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The Outcast is a legendary figure who turned up in Abby's world over a hundred years ago, having shifted in from elsewhere. Contemporary accounts describe him as the most beautiful man people had ever seen: tall, well-muscled and with perfectly symmetrical features and flowing hair. After his arrival, he made a name for himself by helping the less fortunate; the sad truth is that even in an egalitarian world like Abby's, there are always less fortunate to be found.
And then… something went wrong and he vanished without a trace. It was assumed that he'd just shifted to a different world where he was needed more, like Jenny Everywhere had done before him. The truth was far uglier.

I had made a single portrait of the Outcast before, but didn't like it much. I thought I could do better. I'm not sure I have. In fact, I had to start over with this one after doing a full pencil drawing because it turns out I'm still crap at drawing realistic muscle men. So I did this one again in a more stylized form, making a mental note to work on the muscle anatomy issue later. However, I think this is closer to how he would appear in a comic anyway.

Description
The Outcast is a legendary figure who turned up in Abby's world over a hundred years ago, having shifted in from elsewhere. Contemporary accounts describe him as the most beautiful man people had ever seen: tall, well-muscled and with perfectly symmetrical features and flowing hair. After his arrival, he made a name for himself by helping the less fortunate; the sad truth is that even in an egalitarian world like Abby's, there are always less fortunate to be found.
And then… something went wrong and he vanished without a trace. It was assumed that he'd just shifted to a different world where he was needed more, like Jenny Everywhere had done before him. The truth was far uglier.

I had made a single portrait of the Outcast before, but didn't like it much. I thought I could do better. I'm not sure I have. In fact, I had to start over with this one after doing a full pencil drawing because it turns out I'm still crap at drawing realistic muscle men. So I did this one again in a more stylized form, making a mental note to work on the muscle anatomy issue later. However, I think this is closer to how he would appear in a comic anyway.