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About the Artist.

Many of you may be interested in learning more about the Artist and Creator of Compu-M.E.C.H The Mechanically Engineered and Computerized Hero TM, Theodore Raymond Riddle. 

Theodore Raymond Riddle

Mr. Riddlle's artistic education is quite extensive. He always excelled at art in school and was voted class artist. He took summer courses at the Philadelphia College of Art and then was a graduate of The Joe Kubert School of Cartoon and Graphic Art in 1988.

Artist's Acheivements

After graduation Mr. Riddle was hired by Mr. Kubert to run Tell-A-Graphics, the advertising agency for the school. In the meantine he worked under the supervision of inkers doing backgrounds for several comic book companies such as Marvel Comics, DC Comics, Defiant, and Comico. Soon Theodore was penciling  the characters called Zoran and Deathrow for Blue Comet Comics.
 
Mr. Riddle then decided to go into free-lance art and produced his own characters on a monthly basis for several magazine publications. They consisted of Jet Black for Inside Kung Fu, The Grand Dragon Master for Black Belt Magazine, Riggers for Four Wheeler Magazine and Reality One for Computer Gaming World.
 
Reality One was the template for the innovative concept of Compu-M.E.C.H. The Mechanically Engineered and Computerized Hero TM. 

Artist's Quote.

"In this life, if you have a dream you should at least try to capture it. There are no guaranties that you will succeed, but you will have already failed if you don't even try."
Theodore Raymond Riddle

Theodore Raymond Riddle

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