You think this is a site about custom action figures, but while your sleeping brain toys with the notion that these assemblages of plastic and clay are merely eye candy for your left brain, you don't realize the bigger picture at work here. Maybe you haven't noticed but this web site is registered by a non-existent entity whose zip code is the same as Tim Bruckner's gardner, which is the smoking gun in the hands of a DC Direct multi-layered conspiracy to get you to buy more action figures, whose plastic contains an addictive hydrocarbonbenzodiatrophene, a chemical that directly impacts the neuro-receptors of your brain, leading you to want more and buy more and keep asking what the next DC Direct product is, so you click and click and click to find what figures are coming out next, but while you keep looking for the answer, you lose the biggest fish of all, and you keep buying more, pumping money into their coffers without even once considering that hydrocarbonbenzodiatrophene is a chemical manufactured in Il Gentellischi Labs, an Italian subsidiary of the Roman-Catholic church and whose nephew is the third-removed cousin of a one Laura Bush, Mrs. George W. Bush.

We're through the looking-glass, people; white is black and black is white. So you keep searching for the answers.

I remain...the Question.

Just like you, I didn't totally love the Question until JLU. He's a little bit Fox Mulder, a little bit John Nash, and a little bit rock 'n roll. I've seen him with a blue/red/yellow palette of varying hues, but I think that the designers for JLU nailed it with this color combo. Although I'm not sure where Question gets his cerulean blue trenchcoats from. Pimpernational Male, maybe?

I sculpted a suit on a McSuperman figure and then added some trenchcoat details, a Captain Atom face with the details smoothed over with clay, and then boom, he's done. My favorite aspects are the various bits of gloss sealer that give the character visual depth (shoes, gloves, hat band, and tie).