





I have already done something like this, but I got more and more pissed off at how crappy it looked, so I redid it. Now, I actually like stuff about the old one, and appreciate it more. Fuck. Also, this looks better in real life cause watercolor is really unphotogenic. Have you guys even noticed that? Acrylic and colored pencil is really nice, but watercolor is a bitch. And that is dick cause I love watercolor.

This is the old one. I actually like it better now, after I made the new one. I like the connecting hand, foot, but it didn't make sense for the new one, since it was more realistic. I also like their hair. But I hate the pannels, the outlines, and I dont know why I drew that flower instead of a narcissus flower. But the anatomy actually doesn't bother me. It's so off, and I did it on purpose, and I like the fat curvy elongated thing.
It seems I had a curl fetish even then.
When I told Brayden the real Narcissus story he got mad at me, and told me not to tell him bad stories anymore. He liked the happy ending, but said, "If they kiss each other, it will taste like a fish." I suppose because one was in the water... he didn't explain.

Just kidding its by dakota.
Christian Bale as Marco Capaldi (34): our suave, sexy, and oh-so-mentally-unstable antihero. Inherited the throne of the Italian-American mafia at age 17 (the governing body of the American Mafia, "the Commission", is actually currently a power-sharing agreement between the five most powerful crime families in the country; the system is designed specifically to prevent one man from having too much authority, but for the sake of the story I modeled the structure of the Commission after its early form in which one person is in control) from his father, infamous mob boss Delano Capaldi.
Leonardo DiCaprio as Jared DiSano (no I did not do that on purpose) (32): Capaldi's childhood friend and second-in-command.
Jason Bateman as Frank Connors (39): Former operative for D'Asola Strategies LLC (see below). Married, father of two, retired from the world of military and political intrigue for a few peaceful years until he's dragged back into service as a result of Capaldi's rise to prominence.
Angelina Jolie as Gia Meric (42): Former executive of D'Asola Strategies LLC, a highly controversial private military company. D'Asola was previously one of the US government's largest private security contractors, but spent most of its years in the public eye fighting off accusations of espionage, perjury, torture, etc. As existing government agencies (i.e. the FBI and the CIA) get bogged down in controversy, the the need to create a new agency arises, which is how the State Security Agency is born. The SSA is essentially D'Asola working under a government charter; Meric is appointed Director of the SSA and retains most of her staff and (inter)national contacts in the transition.
Mary-Louise Parker as Leah Connors (40): Frank's wife of 12 years.
Daniel Craig as Aaron Anderson (48): Meric's second-in-command.
Marion Cotillard as Sonja Korhonen (26): I don't want to give anything away with her and I can't think of anything to put here without doing so.