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Published: 2016-09-29 00:08:36 +0000 UTC; Views: 27331; Favourites: 1259; Downloads: 726
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My take on an often requested character. Always dug shots of him cooking off with his eyebeam so just went with that. Not overthinking it lol. Hope you enjoy!Related content
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The very underrated leader of X-men. Amazing work!
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Saw a booth at Wonder Con selling a lot of your prints. This one, Nova, maybe a few others. Was that you? Saturday?
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Thanks for the note! That was Oly's booth and he is authorized to sell my work. Totally legit, all good
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Always one of my favorites. The movies really screwed him over.
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Sure he can be a douche, but was always an old favourite.Β Cool blasts, cunning tactician, nice shades and a beautiful redhead in his arms ^_^ (MOST of the time)Β Bit of a tool every other time, though lol
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Yeah! I've been waiting for this one and he looks great! Thank you very much!
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Dude, well done! I am totally in love with each part of this piece. I can almost feel the surge coming from that eyebeam blast... WOW!
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this is amazing. the colours, the detail, just...wow. No words it's so awesome.
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this is crazy good takes me back to my childhood when I used to collect marvel cards <3
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Wow...you wouldn't even know this was a photomanipulation. Β You got the stance/expression with this guy awesome. Β Love the eye beam too with all the light flaring around it.
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Oh my goodness this is amazing!! I have always loved the X-men and well Marvel in general, both comic and Cinematic. Brilliant work!!!
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Very cool! Β The eye beam effects add to the feeling of Cyclops' anger.
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I heard once that one explanation for Scott's laser beam is that it was energy from another dimension. Here that explanation looks really sound. It really looks supernatural and extra-dimensional.
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That explanation ended up debunked a few years later short version his optic blasts operate in a way similar to Superman's heat vision in the sense that he is able to absorb sunlight (and other energy sources) and redirect that energy into his optic blasts.
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Ok then. To be honest, I haven't read many comics, and I'm far from caught up with DC and Marvel news. Thanks for straightening this all out. Then (and this will be my new theory here) if you think about it Scott is very similar to kryptonians.
When Superman absorbs the sun, it gives him strength, speed, nigh-invulnerability, and other such things, which is perhaps why he can choose when to use his heat vision. for Cyclops, that energy input seems directly focused though his eyes, and not through all the super abilities Superman has. If Scott only has one outlet for his energy as opposed to Superman's multiple outlets, he would be forced to sustain that stream of energy for as long as he gains energy input. As to why it's through his eyes, I think that involves the nature of eyesight. Energy is neither destroyed or created, just utilized in different ways by both supers.
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Thanks, and I was just going off a basic law of energy.
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Well despite many non expert comic book readers think science and what not does exists in comics yours sounded very convincing.
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Thank you. And I will admit, I'm no expert in comics, and while a lot of it defies science (Ghostrider, Dr. Strange, Thor to name a few), not everything defies science. Barry Allen, Batman, and a few others are experts in crime investigation. But yeah, I think that if you want to put real science into the mix, it would have to be convincing.
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THIS IS AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Awesome pic, the effects from the eye blast is super!
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Went with his latest costume I see. You've chosen well!
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"What would you prefer? Yellow Spandex?"
I always thought that was one of Scott's best lines in the first X-Men movie.
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BEAUTIFUL! I adore how you captured his laser effect.
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