the actual stories with Electric Blue Superman were kinda fun. It was nice to see them shake things up and explore the idea of "what if Superman had different super powers?" But enter electric Red Superman and I kinda lost intereset. and so did the writers, it seemed, since it ended with clark Kent waking up going "Hey, I'm one person again and with my standard Kryptonian powers! I better get back to work."

Mind you... if the theory that "they were replacing Kal-El with a different, non-Kryptonian shapechanging alien who THOUGHT he was Kal-El in order to keep "a" Superman character if DC lost "the" Superman to in the lawsuit with the families of Superman's creators" then the entire event takes on all new levels of weirdness.

Whatever. These customs are great! The powered up Ice custom is on her way, as is another Superman Red kit so I can make my Kingdom Come flash figure

The REAL reason Young Justice was cancelled!

Ha! I get it!

He's been on my workbench for far too long. But here he is, ladies and gentlemen.

G'NORT!



And a powered up Parallax for the Action Heroes crowd.



And a bunch of Guardians all wondering "Why the Hell don't we take this ring back?!?"

Cool setup, where are those Guardians from? and how did you make that G'nort?

The Guardians are from a DC Direct Green Lantern set of 7 pvc figurines. Unfortunately, there's only 1 Guardian per pack. But I just snag Guardians when I find them loose at conventions or for cheap on ebay.

Here is the G'nort recipe:

Torso and arms from Alan Scott Green Lantern
Legs from the Vigilante (holster straps sanded off)
Hands and feet from a Star Wars Galactic Heroes Chewbacca
Ring from an Action Heroes Kilowog (and a painted Avery label for the band)
Head is from a McDonalds Happy Meal Lady and the Tramp figure
Tail is from a DC Universe B'DG

Random question - but weren't they going to release some kind of GL playset after the movie came out? Did that ever happen?