Portal Terra
December 27th, 2011 by Alec UstickePortal Terra, the biggest news web site in Latin America, featured my New York Comic Con (and other cosplay) photographs.
Portal Terra, the biggest news web site in Latin America, featured my New York Comic Con (and other cosplay) photographs.
Graphic artist Malaki Wilson has created photo illustrations from my photographs.

Maggie Carroll as Assassins Creed

Ashley Fugate as Gen Con Angel
I’m a bit slow, but my New York Comic Con photos are now live!
Thursday (Facebook)
Friday Part 1 (Facebook)
Friday Part 2 (Facebook)
Saturday Part 1 (Facebook)
Saturday Part 2 (Facebook)
Sunday (Facebook)
I’ve uploaded scads of photos from Gen Con!
Day 1 & Prior (Facebook)
Day 2 (Facebook)
Day 3 (Facebook)
Day 4 (Facebook)
Zombie Walk (Facebook)
Cosplay Deviants (Facebook)
Hentai Café: Adult Anime Game Shows (Facebook)
Hentai Café: Hentai Dubbing (Facebook)
Burlesque Beat covers D20 Burlesque using my photography: D20 Burlesque: Video Games, but only 8-bit Console Something Something Something
However, for some reason, I feel insulted by the text.
Here’s my original photo album: D20 Burlesque Presents 8 Bit Beauties
I continue to periodically publish my nude photography. My fifth set just went up.
The below footnote tells an interesting account from 1746 of one of my ancestor’s attempt to arrest a Wesley brother (the founders of Methodism). As clergy in the Church of England and members of the establishment, my family were natural enemies of the Wesleys. (William Usticke is also my son’s name.)
William Usticke, J.P., of Leah, or Leigha, St. Buryan. At Trevallard, July 25, 1746, Charles Wesley writes:
I was led undesignedly to pray for our drunken persecutor. . . . I had left my hymn-book in my chamber, and stepped up for it. One came after me with news that Mr. Eustick [Usticke] was just coming to take me up. I went down to the congregation, but my friend Eustick was gone, without beating man, woman, or child. He only asked if Mr. Wesley was there, for he had a warrant to apprehend him; went out at the other door, and told those he met he had been searching ail the house for Wesley, but could not find him. We supposed he had not got sufficient courage, i.e. drink, for his purpose, and expected his return. To make the devil a liar, I began preaching an hour before the appointed time. . . .
In the courtyard Charles preached again on ‘Saul, Saul, why persecutest thou Me?’ which he calls a two-edged sword. He concluded with the hymn, the first verse of which he gives in the Journal,
Glory and thanks and praise
To Him that hath the key!
Jesus, Thy sovereign grace
Gives us the victory;
Baffles the world and Satan’s power,
And open throws the gospel door.
One almost wonders whether Charles did not compose this specially for the occasion, as he certainly did other hymns during his Cornish tours.
I love to photograph costumed fans at conventions, and I love to share my photos with friends and others on the Internet. I get a lot of good feedback, mostly on Facebook. Not surprisingly, pictures of scantily clad women are the most popular. One particular picture I took at New York Comic Con last year garnered a lot of attention.
A couple other angles:
I didn’t know it at the time, but that’s glamour model Marie-Claude Bourbonnais cosplaying Invisible Woman.
Big Shiny Robot quickly reposted the image as Big Shiny Spank Bank Issue 3.
A short time later, Very Demotivational featured the image.
Where will Invisible Woman turn up next?
Update June 3, 2011
The boobs make an appearance on BuzzFeed.
Update July 14, 2011
Two more appearances of my photo: Comics Cavern & Subzero’s Other Blog.
Update August 13, 2011
Lots of appearances on Tumblr: “She ain’t hiding from anyone. Worst Sue Richards ever.”
Update December 19, 2011
The picture continues to make the rounds on Tumblr: “Okay, stop it now Marie-Claude ! This is too much ! >sight< ;-DDD"
Hot on the heals of Gen Con, here are a slew of Star Wars Celebration V pictures!
See uncleowen.org for past Celebrations.