Most are cost against existing Heroscape Marvel cards, other than the villains, which are attempts at epic super villains. A few do need some play-testing still.
I also tried to get creative by putting some drawbacks on many of the cards for some flavor as well as cost control.
Some powers are borrowed from other custom creators, so if I did not thank you specifically, it was an oversight.
Agent Axis. One of my Invaders villains. I have a custom fig to go with the card. The initial power is meant to represent his triple personality, created by melding three individuals into one.
Here is the figure custom:
Alkema/War Toy. A somewhat lesser powered Ulton. She is sort of a mini-epic villain. I have plans to create a custom fig of her by combining a Mockingbird and Jocasta fig, but who knows when that will get done.
Here is my custom figure for her:
Arkon
Here is an
Avengers team card, which is a modified version of Grey Owl's idea/card. It is a concept that I might look at more in the future, but it has been on hold for a while now.
Baron Blood. Invaders villain. Vampire.
Baron Zemo. I wanted a Zemo that was a bit more powered up than what is out there. The use of the "X" Marker is a little nod to his Adhesive X theme. While it was certainly an iconic part of his early character, I just didn't like any of the game play options I came up with.
Black Knight...has been modified quite a few times. Ultimately, I did do away with the Lover Boy power...as much as I loved it.
Black TalonI was excited to see this minor Avengers villain come out as a Heroclix. He is from one of my favorite storylines (roughly Avengers 150-170). He has not been playtested yet in terms of point value.
Black Widow
Bucky. Invaders custom that is obviously mean to play off of the official Captain America.
Count Nefaria. Based on the "souped" up version of the Count. He is a beast to play against, but very fun if you are into taking on a group of heroes.
Criti Noll (Skrull)
The origin of this one was me looking at my bucket of spare Clix figures. I have a couple extra of the Yellowjacket figs so why not make a card for the Skrull that impersonated Pym/YJ? I know there is a YJ as skrull clix, but I will probably just paint the YJ's face green.
Crystal. Haven't had a chance to play her much, but looking forwards to seeing how her terrain changing ability plays out in further playtests.
Deathbird. Based on her infamous one on one battle against Hawkeye in which Clint laid a big smooch on her after defeating her. Someone has a 180 point Hawkeye that went through the NM24 process, so she is geared to battle him.
Doc Doom. He is similarly powered to my NM24 Graviton, though he has only been playtested a handful of times.
Doctor Doom 2. Another crack at a pretty tough character. The double unrestricted activation of "Pawns" makes him a beast, especially with capable squads. Throw in high defense and if you play him with any version of Doombots, and you might be able to make the case that he is worth even more.
Doctor Spectrum. The first member of the super villain team, the Squadron Sinister. Marvel intentionally made them DC ripoffs and the good doctor is modeled after Green Lantern. He is priced to go head to head with Iron Man.
Dragon Man, meant to be paired with a mind-controlling teammate like Diablo for some bonding.
Edwin Jarvis, faithful Avengers' butler
Falcon. This is basically Hi's version of the Falcon which I have tweaked very slightly, much as I did with GO's Scarlet Witch. Changes were primarily cosmetic and/or minor.
Goliath
Added my custom Goliath figure.
Graviton (NM24). A figure that went through significant changes. I love his value at 530, making for my first epic villain.
Hawkeye.
Hercules. Herc is a simple character and wanted to leave it that way. In terms of raw power, he can go head to head with Thor, but he is a bit of a loose cannon so in order to give Thor the edge, I felt it appropriate to not allow any synergy with Hercules. I am open to a wording change however, as I don't really like how I have it right now.
Human Torch (Jim Hammond). Invaders custom who features a suicide bomb special. I think I got the idea from someone else's card, but it was so long ago, I couldn't tell you who it was.
Hyperion. 2nd member of the Squadron Sinister. He was the Marvel ripoff of Superman. He is designed to match up in combat with Thor.
Invaders. Team card that is still in the conceptual stage (and has been for a LONG time).
Jack of Hearts. A very thematic card but one that probably requires some refinement.
Jessica Jones-I haven't done a lot of low level heroes so she is interesting to me. Obviously, she is meant as a tag-along to Luke Cage. The Skrull connection obviously originates with the Secret Invasion plot where they kidnapped her child.
Jocasta
Kang. Another tough one to cost. He has been playtested a little, so again, I think I am in the ballpark.
Korvac. My first mega-epic figure. Obviously, with these kinds of powers, he is virtually impossible to cost. I am confident that I am in the right ballpark, but that ballpark could be pretty big. (And yes, he can resurrect enemy figures.)
Lionheart. Another former Avenger that nobody had tackled.
Living Laser, an Avenger villain. Yes, I hate the pic too. The version of the villain I like does not have a Clix figure, so I stuck with this version of him.
Living Lightning Another new Avengers clix. Hard figure to do since he essentially can't be hit with regular attacks when in his electrical form. I wasn't inclined to try to figure out how to do this, so I just gave him really good defense. At times in the comics, he is in his human form and more vulnerable so I figured this card was a decent compromise. The water thing is basically made up (don't recall it coming up in the comics) simply because logically it makes sense and I really needed/wanted something else on the card.
Luke Cage. I am surprised that there aren't more customs of him given his relative prominence in modern Marvel story lines. He is a classic thumper.
Machine Man. This is a collaboration with Drewman-Chu. He did most of the card concept while I did the artwork/card construction.
Madame Masque. I kind of liked how the best pic of her matched the mini pose.
Magneto. Here is my epic Magneto. After playtesting him, I bumped him upt o 650 and actually cut back a bit on some of his powers. I love, love, love him...very very thematic.
Magnetic Throw ability credit goes to allskulls.
Malekith. Magic is always tough to show in a battle game, but I like the concept of the card. Hasn't been playtested so point value is just a placeholder.
Mantis. One of my favorite looking cards.
Master Man. Invaders villain who is similar to Warrior Woman (below). I made a custom fig of him but he is embarrassingly bad. He was made from a Booster Gold and because of BG's goggles, it looks like Master Man has bug eyes.
I have since updated my Master Man custom and am much happier with the new one (minus the logo which is just too fine for me to paint accurately.)
Master Pandemonium. West Coast Avengers villain who finally got his own Heroclix. He is meant to be played with the Mezzodemons from the HS base set.
Medic. My first "traditional" custom. I figured he would fit well with Drake and company thematically, so he is Jandar of course.
Medusa. Per a request to finish up the last couple Inhumans. She actually is one of my favorite cards.
Moondragon. Very unconventional figure, based on virtually all of her powers being mental. I enjoy playing her though.
Mordru A card I made for Devil's Advocate. Credit for the write-up/powers goes to him.
Mr. Hyde, done primarily because nobody else had and since I just did a Jarvis, those familiar with Avenger lore will get the connection. Basically, he is just a simple brute thug, as he should be.
Ms. Marvel. Originally, I had the following card as Warbird, but I decided to call her Ms. Marvel, which is her more common name. I really like her card as it has synergy with some of the custom SHIELD/spy cards out there, but also gives her some leadership in combat.
Nebula
Negative Zone Denizens
Night Hawk. While he became a fairly prominent member of the hero group, the Defenders, this is and early version of the character when he was with the Squadron Sinister. He is the Marvel version of Batman and is priced to match up with Captain America. While I am not a big fan of using markers on cards, the night/day mechanic just works perfectly here (a mechanic I stole from Grey Owl's Moon Knight).
Nyami. My first purely made up character. I saw the mini on clearance and immediately thought it fit well visually with the Atlanteans. So, I decided to create an epic villain styled water genie that could work with Namor or Attuma or any of those types. I have not played with him yet so the cost may be off (as it often is). Wave blast is the power that is the most innovative. I have enjoyed playing with Crystal and her terrain altering power, so I am interested to see how Nyami plays with his ability to spread water all over the battlefield.
As a sidenote, I also created a depowered version of Nyami on an Aquilla card, to be used with classic games (that can be found on the regular custom page).
Quasar
Quicksilver was a fairly tough one. You can come up with a lot of cool uses for his speed, but ultimately, he has to be kind of wimpy when facing top notch opponents.
Red Guardian. Relatively obscure Avengers villain. Basically, he was the Soviet Captain America and as such, is intended to play like him.
Scarlet Witch. I wasn't going to make a card for Wanda, being perfectly happy with Grey Owls NM24 version, but I gave in and used his as a template and changed a few things to make it my own.
For the
She-Hulk, I took Matt Helm's Gamma Healing power.
I have always wanted to include more squads amongst my customs. Bolstered by some new "detective looking" Clix and with the intent of playing with Grey Owl's Nick Fury,
SHIELD Undercover Agents:
Spirfire. Invaders custom that features one of my favorite cards.
Starfox (NM24). Not a favorite character of mine, but at the time, nobody had done a card for this former Avenger. I found it ironic that he was nominated for the NM24 process, given that I virtually never play with him.
Sub-Mariner. Another one of my Invaders set. I like the thematic feel of his Vengeance power. I borrowed the idea of the water tokens from someone else and tweaked it, but have never been totally happy with it as he isn't as effective as I would like out of water. Someday, I will probably tweak him.
Super-Adaptoid. Another guy that is powered up for game balance, though the adaption ability makes him tough to price. So much depends on who he is fighting. The adaptability is 100% vital for him of course, but I realize that my current wording probably has holes in it. To be 100% tight, this wording would probably need to be broken down and rebuilt.
Taskmaster. He is another guy that I am surprised hasn't been done more. I like the one on the site (GO???), but I wanted one with a bit more pop.
Thor (NM24). There are a lot of Thors out there, but a couple are maxed out versions, so I wanted one a little more on par with the Marvel Hulk. My initial version was a bit undercosted, so I depowered down Lightning Storm a bit.
Next up is
Tigra, who I tried to make very similar to the 130 point Beast custom that someone else made. I think she is a fun one to play.
Toro. Part of my Invaders set. Obviously meant to team with the Human Torch (Jim Hammond).
Triton. Per a request to finish up the last couple Inhumans.
Ultron-8. I know that others have versions of Ultron, but mine is modeled after Avengers 161-162, where he took on the entire crew and pretty much kicked tail...so I wanted to beef him up a bit. I boosted his point cost quite a bit from the first version of him. After some quick playtesting, I think I am close.
U. S. Agent
Vision. One of my favorites: the Vision. He is REALLY hard to do for a few reasons. First off, he has that intangibility thing going on. Within the context of the game, how do you account for his diamond hardness as well as his intangibility? I tried a bunch of mechanics but they were just too unwieldy. After playtesting, I think it works well, but time will tell. Overall, he is a fun card to play. You can really move him strategically with his intangibility. He can double attack with his eye beams. He can finish off an enemy with his physical disruption.
Warrior Woman. Another Invaders villain that I have a custom figure of. She is intended to be VERY similar to Master Man, due to their story connections.
Here is my custom figure for her:
Wasp. Ms. Van Dyne was created when I just wasn't happy with the other Wasps on the site, from a thematic standpoint. Wasp is intended to be a great supporting character...keep the opponent occupied while your big hitters move in for the kill-shot. She worked out pretty well in that she is always moving, which of course is thematic.
Wermacht Troops. A common squad of blitzkrieging Nazis meant to fight against my Invaders customs. I love the way they come at you in waves. My only issue with them is whether they should be a three man squad or four man.
Whizzer. This is not the Whizzer that fought in WWII and was later beleived to be the father of Scarlet Witch and Quicksilver, but rather the Squadron Sinister member who later became Speed Demon. The Marvel ripoff of The Flash, he is cost to go up against Goliath.
Wonder Man. Another card with a "weakness" on it, a touch that I enjoy using.
Yellowjacket. I already have a Goliath version of Pym, but since his YJ guise is so different, I felt another card was in order. I know a lot of people try to accommodate both "characters" into one card, but I prefer having separate cards.
And now, here are my Watchmen customs, based on the movie versions of the characters.
The Comedian
Dr. Manhattan. The point cost is a just a placeholder until I can test him a bit.
Nite Owl II
Ozymandias, inspired by Captain America.
Rorschach
Silk Spectre II