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It's Dr. Horrible's turn!

I've always loved comic book heros (or villians) with dual identities. They hide who they are behind a mask or a costume because they're ashamed, or because they're protecting the ones they love, or just because they can. But often times the man (or woman) behind the mask is far more interesting. Therefore, I drew the villian everyone loves Dr. Horrible and his hapless alter ego Billy - complete with laundry to further stalk the love of his life (who doesn't know he exists) Penny.

Billy (aka Dr. Horrible) is a classic example of why I love the recent rise of the geek-hero. Poor Billy is a hopeless romantic and I'll be damned if he doesn't remind me of Charlie Brown and his unrequited love for the little red-headed girl. But as Billy he goes "unnoticed" and this makes you wonder how many people you've passed at the laundromat that are actually evil geniuses.

And NPH does a fantastic job with every little bit he adds to the character - I swear, the man deserves some sort of award for his job as the infamous Dr. Horrible. Seriously, watch the musical again and focus soley on Neil... it's incredible.

My favorite song is from the beginning of Act 2 between Penny and Billy.

And yes... it is a death ray. Not a ice ray... that's all Johnny Snow... freakin' hack.

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Dr. Horrible is (c) the Whedon clan

Description
It's Dr. Horrible's turn!

I've always loved comic book heros (or villians) with dual identities. They hide who they are behind a mask or a costume because they're ashamed, or because they're protecting the ones they love, or just because they can. But often times the man (or woman) behind the mask is far more interesting. Therefore, I drew the villian everyone loves Dr. Horrible and his hapless alter ego Billy - complete with laundry to further stalk the love of his life (who doesn't know he exists) Penny.

Billy (aka Dr. Horrible) is a classic example of why I love the recent rise of the geek-hero. Poor Billy is a hopeless romantic and I'll be damned if he doesn't remind me of Charlie Brown and his unrequited love for the little red-headed girl. But as Billy he goes "unnoticed" and this makes you wonder how many people you've passed at the laundromat that are actually evil geniuses.

And NPH does a fantastic job with every little bit he adds to the character - I swear, the man deserves some sort of award for his job as the infamous Dr. Horrible. Seriously, watch the musical again and focus soley on Neil... it's incredible.

My favorite song is from the beginning of Act 2 between Penny and Billy.

And yes... it is a death ray. Not a ice ray... that's all Johnny Snow... freakin' hack.

Leave a comment!

Dr. Horrible is (c) the Whedon clan