Craig McAvoy :new character:

Well, I am kind of in a comicker's block, so I started doodling to let out any creative energy. Craig McAvoy was the result.

His fashion sense is more about the contemporary goth side of of the "phantom new generation" subculture. He wears a modified "Howie"-style lab coat he dyed black, platform boots, and purple cargo pants.

The "phantom new generation" subculture arose during the early 1920s, when phantom teens and young adults (and a handful of adults) decided to break the fashion and music norms of Phantasma. Prior to the arising, the fashion of Phantasma, which has mirrored human fashion and music, stopped advancing along with the human equivalent, to the point of the Victorian era. To keep children from straying from a life of obedience and modesty, the elders realized that the newer fashions were sinful and counterproductive to the "good" life. It was a silent end that no one seemed to care much about. However, thanks to Adelaide Rosenberg (born April 12, 1905), the new generation of phantom children (Phantasma's equivalent to "Generation X") decided to stray from what they knew and explore the human world. When they returned, they brought back the fashion and music of the new eras. From the flappers and speakeasies of the 1920s to the Lady Gaga and GWAR of today, these invading influences have been met with staunch opposition. Many still try to cling to the ways of the past.

Art and character (c) Me