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\n– DC Comics: Green Lantern Corps<\/a> now has its own sub-gallery! It’s just in time, because I’m adding new sprites of members Tomar-Re\/Tomar-Tu, Medphyll, and NautKeLoi that use a new thin GL sprite base I’m working on. There will be more Green Lantern-related sprites popping up through the rest of the year!
\nToys<\/a>: I got Studio Series 86 Megatron a few weeks ago, so I finally took a Decepticon group pic.<\/p>\n

GFX Generators<\/a>: all new custom sprites have been added to the main generator, along with two new backgrounds. One is beta 2 of the Green Lantern Central Power Battery. “What happened to beta 1?” You’ve seen teases of it over the years, and I think part of it is in a Superhero Sprite Showcase video in a “3 comic cover” style display.
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\nThe second background is a new all-Transformers toy aisle. The set-up is similar to the Transformers aisle of my 3D toy section backgrounds, look closely you’ll see the 2D debut of toy items and background details not in the earlier versions here.<\/p>\n

Time for me to thank anyone who has subscribed to the ScrollBoss YouTube channel<\/a>, which just hit 1,000 subscribers this week! I’m going to make a Thank You video and will try to have it ready by next week.<\/p>\n

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Voice actor Peter Cullen brought life to a lot of characters, but many of us know him as the original Optimus Prime. Those of us who grew up watching Transformers heard something in the character that we probably didn’t understand at the time, but it was more than a great voice. The writers created a leader who truly cared about those he fought beside and those he’d sworn to protect, and Cullen found a way to make that feel more real than you’d expect in a cartoon based on a toyline. That happened because it came from a very real source.
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