Alfred E. Neuman, Dick Tracy

Two more that I didn't design. Alfred E. Neuman  is a Cubeecraft designed by 7ater, and Dick Tracy is also a Cubeecraft by Glen Brogan.  I did them because I was trying to make a character from each DC venue.  Mad is one, and though Dick isn't from one, they did a Limited Collector's Edition with him.  Besides that, they are cool models.

These aren't mine, but I'm putting them here because I made them and I like them.  Aquaman is a design of Professor Plastik, and Aqualad is one of many I've made from Joshua Wolf.
Check out all the cool stuff an the Professor's site.  http://www.professorplastik.com
For Joshua Wolf's stuff, http://gogreenmachine.org is one place to check. I hope he will correct me, if I should send you to another site.

Blitzen, Mercury

 Back to the Speed Force. Blitzen is the only speedster I could find in the old Milestone Universe.  Mercury is the Flash of Earth-40.
Any of these guys may or may not exist now.

Phantom Stranger

This was an easy practice using the Toy-a-Day model without arms or feet--okay, a block.  I cut, pasted and slightly modified stuff and got the top on backwards (I corrected the pattern).

Kid Flash

 I realized that I didn't have the Johnny DC version of Kid Flash.  Here he is from Tiny Titans.  To accommodate the hair, the face should be cut out separately and glued on.

Spring Heeled Jack, Prince Planet

Neither are DC comics, but I like them. Spring Heeled Jack is from British folklore and has been in several other comics.  This is my liberal combination.
Prince Planet was an Anime cartoon before Astro Boy and my personal favorite.  When I finally saw an episode in recent years, I was almost embarrassed.

Penelope Potter

I'm not sure if she's in one of the 2 or 3 romance comics I have, but she was a recurring character in DC's romance line.  For awhile the bullet even read "DC Romance."