I am currently in the process of writing a prose story about a superhero I call Ultimate-Man. The story is a tongue-in-cheek satire about a superhero who falls to earth and finds his way to superherodom along the way. He's about 19 years old.

I think it would help me from a writing standpoint to have a visual reference for what he'd look like in his full costume.

He would require two: One designed by his gay roommate with some sort of cowl to cover his face (it would have to be stereotypical (perhaps a pink bodysuit?) and un-PC, please) and a more traditional, ahem, "manly" costume for later on in the story.

If anyone would like to take a stab at designing such a costume, please do. I have drawn in the past, but my drawing skills are limited and I have little in the way of imagination when it comes to design.

Thanks in advance to anyone who decides to give this a try!

Regards to all,
Chris

General superpowers (flight, strength) or something more specialized?

General superpowers like you indicated, yep.

Excellent work Mr. Smith, fantastic figurework. Really good and natural looking body language. Looks like a gay Hawkeye.

I agree. Were it not for the Hawkeye resemblance - and the assless chaps , it would be a winner! Still, excellent work and a reminder of the fact that I can't draw!

But very well done!

The ass chaps sell the piece.

Cheers- I'm not sure how it ended up looking like Hawkeye! I was going for 'Dame Edna Everedge' glasses/mask and the gayest colours possible for a superhero- so I guess that isn't saying much for poor old Hawkeye!

Just be thankful I put pants under the chaps...

While you might want to retool the mask to avoid Hawkeye comparisons, I really think if the first costume being designed by a gay man is an important point then the pseudo-assless chaps need to stay.

Agree with James' comments.

And Mr. Smith - I love your style. Fantastic stuff.

Cheers! Less Hawkeye-ish:

Damn nice illustration!

Looks good! Nice artwork!