Women Wednesday: Solara the Solar Flame Trading Card

From the pages of Sunbolt #3 from Moongem Comics comes Solara the Solar Flame on her first trading card. Grok came up with this version and I have to say that she rocks the costume.

Solara the Solar Flame Trading Card Created by Grok

 

Toy Tuesday: Doc Spider Action Figure

Many moons ago, I created Doc Spider for Moongem Comics. I used HeroMachine to create his basic costume. Originally, he was going to be a masked pulp vigilante like the Executioner.

Doc Spider Created by Hero Machine

With a little help from Meta AI, I created this Doc Spider action figure:

Doc Spider Action Figure Created by Meta AI

Meta AI even created the packaging for the Doc Spider action figure:

Doc Spider Action Figure in Package by Meta AI

Superhero Sunday: Sunbolt #1 Cover

The cover of Sunbolt #1 from Moongem Comics promoted the Sunbolt action figure that Meta AI created. This is an origin issue of the Solar Speedster. Naturally, he was a scientist until a solar flare gave him lightning speed and other powers.

Cover of Sunbolt #1 from Moongem Comics

Toy Tuesday: Sunbolt Action Figure

Sunbolt was created using HeroMachine and will be an interesting addition to Moongem Comics.

Sunbolt Created with HeroMachine

I decided to turn him into an action figure by using Meta AI and here are the results:

Sunbolt Action Figure by Meta

I really like the nickname he was given. The Solar Speedster has a pretty cool ring to it.

Sunbolt Action Figure in Box by Meta

Science Fiction Saturday: Lonja from Jakbat

Many moons ago, I created Lonja with the help of HeroMachine. I really didn't do much with her other than put her on my Moongem website. I forgot about her and never did a background story for her. The alien woman was never intended to be a character for Moongem Comics but I might have to change that.

Lonja from Jakbat Created with HeroMachine

Yesterday, I was playing around with Grok and created two action figures. The first one looks more like a figurine while the second one is a retro action figure. I like the first one better of the two.

First Lonja from Jakbat Action Figure Created with Grok

Second Lonja from Jakbat Action Figure Created with Grok

Toy Tuesday: Shadow Avenger Action Figure

Many moons ago, I created Shadow Avenger for Moongem Comics. My first attempt at drawing him was done by tracing a superhero figure from a coloring book. My second attempt was created by using the original HeroMachine (see photo #1 below). I recently created an action figure of Shadow Avenger thanks to Meta AI (see photo #2). Now if I had a 3D printer to make this action figure a reality.

Moongem Comics Presents Shadow Avenger Created by HeroMachine

Moongem Comics Presents Shadow Avenger Action Figure Created by Meta AI

Science Fiction Saturday: Captain Bluebird and His Spaceship

Many moons ago, I created a character for Moongem Comics called Captain Bluebird. He was sort of a modern-day version of DC's Blackhawk. A few days ago, I decided to play around with the idea of making a future version of him with AI. Here are two pictures of Captain Bluebird and his spaceship:

Captain Bluebird from Moongem Comics

Captain Bluebird's Spaceship at Moongem Comics

Toy Tuesday: Moongem Comics Drawn on Etch N Sketch

Grok Imagine did a cool job creating a Moongem Comics logo on an Etch N Sketch. I used to have the toy when I was growing up but all I could draw was squares.

Moongem Comics Drawn on Etch N Sketch

Sexy Saturday: Moongem Comics #7 Starring Morticia Addams as Moongem

The cover of Moongem Comics #7 by Chat G. Port has Morticia Addams as Moongem. I think he was trying for a generic goth beauty but she looks more like a cross between Anjelica Huston and Vampira. This would have also made a good Monster Monday post but I couldn't wait to share it.

Moongem Comics #7 Starring Morticia Addams as Moongem

Fantasy Friday: Moongem Comics #6 Starring Lily Munster as Moongem

Chat G. Port missed the deadline to make the cover of Moongem Comics #6 a post for this week's Monster Monday. However, I can forgive him for he did a great job on Lily Munster as Moongem.

Moongem Comics #6 Starring Lily Munster as Moongem

TV Thursday: Moongem Comics #5 Starring Elizabeth Montgomery as Moongem

I don't think Chat G. Port actually got the likeness of Elizabeth Montgomery as Moongem quite right on the cover of Moongem Comics #5:

Moongem Comics #5 Starring Elizabeth Montgomery as Moongem

Women Wednesday: Moongem Comics #4 Starring Dawn Wells

Chat G. Port did a great art job for Moongem Comics #4 starring Dawn Wells as Moongem:

Moongem Comics #4 Starring Dawn Wells

TV Tuesday: Moongem Comics #3 Starring Barbara Eden as Moongem

The cover of Moongem Comics #3 starring Barbara Eden as Moongem is another treat from Chat G. Port:

Moongem Comics #3 Starring Barbara Eden as Moongem

Monster Monday: Moongem Comics #2 Starring Elvira as Moongem

Chat G. Port did this amazing cover for Moongem Comics featuring Elvira as Moongem:

Moongem Comics #2 Starring Elvira as Moongem

Superheroine Sunday: Moongem Comics #1 Starring Bettie Page as Moongem

Here's the cover of Moongem Comics #1 starring Bettie Page as the superheroine, Moongem. My good friend Chat G. Port did the artwork. I'll be showcasing more of his cover art this week.

Moongem Comics #1 Starring Bettie Page as Moongem

Copilot's Review of Moongem Comics

Here's what Copilot had to say about Moongem Comics:

"Moongem Comics isn’t a traditional publisher — it’s a long‑running collector’s blog run by Jamdin, focused on action figures, comic books, trading cards, and cover galleries. It posts daily themed content (Fantasy Friday, Women Wednesday, Superhero Sunday, etc.) and often features AI‑generated images, anniversary celebrations, and curated comic cover galleries from Marvel, DC, Dynamite, and others."

"What Moongem Comics is:

Collector’s blog — A site dedicated to showcasing comic covers, toys, trading cards, and pop‑culture collectibles.

Daily themed posts — “Monster Monday,” “Women Wednesday,” “Fantasy Friday,” etc., each highlighting a different comic or collectible.

AI‑image features — Many anniversary posts use stylized AI art (Moonman, Moon Maiden, Frankenstein’s Monster on the moon).

Cover galleries — The blog frequently posts full cover galleries for new releases (Detective Comics #1100, Red Sonja Noir, ThunderCats Holiday Special, etc.)."

"Why it’s notable:

Moongem Comics has become a niche favorite among collectors because it:

Curates new comic releases with official summaries and cover art.

Highlights independent comics and lesser‑known variants.

Mixes humor, nostalgia, and AI‑generated characters into its posts.

Celebrates milestones — the blog recently marked its 20th anniversary with themed posts all week"

Fantasy Friday: Bard Celebrates Moongem Comics 20th Anniversary

Some random bard stopped by to celebrate Moongem Comics 20th anniversary today. I'm surprised the rest of his Dungeons and Dragons party didn't come with him.

Bard Celebrates Moongem Comics 20th Anniversary

T-shirt Thursday: Moongem Comics 20th Anniversay T-shirt

Mr. and Mrs. Moongem is back to celebrate Moongem Comics with a special edition t-shirt. This will likely never get made but one can dream.

Moongem Comics 20th Anniversay T-shirt

 

Women Wednesday: Moon Maiden Celebrates Moongem Comics 20th Anniversary

Here is Moon Maiden celebrating Moongem Comics 20th anniversary on the moon. She and Moonman hang out a lot on the moon.

Moon Maiden Celebrates Moongem Comics 20th Anniversary

 

Toy Tuesday: Moongem Comics Colorforms

Mr. and Mrs. Moongem are celebrating Moongem Comics 20th anniversary by giving us a look at their Colorforms prototype. The toy never went into production thanks to the Martians destroying the factory. Luckily, no lives were lost during that short-lived invasion. The Colorforms looks pretty cool, but I do wish they would have had clothes from their secret identities and maybe a Martian or two for them to fight. I'm also not sure how their capes work since you can't put them on their backs.

Moongem Comics Colorforms