El Gato y Monito by cvrad
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Thought I would share this with you.
While doing some research on the Black Cat aka El Gato Negro.
I came across a promotional picture with her and her sidekick Monito or "Little Monkey".
This image was taken by the Chicago Daily Paper as part of a collection of Chicago's then famous superheros of the 30's.
It was raffled off as part of a fund drive for the local children's hospital.
In 1962 it was found again and resold a few years back at Sutherby's Auction House in New York for $87,000
this is just a reproduction of the original.
Hello all,
Just having more fun with my new muse El Gato.
I knew I wanted to give her a sidekick with some muscle just couldn't find a mouse so hence Little monkey or Monito
The Heavy Hitter presets for the SuperSuit on DAZ just screamed to be used here.
Hope to do some action scene with these two if anybody has some suggestions please feel free to sitemail me or add to comments. The only restriction I would have is not a lot of people in the scene. Drains system resources and takes a long time to place and fill crowd scenes. But other than that I'm open to all ideas preferably along the lines of 30's - 50's style black and white noir scenario action scene.
PS i apologize if my Spanish is a bit off I was learning it but quit a few months ago. No offense intended
Have a great week and weekend
Chris
Comments (8)
eekdog Online Now!
cool image. i have never heard of that name or fails my memory...
Drakkendark
Cool work.
Faemike55
Great work Chris
magnus073
Chris, you did a marvelous job on this super cool presentation.
giulband
Cool !
mightymysterio
It definitely looks like an old photo, and reminds me of some old circus promos. As for future suggestions, why not look at some Golden Age comic book covers for some ideas, with el Monito providing the muscle and el Gato being more gymnastic? You wouldn't need to include much of a crowd because the graphic style of the Golden Age was very streamlined compared to today's comic books.
cvrad
Thanks for the suggestion
Oskargirl
Has that 30s feel...good work.....can't wait to see what they get into,,,,,,,
Cyve
Outstandingly done... Fantastic scene also !!!