The Savage Sub-Mariner: Prince Namor Wishes You and Yours a Very Merry Christmas!

[HardyGirl]

I'm not familiar w/ Savage Sub Mariner, (just Prince Namor from the 60s cartoons), but you made him look just like the comics. Good job!

[noelani72]

neat realization - the wings really set him apart.

[Grimjohn]

Fantastic job sir! This version of Subby is on my to-do list!

[TrekStar]

Excellent custom, beautiful work, Namor never looked better.

[ScottA]

Awesome work.

[PNGwynne]

Originally, I had aspirations to sew them into the seams of the under-arms, but then I would not be able to get the belt around the waist. I could also have sewn them on in a similar fashion to the Mego Falcon (which was the premise for the design of the wings), but I chose the tape route instead.

Thanks for asking!

Hmmm. I was thinking about Aqua-Foes and your cool Human Flying Fish--but with wings as above and attached Falcon-style. After seeing Namor, seems doable.

[mjaycox]

Looks awesome!!

Savage Sub Mariner was one of the first customs I ever did. It's cool to see another one! I like the wings under her arms

[hawkmike]

very cool job,doing great work

[kingdom warrior]

Amazing!!!!

[megowgsh]

Luv the printed muscles! That is the first time I've ever seen such a thing. It really works. Very inspiring.

The muscle pattern was designed by my dear friend Paul "Daremo" Kuhr some years back. I believe we originally used it to show depth in a Silver Surfer suit, but since then I have used it for Wolverine, Namor, and a few others where I felt I needed to highlight muscle definition. Here are a few:

[Bronxboykev]

Love Love Love it!!!

[TrekStar]

They all look amazing, but the Rhino looks very cool.

[palitoy]

Love it!

[Spyweb007]

The printed muscles is a great idea, I tried that trick on a Wolverine suit. I wonder how a Tarzan body suit would look with the muscles printed onto it, maybe using a necklace and some wristbands to hide the neck and sleeve ends?