WANTED: G-rated GARGANTUAN Muscle pics

[dancer56]

I need links to mega muscle pics, much like ATOMIC MUSCLE'S profile pic of men overly sized with ridiculous muscle frames. I prefer these pics to be G-rated yet visual with no sexual overtones, please since I need them to prove a point on another site that seems to have a distorted idea of what muscle artists are looking for in mega muscle carictures. This is the first time Ive asked for honest help on this site. Your feedback would greatly be appreciated. I know you guys have bundles of pics Im looking for. Thanks.

[bluefrog]

Whay site is that?

[dancer56]

A Superman site. They think he should look like the actors physiques prior. Now Christopher Reeve wasnt bad, and Brandon Routh I can swallow, but still, those actors had to BEEF UP for the role. And George Reeves had some padding, and Kirk Alyn needed some. So when I drew my Super muscular Superman bods they think its overexaggerated and out of proportion. But thats nothing compared to some of the MORPHS Ive seen on this site.

[ts1976]

The comicbook Superman is much more muscular than his film counterpart... Do they complain about that too?

Anyway, here's a big guy...

http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y217/ts1976/e093.jpg

~T.

[hickory]

Anatomically impossibly muscular men (and impossibly busty women) are hardly news to comic art. I mean, I suppose it IS overexxagerated and out of proportion, but . . . I had always thought that was the point.

[dancer56]

Originally Posted by ts1976

The comicbook Superman is much more muscular than his film counterpart... Do they complain about that too?

Anyway, here's a big guy...

http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y217/ts1976/e093.jpg

~T.

They complain about everything, you'd think they wanted Superman anorexia. Even when I suggested this Superman musclebound costume site. http://hollywoodcostumesandparty.com/ Costume is visable when you scroll down a bit. I like it, but theres alot more different styles also.

[dancer56]

Originally Posted by hickory

Anatomically impossibly muscular men (and impossibly busty women) are hardly news to comic art. I mean, I suppose it IS overexxagerated and out of proportion, but . . . I had always thought that was the point.

Exactly! What's the point of being an artist, or even a cartoonist if one sets limitations! If that were so, Bugs Bunny would have no career.

[dancer56]

OH, and if any of you muscle hunks want a chance to tell off some know it all superhero nerds, here's your chance. Cause I inadvertantly brought them out. On the SUPERMANHOMEPAGE is a selection called message board. When you get to the message board grill, scroll to the bottom and click fan art. There you will find my post of BUFF SUPERMAN. None of these guys liked any of my drawings at all. They said he was out of proportion and ridiculous looking. AS IF I CARE! HE'S MY SUPERMAN NONTHELESS. Anyway I did some research on this site, because I was aware of the MORPH potential. And I liked the end product. So I took four picture links and added them to one of my posts as examples of morphing muscles to extreme mass bulk illustration. I hope some of you guys dont mind, its really a compliment since Im so picky. I did not take any credit for those morphs, nor did I mention any names, or where they came from. I just wanted some samples. Anyway, this one guy said, well the computer age is here but I dont know what SUPERMAN has to do with a computer. I said, "havent you even heard of SUPERMAN as a game boy advance product?" If any of you guys get hot-headed about using a few of your morphs as examples, I'll gladly delete them from my Superman post. In the meantime, I do thank your driving force, even if I do appear jealous from time to time because Im a lone slim guy artist who happens to like muscle.