Call to Duty
Call to Duty and Buzz Babysitter (next image) were created as a pair. Unfortunately I did not have the skills to tie them into one and so only the second was entered into the competition. Buzz gets a call from the temporary headquarters of the JLA {Note the visual gags in there!} In the HQ Batman offers him a job. Too late he discovers the job is babysitting. Simple plot from a simple mind. I started the sequence by playing with an office thinking, "What if the JLA were poorly funded?" Next, seeing the way others in the 3d-cc using Buzz with quite a few plays on his wanting to join with other superheroes, it was not too much of a stretch to come up with the second image. The trouble here was keeping the image uncrowded. I wanted to put in Spiderbabe bouncing on a web trampoline and Kid Punish playing Nikky Fury a ball game - except the ball is a bomb! Two things stopped this. My computer could not handle so many figures at once and the image just looked too crowded. - so these are for later projects or doomed to remain fading in my imagination.

Call to Duty by Dave Lawrence

Programs used: Poser 4 and Photoshop. Characters used: Batman: by Douglas Sturk - P4 Base body modifications and inspiration by Richard Kane Cape by Cage Drei, Wrist Spikes, Chest Emblem, Texture Grouping, leather bump map, Batarang by Douglas Sturk http://www.dreamwater.com/dougsturk/ Belt, Boots Phil Hokusai and Neal Burt, Morphs by Traveler, Newc and Pack http://www.darksouls.com/traveler/ BATMAN (c) 2000 DC Comics created by the late Bob Kane. Buzz Alien by George Deep. Props used: Book by unknown, Candle by unknown, Coffee mug by unknown, Desk by unknown, Drinks Dispenser by someone who didn't put name or any web address in read me. Posts and Rope divider Copyright 1999 by Matthew Clara. Room Prop and Texture Packs By: Duo Genesis Xena & Dke ~Duo Genesis~ http://ancientfuture.com.au/DuoGenesis/index.html duogenesis@yahoo.com.au Rubbish Bin by unknown, Toilet PLunger by FastTraxx chemical@tcac.com Toaster by unknown, The batarang sticking in the wall and the cape hanging from it were with the Batman figure and can be blamed on Douglas Sturk and Cage Drie respectively. Many of the props used are by modelers who either did not provide readme files or whose details I cannot find. I am not a modeler (yet) so I can claim no credit for making any prop used in this picture. If you recognise any of these please inform me so that I can update these credits.