This is actually the second design of some robotic bad guy I had originally drawn back in 1988. "Necrotron"...ha ha ha! Wow, could you get a cheesier name than that?

This guy was supposed to be one of the villains in a comic story I was trying to put together called "Bullett". It was sort of a science-fiction-meets-Sam-Spade kinda story. The main character was an older guy (whose name I can't remember, but the last name was "Bullett") who was a detective who had been in one too many shoot-outs. The guy was covered in scars. He had two accomplices: an alien lizard guy (whose name I also cannot recall at this moment) and a hot-looking robot chick named Rhoda. The scenery was sort of 1940's mixed with 2140's. Alas, nothing ever came of it.

This picture was not completed because I didn't like the way the colors were coming out. Had I had a set of Prismacolors at that time, the picture may have gotten completed. This is why I always say a traditional artist (as far as I'm concerned) must have more skill than a digital artist. There is NO "undo" button if you fuck something up in traditional media. I made lots of mistakes in the past while coloring or inking things. The last picture I messed up in such a fashion was several years ago. Perseverance pays off!