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One of the most fun and appealing things about Second Life is that you can represent your online persona as nearly anything you can imagine — from mermaid to superhero.
Since some of my earliest childhood television memories are of the Greatest American Hero show — especially the theme song Believe It or Not (which was also in a movie montage from The 40 Year Old Virgin) — I was pretty excited when Nicky Ree created and released this line of superhero/heroine costumes. They come in many different colors, one color per set — I’m wearing a mashup between the red and black costume sets — and they all have Nicky’s characteristic top notch highlighting and shading.
You get the full-on Jack Kirby treatment with excellent muscle shading and abs of steel baked right on the clothing textures. One special added personalization bonus for this set is a jacket layer letter overlay. I chose a “C” (what it stands for is left as an exercise to the reader) but only because there was no Greatest American Hero symbol option. Alas.
So if you live in a down-and-out neighborhood like this one, head over to Nicky Ree’s and pick up your own superhero costume. My only question is when will Nicky release a line of supervillianess costumes??
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Special thanks to Lana Miranda for granting permission to republish her photos here.

You referenced Jack Kirby, and the Greatest American Hero, and 40 year old virgin…
I’m overcome with geek lust.
Hehe.
Not that I’m the kind of dork that’d read comics (like Transmetropolitan or Preacher or say, Watchmen or something like that.) But if I was… I’d totally want Kirby to draw my superhero!
heh
yeah will be working on the supervillianess costumes – infact that was on the pipeline ( just need to find time ) hehe
Heehee thanks for mentioning mermaids
Um…not that there are any such silly creatures around
You look so cool in the super heroine outfit! Im sure the Justice League would be very excited about these outfits!
Superheroes in SL is a fun fashion “scenario”.
I think I’d prefer Jackson Guice to draw my superheroine.
And Celebrity, you’re a geek admit it! or face the…..comfy chair!
with the fluffy fluffy pillows?
Oh, and I’d want to be an Alex Ross superhero…
If I was geeky enough to know what any of this meant
You’re right! You can even be a guy posing as a woman who has a fashion blog, Right Celeb?