Forget all of them. I want Moonbeam McSwine! Ah for the days when a buxom, barely clothed young woman rolling in a pig sty was considered wholesome family entertainment. Oh wait, today it's called Fear factor. Daisy Mae would be nice too.

They are not from comics but ren and stimpy.

Inuyasha, Shippo and Kirara ! I love all Inu crew, but I guess I'll try doing Inu when I put my hands on Hiro (or IF I put my hands on Hiro)

I'm only 32 and I watched Mighty Mouse all the time when I was little. I loved that show. I wonder if you can buy it on DVD.

Roger Ramjet, or not actually cartoon - but any of the Jerry Anderson characters - you know Thunderbirds, Fireball XL5, Supercar etc.... Also I think my boys would get a kick out seeing the Pokemon Characters Poserized. Though I think Jessie and James would need a lot of work to match their TV counterparts.

Well since we're off the comic book heros I wouldn't mind a good Brock Sampson from the Venture Bros. ^_^ or Vash and Wolfwood from Trigun if we're talking purly comic book, then I'd say any/all of the spawn characters (esp the fat little clown - talk about creepy :D) or the Caretaker from the midnight sons series.

Heroes are easy... they don't wear much (to show off their muscles). Hit the spandex morph and dab a spot of paint on the material groups. Add a belt or cloak. Whoopee. Villains are the tricky ones. They require wardrobes: flowing trains, flowing sleeves, layers of clothes, high collars, anything to make them even more impressive. And rich. And powerful enough to command a decent tailor. (Example: Ming the Mercilous in all his opulent glory vs Flash Gordon in t-shirt and trousers... Flash wouldn't know what to do with a tailored suit if it didn't have his name on the front.) At least Alucard knows how to dress. Carolly the Opinionated

SPIDERMAN fully modeled from scratch, the webbing modeled to the figures mesh as part of the mesh.

Jay, I got TWO tick bites in the middle of my back a couple weeks ago. One I scraped off and out with my fingernail and got all of him, the other was higher between the shoulderblades and I only got half. :( I had to sit here awake for several hours until my upstairs neighbor woke up because there was no way on this green earth I was going to sleep with half a tick in my back. She used an x-acto knife, but was rather unimpressed with my home medical kit. (Hey... I put in a fresh blade!) The spots still itch. :grrrr: Tomorrow when I see the Dr about the knot in my foot, I'm going to ask about Lyme disease. :grrrrrrrrr: No ticks. Besides, the only thing well-dressed about a tick is the wound. Carolly

& don' be fergettin' Calvin & Hobbes

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Kim Possible, Shego and star Sapphire. Oh and the Archie gang too.

teen titins robin and beast boy

Johnny Soko's robot. Ultraman The entire "Drawn Together"cast "Strong Xandir" "Strong Xandir" 8 )~ Tom

Ultraman and family can be found in Freestuff here by Searching Royloo's Freebies.

OK, so what about Biggles?

BA, Bob, Dave, Sara, and Brian from "Knights of the Dinner Table". http://www.kenzerco.com/images/periodicals/kodt/kodtwallpaper1024.jpg Guy

Groo!!

I'm going to have to second that request for Brock Samson from "The Venture Brothers". Of course, then we'd need an orange '69 Dodge Charger too.