Is having a character in already a requirement? Or could this be used as an invitational-esque platform in which I could throw a character in here for consideration?

Damn, I got a shit load of work done during that, and cheers for the answers TODK. This was actually hilarious, you certainly can talk haha.

It was a really pleasant surprise to hear you're English too, actually.

Eagerly await the next one.

Just now watching the Fringe finale on DVR

Fringe! We're not upto the Finale where I am. But Walter Bishop. Walter fucking Bishop.

Finally got into Dr. Who, and wondering how I was living previously without this show.

The newest season has started here and is awesome. The quality in the writing is getting a lot more consistent now. And I love all the overarching stories. I still look back over the episode with the giant alien wasp and the episode with the body fat coming alive and sigh a great sigh.

Thor was better than I expected, considering the magic to science idea had me worried. But it was enjoyable. I still think the best part was Natalie Portman seeing the Captain America trailer. Agent Smith as Red Skull? Hell yes.

These are great. I actually included Zsa in the research area of my Graphic Communication project this year, so it was very nice hearing from the man himself

Cheers Zsa!

In addition, my vote for next guest goes to The One Dark Knight.

... Just sayin'

It's always a bit disheartening when you see someone's stuff & it's looking pretty fuckin' slick, but then they're a lot younger than you're expecting them to be.

I think that's one of my major driving forces. The first thing I do when I find an artist is search for their age. "Are they younger than me!?"

Welcome! And way to be so talented, asshole.

And Yon, it's awesome to see you here. Your shit's really cool

from Russia, I'm a manly girl.

Though I won't lie, this made me laugh.

With that first image, I would just say that his collar looks very wide on his shirt. It seems to suggest an uncomfortably wide neck. I would just suggest keeping in mind how clothing is still structured by the body inside and imagining that interaction.

And that's a nice take on Doodle Dan. I won't comment on the pose, since you've recognized it. But the one thing about this image that I notice is his nose. It's just a sort of shape. It's not particularly defined. And I can see in those other images you're using different forms for features which is creating a lot of variety in your faces, which is really good to see. It's just Dan's in particular that I feel needs some definition as a nose is all.

I like the imagining though. And his chin reminds me of Shaggy's from Scooby-Doo. Just sayin'

And just a note, don't feel constrained to just draw the outlines of things. If you've ever done a contour drawing where the lines define the form of an object, you'll know that well placed lines of detail can help define different planes on your forms, creating depth and tackling flatness.

I really like the variety of character in your work, looking forward to this comic.