Mar 7, 2025
Remembering Gene Winfield, 1927–2025
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Remembering Gene Winfield, 1927–2025
The Reactor
By Nick Blackburn.
One more Odessa drawing for the night haha
Love to draw her two extra arms.. its so therapeutic lol
With the current design for Odessa I feel like I can actually talk about her lolll also Odelia (by @reesecomic13) in the first image because of course we need her civilian outfit too
Previously known as Odaka Park, this woman was a headstrong and stubborn Japanese American from the early 2000's who worked as a mechanic. For many years, Odessa used her unnoticed genius in her shop, rather than becoming a big name scientist.
An accident at a nearby research facility gave her the ability to control anything that was magnetic; letting her bend and shape metal to her liking. She outfitted her garb with metal throughout to give her the ability to fly through the air, along with creating Doc Ock-esque metal arms situated behind her (fitting as she is her universe's version of the scientist). She adopted the secret identity The Reactor.
Just a doodle i did to draw up Odessa without the coat to show off her muscle but later on her new outfit is way better at doing that LMAO
Me and my girlfriend actually make our own Octavius’ sooo
Odelia Octavius belongs to @reesecomic13
Became re-obsessed with Alfred Molina a while back and it spiraled into me renting NWH again... I want go find my copy of Spider-Man 2 ahah
Anyways I made my own Doc Ock Her name is Odessa Parker and she goes by “The Reactor!”
This is my first ever drawing of her so she changed down the line; I’ll tell you more about her on those drawings
The Reactor
Winfield brought The Reactor to Hollywood in 1966. “I didn’t know anybody” according to Winfield. He managed to show the car to the 20th Century Fox Studios transportation coordinator, and within two weeks the unique car had landed a television role.
Bewitched, episode "Super Car" S3 E19 produced by Screen Gems.
Star Trek, episode "Bread and Circuses" (as the Jupiter 8) S2 E25 produced by Paramount Television. At least 18 different publicity photos were taken with The Reactor and William Shatner.
Batman, episode "The Funny Feline Felonies" (as the Catmobile) S3 E16 produced by 20th Century Fox Studios
"Mission: Impossible", episode "The Freeze"
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