[stevexyz]

    Mr. Mackie is still doing commissions as far as I know. I had one done last year which I will post soon. And I have a different version of the same commission which I was not happy with that he later sold on E-bay, and then that buyer re-sold it on E-bay – to me! So I will post both versions.
    As for Mr. Phipps and leg muscles. He has muscled up the legs quite a bit in his later drawings. I like the way he does legs either muscled or not muscled, but you must be specific with your requests to get the best results. And now to totally contradict what I just said – some of my favorite drawings from him were based on a one or two sentence description, such as the Mary Marvel and the "Got an extra costume for me, Tiger?" commissions.

[stevexyz]

I agree with the dissapointment of not receiving comments on your work, whether they are for stories (as in my case), or for drawings or animations. But true "art" is done for the love of doing it, so negative comments should be viewed as just someone else's opinion, although the comments should not be mean or done in a vitriolic manner. They should be made with politeness and/or suggestions to improve one's art form, and can be taken and used, or discarded by, the artist in question. As for foot growth, it is not something I am particularly fond of, unless the woman in question has grown well beyond average height. I love the muscles growing and height increase, but to me, a woman's normally smaller hands and feet look sexier when she has not assumed the stature of a 'giantess'. Of course, a ten feet tall woman WOULD look disproportionate with small hands and feet! Remember, this is just my opinion so don't have any 20 feet tall women stomp on me please!

[stevexyz]

Thanks! There were a very few I was a little dissapointed in. The artist's mind's eye is never the same as yours; a few came out better then I hoped; and some came out exactly as I'd planned. I will put the Adam Strange Part 2 up today; it falls into one of the three catagories mentioned.

[stevexyz]

I admit it, one and the same. I have a few more Robb Phipps pics to put up, and am trying to write The Supergirl Phenomenom sequel but have writer's block right now.

[stevexyz]

Many thanks for the link Mr. Stone. Some very nice artwork there. I actually own the original of the She Hulk by Everton Costa. Bought it on E-Bay for around $40 or so.

[stevexyz]

Hmmm, one would have thought that when I said "You ain't seen nothin' yet." one would have had a clue as to who Angel Eyes just might be. Anyway, I predict another Space Ranger commission (Part 1 of 2) will be up tomorrow. Do I have psychic powers? Who knows!

[stevexyz]

    Like Captain Kirk, I will break the rules if I don't like them. I would want my bodybuilding girlfriend to be taller, stronger, more muscular then me, and also able to post answers with the words "strength", "clothes", etc. etc. spelled correctly. But that's just me! It also wouldn't hurt if she had a small waistline, hair down to that waist, looked like Angelina Jolie and was filthy rich. On second thought, she could be 'clean' rich instead, but if she was broke I wouldn't hold it against her.
    Now, to conform to the rules of the original question, I would leave out the 'taller' if I absolutely had to.

[stevexyz]

There is a science fiction story (not a novel) from the 70s or 80s about an experiment done on a sort of bag lady that transforms her into an Amazon type after enclosing her in a sort of cocoon. They also do this to a gangster, who turns into a tiny flying fairy (no kidding!). I think it was by Ian Watson or another British author ???, but although I've researched this, I cannot find the book I read this story in or it's title. Sorry about being so vague, but this story does exist somewhere!

[stevexyz]

You ain't seen nothin' yet!

[stevexyz]

Hi all, Steve the Z here, author of The Supergirl Phenomenon and some other stories at Diana's site. I am trying hard to write another chapter, just give me some time. It's nice to see all the artwork generated by my story. The mention of getting paid sounds mighty interesting, especially since I'm one of the now jobless victims of our present economy. Writing the stories is definitely a labor of love, but love don't pay the bills! I've been a lurker here for a long time, but I will try to come out of my shell and get some writing done in the near future! Thanks to all who like my stories!

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