Sentry Fans!

[Cosmicman]

^ What's that cover from?

It's an upcoming Avengers/Thor book.
Remember that Thor clone during Civil War?
Apparently he makes his return and battles it out with the real Thor.

[samurainoir]

I was going to make a lame joke about H.A.M.M.E.R. and Thor's hammer, but couldn't get it together. Somedays it just feels like Clor humour has run it's course.

When I saw that image, part of me was kind of hoping that Disco Ball Sleeves Dazzler Thor was being replaced by Old School Thor.

[Cosmicman]

I can't wait until this 3rd rate Lex Luthor (Mr. Norman Osborne) goes away and SHIELD is properly restored along with Ironman and the real Captain America.
Stuff is getting dragged out way too long. Maybe that is why they are axing all these Avenger titles. I am amusing it will go back to one good old book with all our favorites.

[aquatroy]

Mike Deodato can draw a great Tommy Lee Jones!

[thunderbolt]

The long hair look for Thor is alright, since he's supposed to be a Viking. I actually prefer the bearded version, too. I've never seen a clean shaven historical Norseman. Sentry looks just plain idiotic.

[samurainoir]

I always liked the look that Simonson gave him.

[thunderbolt]

Its not bad, keep the stuff that agrees with the original design and get the rest of it back Norse-ified and you have a winner.

[TrueDave]

I was always more popular with the ladies when I wore long hair.

I thought Sentry was awesome looking when he had long hair with the beard. It was something I really liked about him. When I did my custom of Sentry I decided to go with that look because I think it made him stand out.

You are right, shaved he looks girly (because most artists don't capture long haired men wearing yellow spandex too well)

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2047/3543683377_1dc1fc8cb7.jpg

Even Thor looks like a tranny by some artists. When they updated his armor costume in the later 90s is when Thor started to become more masculine.

I don't think you've done a Thunderbolt world Sentry yet, have you? Curious what you would do to him. Make sure you give him a beard.



That's cool. No offense, I don't know why but I always pictured John Lovitz when you talk in a post or something. Not sure why I got that vision in my head. Maybe it was the screen name that somebody had on another board that looked like that.

Honestley, I never thought I would have been in a professional band and moved over to a group of guys who take the business serious and live for the music. I started out doing music as a hobby when I was a teenager and always had long hair.

I cut my hair about two years ago when the band took a year off after some long and bad drama that almost killed the band but when we returned in late 2007 they all mentioned and agreed that short hair on me didn't work (I had begun to grow it back).

When my hair was short for those few months, I did notice a lot of different things. It was nice to get a lot of respect from elderly people and it felt like more people talked more nice to me when I cut my hair. I know that sounds weird. I have had this conversation with my friend Mark Stalcup (think he is a member here still) he cut his hair once...etc....noticed some things like that to.

The weirdness about long hair on men seems to come from where I just live. The city I live in is Janesville, Wisconsin. It is a very preducide and stereo type community of finger pointers.

Our band usually travels to the bigger cities like Madison or Milwaukee to perform. We have done some local shows at the rock club in Janesville and it was a big spectical because of our "appearance" it was treated as an entertainment show.

A bigger city....the only thing people really notice that "stands out" about us is the funky makeup. I am not why that is. Long hair on men is just taboo to some people. It's funny and I will never get it.