Feb 27
I recently learned that if El Tigre continued, we would have been introduced to Django's father, El Machete, who is the son of Puma Loco and Sartana of the Dead. Anyone else feel robbed?
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I recently learned that if El Tigre continued, we would have been introduced to Django's father, El Machete, who is the son of Puma Loco and Sartana of the Dead. Anyone else feel robbed?
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May Day photos here
This is *not* official art!! This is a fan art by chulala on deviantart (although they seem to have deleted their account by now). The original title was "El Machete Expressions Test".
El Machete © Jorge R. Gutierrez & Nickelodeon
Fan Art © chulala
The Django's mother.
I always thought her like a elegant woman. Being the El Machete's wife, she could be a witch powerful. And a cute, fair and lovely mother too. Imagine her like María Rivera but in evil. Besides with a magical fan cappable of create amazing wind storms.
Hope you liked it!!
when I can't draw something good, I draw stupid comics
Happy Mother’s Day! Have some Fluff/Angst!
Campesinos leyendo El Machete, 1929, de la colección Colección Manuel Álvarez Bravo