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"Necromalgam" by Stanton F. Fink

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SciFi and Fantasy Art Necromalgam by Stanton F. Fink

A powerful necromancer sought to bar the subterranean entrance of his lair, as marauding thieves would often use it to raid his treasure vaults. So, he contructed a most horrific creature from both the remnants of the thieves he had caught, and from some of his own undead servants. This creature, Necromalgam, would incorporate the bodies and life forces of those it slew into its own being. Eventually, Necromalgam became too powerful for the necromancer to control and it finally turned on him, incorporating him into its being as well.

Date	Name	Comment
22 Jul 2002	Diana Mains	Loading... Oh yes, and thank you for commenting on my gallery.. (Can you tell that was the second thing on my mind when I saw this pic?)
23 Jul 2002	Damon 'Belgurdo' Lawrence	Loading... I remember an issue of Battle Chasers (Joe Mad's oft-delayed comic) that had a monster that used a similar "Legion of dead matter combined into one beast" formula, but he only used it to make a kind of "giant boss" enemy. Kind of a waste, considering he could have used the idea in later issues to great extent. The way you go about really fleshes out the concept behind this type of creature.Granted, I often find myself thoroughly shackled to the "giant boss enemy" syndrome. I think I read the issue right before that incident.
2 Aug 2002	Christopher 'Topher' Allen Shepard	Loading... Wow, the colors and details on this are just awesome. Stanton F. Fink replies: "Loud, and unsightly. Perfect for an undead abomination."
20 Aug 2002	Kazumi Hirota	Loading... I'm glad you got it coloured 'cos that brings attention to particular parts of the picture which we might not necessarily have noticed before... LIKE THAT EVILE PLATYPUS HEAD NEAR THE TOP. point Do you see the evile platypus head?! Do you?! DO YOU!?!?!? points again Next to the bit of brain sitting on the pink jelly!!!... PLATYPUS!!!!! Do platypuses make good undead servants then?
21 Aug 2002	M. 'Mijka' Katsillis aka MiDNiGHT	Loading... I think he's talking about the semi denuded cattle head...I'm not sure though... Anyway, I'm the "Greek Elfwood Friend", or however he phrased that. Meanwhile, I -got- your emails. Things have just been really...hectic, I suppose one could put it. I'm working on a color scheme for one of the drawings as we speak It's fun doing umpteen things at once! yay Stanton F. Fink replies: "I wish I could multitask like you... sigh Oh well."
29 Sep 2002	EdinsBlood	Loading... It's spelled platepi!!! Stanton F. Fink replies: "Actually it would be "platypod," given that the plural of "pus" (foot) is "pod," (feet) or "poda.""
1 Nov 2002	Lisa Ann Eshkenazi	Loading... Hey, I never saw the colored version of this. I like it...muchly. I liked the b/w version because it somehow seemed all disorderly and oozy....this one seems more organized. But I still like it. Especially the green arm thing.
8 Dec 2002	Anh	Loading... Were those theives human? Cuz none of its body parts look remotely human. Or am I just looking at the wrong parts? Stanton F. Fink replies: "Yes. Remember, the necromancer added parts from his undead servants, too, plus the Necromalgam has done lots of scavenging."
19 Dec 2003	Vitia Simone	Loading... It's so creeepy! especially with the little story about it. shiver I think I need to get back to my xmas presents now.tries to think really happy thoughts Your detail is amazing.
5 Feb 2009	Amanda l norden	Loading... cool. very errie, i love the skinny legs with that amorphous blob like body, good work.
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