My Justice League needed a Vixen but the Mattel one was too short. So off to work: Body: mcfarlane Arkham city catwoman Head: mattel dc universe vixen Simple repaint of Catwoman's bust and...[See More]

Ragman 2.0 I had an extra mcfarlane John Stewart and decided to make him into Ragman so the character could match the other Mcfarlane figures in my collection. I used various colors of tape,...[See More]

So what do you do with some of the leftover parts you have sitting around. You realize that McFarlane will probably never make this one character and make it yourself. Presenting...GRANNY...[See More]

Very simple custom: ML Gwen Stacy body ML Black Widow head Purse from fodder printed Camera from eBay vendor...[See More]

I loved Mattel's Batwoman but hate that she's so small compared to the MacFarlane figures coming out so I decided to buy another Batgirl and give BW a try. The body was painted over in black and red...[See More]

I liked the Mattel Kgbeast but he was too small to look intimidating over my other Batvillains. Got the MacFarlane Grim Knight, gave him the vest, head, and gunhand from the Mattel figure. I used...[See More]

Growing up in an evangelical home I found the Seraph to be one of the most interesting heroes cause he got his powers from the Hebrew God! This was pretty ballsy in a 1970s comic, especially one like...[See More]

Since covid has me indoors more I've taken on spur of the moment projects. This is a crime scene library for our hero to investigate using foam board and paper from Michael's and Joann's. I got...[See More]

I wanted to give my Sentinels of Magic a diorama and settled for a swamp once I got a Swamp Thing figure. Basically there is a lot of moss and plastic plants from Michael's, some gravestones and...[See More]

UPDATE2: finally found a head I liked: a silver age Aquaman that with the glasses and a thinner neck could look sinister. Today I found some Halloween bat rings at the dollar store and at last I...[See More]

: La Borinqueña was created in 2016 by Edgardo Miranda-Rodriguezand is the first Puerto Rican superhero. She gets her powers from the Taino gods and her character and stories are tied into Puerto...[See More]

UPDATE: decided to make a Suit of Souls base using wire and colored tape to give the appearance of living rags Finally decided to make a figure I've always wanted to see: the Ragman! Like others...[See More]

I've wanted to make this figure for a long time. He's one of Batman's first villains and probably the second Golden Age story I ever read. The Monk was revived by Len Wein and Gene Colan in the 80s...[See More]

I loved the idea of a shadow organization calling the shots in Gotham that even Batman had no clue about. My original Talon took a nose dive off the shelf and I wound up losing one of his swords. I...[See More]

It's a throw-back time Batman villain straight out of the 1980s! Mirage appeared in a couple of stories beginning in Detective 511. I always liked his look and his power to create illusions. He...[See More]

This is a Batman villain I've wanted to make for a long time, made classic by the Adams/ONeill story "Night of the Werewolf." He began as a Dr Evil figure. The head is a modified DCD Constantine that...[See More]

Here is an obscure Batman villain who has seen action on two continents. Death-Man was a villain with one gimmick: he could put himself in a yoga trance that resembles death, which he used to escape...[See More]

"I AM THE SANDMAN...AND NO MAN CAN ESCAPE MY DARK DREAMS" Sandman Mystery theater was one of my favorite books of the '90s. For a long time I've wanted to customize a figure of Wesley Dodd's pulp...[See More]

After seeing optimusleo's recipe for Spy Smasher II, I decided to have a go at her since she was a character I had wanted to make for a long time. She was rather easy to make and makes a great...[See More]

I became a huge Batwoman fan since she debuted a few years back. After her first storyline, Elegy,I decided that I had to make a figure of Alice, a character who seemed part Joker and part Ra's al...[See More]

I love the work many people have done out here constructing dioramas for their figures and always wanting a way to display my Gotham Bat-Family, I finally decided to give it a crack using the pink...[See More]

I recently saw new artwork for Stephanie Brown's debut in the N52 as Spoiler in Batman: Eternal #22 and decided that I had to give the figure a try. The Stephanie Brown Batgirl figure served this...[See More]

Director Bones has taken on a large role of late in the Batwoman comics....a large, crazy, unhinged role. I had an extra body from a Wesley figure in the fodder bin and decided to take a go at him. I...[See More]

In a recent issue of Batman: Eternal we got a brief glimpse of the New 52 version of Maxie Zeus as he enjoyed some downtime underneath Arkham Asylum. He's a bit different than his traditional scrawny...[See More]

Since Carmine Falcone has re-entered the bat-world in Batman: Eternal in a major way, I thought it was time to make a figure of him. Looking through my fodder bin I didn't have anything as he appears...[See More]

Doctor Death is Batman's oldest villain, first introduced in the Detective 29 (1939) as a typical mad scientist--monocle,white smock, and all. He's been re-imagined several times, most recently in...[See More]

Once DCC released the Arkham Origins Firefly figure I decided I had to do something new with my custom Firefly. Firebug was a late 1970s villain with a very similar motif to the older Firefly. They...[See More]

Here is another attempt at a Lady Shiva. The base body is the DCD AC Catwoman. The lower legs come from a Marvel Legends figure, the head was a DCD Wonder Girl and the hair used to belong to a Buffy...[See More]

Wanting to give my DCD Secret Files Black Mask a costume change, I took a spare Wesley figure I had in fodder (the one in the suit, not the tux) and painted his suit white. Repeated coats took up...[See More]

The serial killer son of Commissioner Gordon and brother to Batgirl started out as a DCD Secret Files Black Mask. The head and glasses come from an Angel Wesley figure with sculpted hair....[See More]