to say the kid isn't me.

[Robb_K]

That's Athleta & Ms. Terial two superheroes from my webcomic The KAMics.

Very nice, Scrounge!  I've long been curious about who that pair were. I'd be interested to read a story starring them.

[Robb_K]

My avatar is a penciled drawing I made around 1990, for my main comic book production partner (of 30 years)'s wife, who is a big fan of Goofy (as I am, too).

My "Signature" (drawing) is a drawing I made in 2009 for Donald Duck's 75th Birthday Exhibition in Oslo, Norway.

[Yoc]

Thanks for sharing Robb.
And nice work too.  I see I'm still using my Monkey Guy.  I should try something new one day.

-yoc

[paw broon]

Yes, Robb's a classy act.
I thought it was time to change my avatar, so now it's an original signed page (front cover) from the French comic Super Boy #345.  Not mine nor my scan, and absolutely nothing to do with Clark Kent. Rather good though, isn't it?
I've been collecting Super Boy and other French heroes, Tenax for example, for a long time and I really enjoy SB, particularly as he uses a rocket belt.