I saw some superhero figs once, a long time ago.. I'll keep my eyes open.
Check out Old Glory's website; they're the exclusive importer of West Wind minis from GB. They do the Superfigs line, a series of generic superhero figs. And then there's Heroclix...
Hey, I've been to your page before! :)
So? What did you think? Right now I'm using some of my lists to do a Late Medieval wargames supplement. We'll see if I get published though...
I wish I could find people to do historical wargamming with up here, but I'm a complete newb to the historical stuff.
If your area is like any other, there's probably a load of people that play Warhammer Fantasy Battle. Sometimes getting people into historicals is to actually INTRODUCE them to the game. Lots of people who play orks or the like will often say "I've always been a big fan of the Roman army" or "I always enjoyed history." They don't play, though, because they don't see anyone else playing or they don't realize there's a historical wargaming community out there (seems like for many mini wargames revolve around GW...).
I'd reccommend checking out Warhammer Ancient Battles (WAB). This uses the same ruleset as WHFB 4e or 5e, so should be immediately grasped by Warhammer players. Plus the game is fun and enjoyable. Build 2 different but related armies and schedule a demo at a game store or local con. This fall I'm planning on a late Hundred Years War game at a local fantasy con. It also helps if you're a good painter and have good figures (which it looks like you are).
There's all kinds of web resources available as well. Let me know if you're interested and I'll hook you up with some...
Damon.
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