Two Puuuuuuuuunch!!!!!

While the Invincible comic series features appearances from many Image heroes, due to licensing issues, the animated version has had to create new ones. One such hero is Two Punch Man. Not much is known about the character, but it's obvious he's an homage/parody of Saitama, the protagonist of One-Punch Man. His first appearance was at the funeral for the Guardians of the Globe. He is apparently as strong as Saitama and he can fly. He seemed to be taken out pretty easily, so he isn't the most durable. To use his power he must land a second punch on his foes. This is shown to take out a magma creature that gave Invincible trouble. Unfortunately for Two Punch Man, he's often knocked out before he can land the second blow.

Two Punch Man: Init +2; Atk +5 punch (1d4); Crit V/1d20; AC 14; HD 3d8; HP 15; Mov. 30', fly 50'; Act 1d20; SP two punch; SV Ref +2; Fort +3; Will +2; Path L

Two punch: Two Punch Man can unleash his devastating power on an opponent he punches a second time in combat. Instead of 1d4 damage, this punch deals 12d12 damage. Two Punch Man can hold back his power and make the punch nonlethal. If this option is taken, instead of killing the opponent, it reduces them to 1 HP and they fall unconscious.

Also if you're curious about the blog's title, its a reference to the infectious theme for the first season of One-Punch Man.

Happy Birthday, Eric!

Today is Eric Bloat’s birthday. Since he’s my favorite Batman fan, I thought it would be fun stat up Birthday Boy, the first costumed villain faced by Batman Earth One. Wish Eric a happy birthday and make it extra special by grabbing one of his games from the Bloat Games shop or DriveThruRPG.

Birthday Boy: Init +2; Atk +d6 serial killer knife (1d8+3); Crit G/1d20; AC 14; HD 4d8+12; HP 32; Mov. 30'; Act 1d20; SP +3 to sneak silently and hide in shadows (as thief), critical threat range: 19-20; SV Ref +2; Fort +4; Will +2; Path C

If They Keep Making Them…

…I’ll keep sharing them. The artist created it to stand in solidarity with Daniel Warren Johnson.

Available Soon

Yesterday Dave and I received our printer proofs for issue 1 of Crisis in Infinite Zines. While I hate my voice (especially because I’m currently adjusting to dentures), I recorded this flip through. 

And Another One

Transformers and Absolute Batman artist Daniel Warren Johnson created this fantastic piece featuring Optimus Prime defending citizens from ICE.

His regular collaborator Mike Spicer colored it.

I Just Help The Little Guy

I’m a huge fan of Ollie and I think this piece by Conner Coker is true to his character. I also agree 💯 with the sentiment expressed.

My Adventures With Goku

This Ricardo Lopez Ortiz cover for My Adventures with Superman is a great tribute to Akira Toriyama’s classic Dragon Ball art. Considering Superman was an inspection for Goku it’s cool to see things come full circle.

Soldiers of the Sabretooth War

The Sabretooth War was one of the bloodiest Wolverine stories of the past few years. Sabretooth, working with a rogue mutant group, took down Orchis labs ran by his son Graydon. Graydon had been travelling the multiverse and killing variants of his father. He removed the heads and mounted them on his walls and using Orchis tech turned the headless corpses in a cyborg army. Unfortunately for Wolverine, 616 Sabretooth and a few of his variants took control of this army and used them to viciously attack Wolverine and his family. 

I thought these headless mutant cyborgs would be great powerful henchmen in a DCC supers game.

Sabretooth Cyborg: Init +6; Atk +d8 claw (2d8+3); Crit M/1d30; AC 14; HD 6d8+18; Mov. 30'; Act 1d20+1d16; SP cyborg, critical threat range: 18-20,  mutant, regeneration; SV Ref +4; Fort +7; Will +0; Path N

Regeneration: Their death and cybernetic resurrection has weakened Sabretooth's mutant regenerative abilities. A cyborg heals 1 HP at the beginning of each round.

Hamburger Help Us!

I thought y'all could use a midweek laugh and this was too good not to share.

 Artist