McMurphy
Apostate Against the Eloi
Pitt
Yep, you are once again correct.
Pitt was of the first generation of characters from the forefathers of Image Comics: a company formed by high profile artists from Marvel panting at a chance to stick it to (how they felt) a restricting business.
The following passage describing who is Pitt is taken directly from Keown's homepage:
"The fetus that would become PITT was stolen from Ann Bracken's womb early on in her pregnancy. The thieves were alien geneticists, members of a race conquered long ago by the interstellar warriors of the Creed. Combining the fetus's DNA with that of the Creed Emperor Zoyvod, those aliens created a being who embodied the most aggressive traits of both human and Creed - the most savage, most powerful hybrid ever to emerge from one of Zoyvod's gestation tanks. PITT possesses stupendous strength and endurance; his unusual brain chemistry responds to pain as a stimulant instead of a deterrent, so the more he hurts, the harder he fights. He weighs about a thousand pounds, and stands 7 feet tall. He's a mighty force with his massively-muscled legs, razor-sharp teeth and retractable talons. Genetically engineered to be an assassin for Creed, PITT struggles to cope with his human emotions."
Pitt was the brainchild of Dale Keown, who made his name drawing The Incredible Hulk in the '90s. He later had Pitt fight and team-up with The Hulk in an one-shot publication put on the market jointly by Image and Marvel. Pitt has also had a successful crossover with the character The Darkness.
HERE is a link to Dale Keown's site which hosts some online pages from the series, wallpapers, and other information in regards to the character, the studio, and the artist.
To be honest, the only reason I picked up the first couple issues when they came out in 1993 was because of my prior fandom with Keown's Hulk run. Keown is infamous for taking far too long between issues.
All that said, the thread is once again in your control, GOLLUM.
Yep, you are once again correct.
Pitt was of the first generation of characters from the forefathers of Image Comics: a company formed by high profile artists from Marvel panting at a chance to stick it to (how they felt) a restricting business.
The following passage describing who is Pitt is taken directly from Keown's homepage:
"The fetus that would become PITT was stolen from Ann Bracken's womb early on in her pregnancy. The thieves were alien geneticists, members of a race conquered long ago by the interstellar warriors of the Creed. Combining the fetus's DNA with that of the Creed Emperor Zoyvod, those aliens created a being who embodied the most aggressive traits of both human and Creed - the most savage, most powerful hybrid ever to emerge from one of Zoyvod's gestation tanks. PITT possesses stupendous strength and endurance; his unusual brain chemistry responds to pain as a stimulant instead of a deterrent, so the more he hurts, the harder he fights. He weighs about a thousand pounds, and stands 7 feet tall. He's a mighty force with his massively-muscled legs, razor-sharp teeth and retractable talons. Genetically engineered to be an assassin for Creed, PITT struggles to cope with his human emotions."
Pitt was the brainchild of Dale Keown, who made his name drawing The Incredible Hulk in the '90s. He later had Pitt fight and team-up with The Hulk in an one-shot publication put on the market jointly by Image and Marvel. Pitt has also had a successful crossover with the character The Darkness.
HERE is a link to Dale Keown's site which hosts some online pages from the series, wallpapers, and other information in regards to the character, the studio, and the artist.
To be honest, the only reason I picked up the first couple issues when they came out in 1993 was because of my prior fandom with Keown's Hulk run. Keown is infamous for taking far too long between issues.
All that said, the thread is once again in your control, GOLLUM.
