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After seeing his stephdad in his Steppenwolf Cossplay, Alex decided he wanted to make something simulair for the first con after Corona ended. Thanks to his bodytype after the first transformation he got the body for it. His brother Damian was a little bit jalous.
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I won another draw thing on twitter, this type it was Superhero themed. And I think Steppenwolf AKA Allen Kane is just as much as a superhero as Superman or Wolferine. Depents on how you look to it. I really love how it turned out. Greggrth did a really amazing job.
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I won another draw thing on twitter, this type it was Superhero themed. And I think Steppenwolf AKA Allen Kane is just as much as a superhero as Superman or Wolferine. Depents on how you look to it. I really love how it turned out. Greggrth did a really amazing job.
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They're available to download in https://archive.org .
https://archive.org/search.php?quer.....ures%20Project
https://archive.org/search.php?query=arcane%20flash&and[]=subject%3A"Flash"
If you have downloaded previously a Flash Player and you haven't uninstalled from your computer or updated before Flash plug-in's death, it should be able to at least "work".
+ Archive.org has implemented an emulator for Flash content "Ruffle".
It's still a W.I.P, so some compatibility issues can happen, but we can see, Ruffle has a potential - perhaps one day, there will be a new "ressurection" of Flash (more secure and more safe, that can co-exist with nowadays more often used HTML5), so more Flash project can be made.
https://archive.org/search.php?quer.....ures%20Project
https://archive.org/search.php?query=arcane%20flash&and[]=subject%3A"Flash"
If you have downloaded previously a Flash Player and you haven't uninstalled from your computer or updated before Flash plug-in's death, it should be able to at least "work".
+ Archive.org has implemented an emulator for Flash content "Ruffle".
It's still a W.I.P, so some compatibility issues can happen, but we can see, Ruffle has a potential - perhaps one day, there will be a new "ressurection" of Flash (more secure and more safe, that can co-exist with nowadays more often used HTML5), so more Flash project can be made.
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