I really like the samurai.

The two in the upper right and center look nice *reminds self I have to draw more humans soon.*

I dig all of these except for the last one, there's just something off about her hips proportionally that is throwing me off. I think her hips would
have done better to be widened and her midsection to not be so barbie thin.

The top left, upper middle, and bottom middle characters are solid. I like their silhouettes and I especially love the use of charcoal for the overalls guy.
You just don't see too much of that medium around here. Clothes on all 3 look loose and the bottom middle samurai's robes seem a tad too 'scruntched',
Maybe the fabric should have just draped over the belt a bit instead of looking like he's been hiking them up for the past hour.

The bottom left cop/mafia/gangbanger Has a good proportion and it portrays his character well. Again, nice silhouette.

I love the sword for the top far right character, but to really push that perspective you should really darken the lines 'closest' to the camera, maybe doing
the same to his feet and hands to really show he's grounded and ready to fight. There's a lot of energy in the pose, so it almost feels like he's about to
pounce, which is awesome. Plus he's the most expressive facially and in body language out of the six. However, I didn't notice the slime at first because
it looks like he's looking up, not down, which leads the reader/viewer's eyes away from the main focus of his attack. Eye direction is key to story, so always
make sure they're pointed toward the action if there's a subject of focus besides the main character.

:3

Hey thanks a lot Abbey. I'll take a number of those into account and a few of those errors I sadly all ready knew of. I would love to have this type of thing on all my images,