Inspired by the more manga-esque Catwoman April from a set of Japanese stories, this April was cobbled together with the body of the NECA April, with the head, hands, and tail of DC's Cheetah. Ears...[See More]

This Shredder is loosely based on the one that appeared in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtles in Time Re-Shelled (a seriously underrated game with awesome character design). He's mostly made of an...[See More]

I had a spare Hal and struggled over which to make him into: Orange Lantern, or Sinestro Corpsman. Luckily, a compromised arrived just in time in the form of Green Lantern: Emerald Warriors issue 10,...[See More]

This is based on Mike's second Turtle Titan costume, seen during the "Lost Episodes" of the 2003 series. I had initially started using Playmates' Turtle Titan, but realized that the second costume...[See More]

Blackest Night really threw a curveball when it resurrected the one character nobody expected - Deadman. Boston Brand spent a lot of time unmasked and in a trenchcoat, pulled around by his White...[See More]

Following on the heals of my Gauntlet Rocksteady comes Gauntlet Leatherhead, with alternate colors inspired by his appearance in The Gauntlet stage in the Genesis/Mega Drive game, Hyperstone Heist....[See More]

Although I lament the loss of Johnny Storm, I'm really digging the Future Foundation. Of note is Spider-Man, who although he doesn't provide the same dynamic as Torch did, is similar in many ways....[See More]

Repainted the standard Black Hand and resculpted his left arm so he could hold Batman's skull. Did a bit of sculpting on the cape and that's about it. The skull was originally Ghost Rider's....[See More]

Description: Got a hold of a spare Superman and began pondering what to do with him. Cyborg Superman popped into my head, and I was going to do the original version from Reign of the Supermen, but I...[See More]

Making Shredder into an Utrom in the 2003 series was met with mixed reactions, but I thought it was a cool idea. Ch'rell himself was sculpted by a co-worker of mine, and I painted him up. The...[See More]

From the same episode as Nightmare Raphael, comes Nightmare Leonardo. This one was as simple as pulling out his arm and replacing it with some tentacles from a giant squid toy. Painted the tentacles...[See More]

Believe it or not, this is NOT a fan character. Green Lantern ALF actually showed up in the background of an issue of GL. Okay, so it was a lawyer-friendly version in the background of a massive...[See More]

When I initially received this extra Hal Jordan, my first idea was to do the half Green Lantern, half Blue Lantern Hal as a custom. But then, as I looked over my Lantern collection (including the...[See More]

Although many ignored or disliked it due to being too radically different from the cartoon that ran during the 80's and 90's, the 4Kids Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles cartoon could be rather dark at...[See More]

One of three Rabbids that showed up in Ubisoft's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Smash-Up video game, Ninja Rabbid was the only one that made sense to appear in the game. True, ideally there should have...[See More]

A very controversial decision in Ubisoft's Wii/PS2 game "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Smash-Up" was to include three characters from their Rabbid games into a total roster of 15 characters. One of...[See More]

Back in the 90's, Peter Laird developed a team of "Super" Turtles, costumed superhero Turtles with superpowers. That concept didn't go anywhere until Mirage's volume 4 comics and subsequently the...[See More]

Rocksteady with colors based on his rematch in the Genesis/Mega Drive game "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Hyperstone Heist". In the game's Gauntlet stage, you fight recolored versions of all of...[See More]

The first Flashpoint figure that I know of (haven't seen any customs, and DC's official figures won't be out for some time). This was actually tougher to make than you'd think. Logo didn't come out...[See More]

I made this for a custom figure contest a while back on The Technodrome. Laird is an unlockable character in my TMNT fangame (he started out as an April Fool's joke, but apparently people liked the...[See More]

Although the crystal armor on the Karai figure was pretty cool, it always bugged me that they never released a "proper" Shredder Karai. So now here we are....[See More]

I always thought it was weird that Playmates has yet to make a human Baxter figure. I went ahead and did so. Body belongs to Agent Bishop, and the head comes from Baxter Robot....[See More]

Loosely based on the 4Kids episode "The Darkness Within", this is what was shown in Raphael's nightmare....[See More]

Continuing my Infinite Heroes Blackest Night figures, is the Black Lantern version of Eobard Thawne, also known as Professor Zoom and the Reverse Flash, or in this case, Black Flash. The Black Flash...[See More]

No pre-Z DB characters on FigureRealm? Well, we'll just have to fix that! The Battle Jacket was something I wanted a toy of for a long time. I could never afford one as a young lad, and even after I...[See More]

I had a spare Doom, and I had just finished reading the What If story "Demon in an Armor", so I thought "why the heck not?" and went for one o' these....[See More]

Unfortunately, it doesn't look like any Blackest Night or Brightest Day are coming to the 3.75/4 inch scale. So... I guess I'll have to do it myself. WL Sinestro is my first custom at this scale, so...[See More]

I've always thought that Turles (aka Tullece) was an interesting character. He was essentially a dark version of Goku, right down to looking similar, despite confirmation of them not being related....[See More]

I always thought Dex-Starr was an amazing concept, and so I set out to tool one of my own (this was before there were actual Dex-Starr figures released). I used two different cats that came with the...[See More]

I finally found a use for an old Kingpin figure that I had gotten in a lot some time ago. Removing his head, I applied a replacement using TMNT's Hun's, with the ponytail chopped off and sideburns...[See More]