#skeleton army

[wizard-spells]

what happened to the skeleton war, you guys used to love the skeleton war

[einarbaldvin]

Halls of The Dead. Ink drawing with brush on paper. 33x48 cm.

[escuerzoresucitado]

[halloqueen31]

[the-skeletonarmy]

Is the skeleton war annual?

HELL YEAH

[nelkcats]

Skeleton Invasion

Pariah's castle was boring, and since Danny had inherited it he hadn't really done anything with it, although he felt a little bad for the skeleton soldiers (even though he wasn't sure they actually had a personality, they always acted the same).

So he sent them on missions around the universes. They would probably cause a bit of chaos but they were the best option to investigate, since they couldn't die.

When one of them found many cracks to the Realms, he informed Danny immediately, and Danny sent more skeletons, just to be on the safe side.

Unbeknownst to him, the young King had caused panic in the DC universe. The Justice League wasn't sure what to make of the skeleton invasion (technically they weren't doing harm, they seemed to be wandering around and looking for something), it became a problem when they discovered what they were looking for.

Lazarus pits, the skeleton army was looking for Lazarus pits (Batman wondered if the skeleton's "master" wanted to use the pits), looking on in dismay, the League prepared for an impending invasion.

Though none of them expected a teenager emerging from a portal and congratulating the skeletons. What?

[creepy-girls-do-it-better]

Reblob to join the skeleton army

[therobotwig]

One year ago today I posted this miniature Jason and the Argonauts inspired photo I created. I grew up watching Harryhausens work and it always both mesmerised me and scared me at the same time.

All shot practically using real lighting, figures and miniature sets