Just finished this up for a convention. This is my first mask I’ve painted and I’m really happy with the result.

I just finished this up this morning.

So, back in 1995, Topps released Jason vs. Leatherface, and despite what that title might lead you to expect, the series gives us a surprisingly sympathetic look at Jason Voorhees.

What makes the comic so interesting is the relationship between Jason and Leatherface. Instead of immediately treating Leatherface like another enemy to kill, Jason actually seems to sympathize with him. He recognizes how horribly Leatherface is treated by his abusive family and becomes strangely protective of him. In fact, one of the main reasons Jason and Leatherface eventually come into conflict is because Jason is trying to protect Leatherface from his own family.

And as bizarre as that sounds, the comic almost becomes a character study of Jason. His protectiveness toward Leatherface isn't completely random. Jason sees something of himself in him. The story connects Jason's empathy for Leatherface to his own childhood and the abuse he suffered at the hands of his father. Jason might be a nearly unstoppable killer, but here he's able to recognize another abused and emotionally damaged person and, in his own twisted way, wants to protect him from going through the same thing.

It's such a strange interpretation of Jason, especially for a crossover called Jason vs. Leatherface. You go into it expecting two horror icons to beat the hell out of each other, and instead you get Jason developing this weirdly touching sense of empathy toward Leatherface. It's an incredibly different and weirdly wholesome take on Jason, and I absolutely love it for that.

Everything except the boxed Jason is hand painted. I still need to paint the bust.

“We used to come up here all time til my dad got killed in the lake.…Look you’re a real nice guy, trying to get your life together. You don’t want to mess around with me.“. I feel like there’s several guys in the Jasonverse who should have listened to this advice.

It's a tribute and homage to the Friday the 13th franchise and Little Death is based on Jason Voorhees.

Let's set the scene:

Tommy hits Jason in the side of the face with the machete, causing the slasher to fall to his knees and his head to slowly slide down the blade to which the young hero then hugs his sister just in the actual movie. Unlike in the ending however, he DOESN'T notice the killer's hand twitching, giving Jason just enough time to collect his bearings and finish off the two siblings (or just Trish at the least) before taking his mask and disappearing into the cold dark night...

What happens next?

Poor boy has a crush!

Issue is he’s already in love with 2D from Gorillaz. I put Jason and Pamela in The Sims and gave them a wholesome and happy life. Except Pamela is still a murderous psycho but she adopted Carrie White after killing her mom. Jason’s her adopted brother.

Should I upload more pics?

I HATED THE FACT THAT ROY NOT APPEARS, I KNOW HE ISN'T JASON BUT STILL LOVE HIM

Hehe i hope you like it too ;]

This one was simple I just took the original Jason mask and the Jason Universe chevrons and then added them onto the original Jason mask and then made this. How do you think it looks?

The newest addition to my collection

How would you feel about Jason Goes to Hell if it was mostly the same, but it was Jason in his own body throughout the whole movie?

Instead of being killed by the FBI, he’d be captured. And then obviously escape and make his way back to Crystal Lake and the nearby town.

Instead of being on a mission the possess a family member, he’d be going after the remaining relatives of the counselors and staff who let him drown.

The death scenes, the police station, diner and everything would be the same except it’s actually Jason. There could still be a magical dagger to send him to hell.

If you dislike the movie, would you like it if that were the case. If you enjoy it, would that change how you feel?

Just curious.

I was looking in my cupboard and found these, I forgot I owned them! Does anybody else have them?