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The original sidekick of the original Bibleman. Coats (played by Marc Wayne) was the partner and best friend of Miles Peterson, and served with him for the first three episodes of The Bibleman Adventure (as well as one stage show). Coats's character was a laid back person who does what he will to fight the good fight. He often dressed in a military-security fashion, before sporting rapper-clothes in his final appearance. The dude was a good friend with Miles/Bibleman, and despite tension between the two, had an okay relationship with their computer. For unknown reasons (both in the show and real-life), Coats left Bibleman and his operation. At first, the Caped-Christian was angered by the matter, but he learned to accept Coats' departure and move on. Thus, also showing appreciation in his new partner.
Happy 20th to Bibleman and check out more work in the
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It looks like you've improved a little. Good job!
The anatomy still needs work though. The legs look better and a little more consistent than in your previous pictures, but the knees and hands are kind of off. Also, try working on the wrists, as well as the proportions and foreshortening of the arms. They look like they are bending toward the viewer in a very awkward and painful way. The left arm also looks like it's attached a bit too loosely, and the torso should look like an upside-down triangle, not a rectangle. Also, work on the ears and the heads. If you are looking up some tutorials and using them, that is commendable, but keep working and practicing. You have potential to do better than this picture. I would like to see you improve even more.
The anatomy still needs work though. The legs look better and a little more consistent than in your previous pictures, but the knees and hands are kind of off. Also, try working on the wrists, as well as the proportions and foreshortening of the arms. They look like they are bending toward the viewer in a very awkward and painful way. The left arm also looks like it's attached a bit too loosely, and the torso should look like an upside-down triangle, not a rectangle. Also, work on the ears and the heads. If you are looking up some tutorials and using them, that is commendable, but keep working and practicing. You have potential to do better than this picture. I would like to see you improve even more.