NICE!

Adi, 3B – thank you for the visit guys ! You continue to inspire me.

Love seeing these guys so many great obscure Image characters that need be revisited and brought back to life at the hands of amazing customizers ( such as yourself ) Your work is most impressive

WOW, a speedster wolvie. AWESOME WORK!!!

Lonewolf, Steve, Pulpy, Tommy, Rebel, Fitz – Pleasure to have you here good fellas. I am honored to be your host
@Rebel – Cool summary of a Liefeld book in just a few lines .

Cool custom--looks greatd--an 'Rebel' nailed the Liefeld writing style too at no extra charge! -Fitz

Wow! It seems all the humor and back-storied opinions have already been made! It really is like a liefeld book where the writers are trying to make sense of the drawing- pointless backstory, add lib, pointless backstory, add lib, drool, and cut to fight scene! Awesome figure! I grew up reading a lot of these characters!

Wow! Solid job, as usual. Paints are amazing.

I hate that rob liefeld has characters you customized! He's not good enough for that honour!
Even though I'm not a fan of the character, I think you did a great job as usual.

I never heard of this character just had to look him up on comic-vine and you nailed it. AMAZING CUSTOM!

Thanks bro. Well.... that Wolverine guy actually DID steal Deadlock's costume. Real shame...
As for the fists, a lot of thinking goes into the design process...
Dave: "Deadlock is some hand-to-hand-guy. Open hands... he slaps his oponents? He needs scary fists!"
Jeff the Corvette: "OK. We got Wonderwoman, Robin, Shazam and Ryu fists..."
Dave: "Let's go with the Ryus! They look harder !"
Jeff the Corvette: "That would be $3"
Dave: "Three dollars!?! "

Hey, there is some obscure guy named Wolverine posted just after this guy--he could actually steal this costume, tweak it a bit, and it would probably work well for his hair and look. If he would have done something like that I bet he might have made a few issues somewhere. Probably isn't too late to steal shamelessly, he may yet have a future if he can capitalize on Deadlock's design and fame.
On a different note, a guy who is completely ignorant to the customizing processes and sits in awe of what you do is led to ask a lot of questions when he sees magnificence born from mediocrity, which is what I would consider the better ML figures. So, for a guy who still doesn't know exactly what it means to dremel, what is the decision process that leads to a, "Let's go with Ryu's fists for this figure"? Seems like such a small aspect of the figure, yet it also seems like the decision is purposeful and considered much, which is one of the reasons why you are so good at what you do. My customizing-ignorant brain just can't wrap around the concept of choosing all the way down to the fist level, which is why I am a customer and not a customizer I guess. Well done, as always.