Beeserker

Do you like Beeserker? Do you like Minecraft? Well maybe you’ll like these Minecraft skins of Beeserker characters. Explore caves and punch cows while looking like a Beegirl made out of cardboard boxes!

*Scienceman skin also available in orange.

Since Beeserker began, I’ve drawn a bunch of guest strips for other people’s comics. Check them out, and while you’re there, read some of the other ones that they actually made.
L.A.W.L.S. (I actually made two.)
Nerf This
My Cardboard Life (The second one down.)
Robbie and Bobby

I used to have a few pieces concept art, wallpapers, and other Beeserker-related drawings here, but I found it much easier to just post them to my blog, so here are a bunch of links to it, sorted by character (expect some overlap).
The Beeserker
Trigona (aka Beegirl)
The Sciencemen
Scootsie (aka Impostor Minineko)

And last, but certainly not least, I’ve received a generous handful of fanart…

	Elroy, the exalted mayor of Tablet Town, provided me with this piece of robot-on-bee innuendo. In honor of the comic’s eventual launch, he also created Pam Beesly, which is what I assume Trigona would look like if she was a secretary.
	Evan Hodgins, creator of Of Noobs And Men (pardon the double “of”s), drew this rather whimsical looking version of the Beeserker, complete with some of the largest bee wings I’ve ever seen.
	On the flip-side, there’s this bloodied rendition of the Beeserker, which appears to be some sort of robot zombie that is powered by normal bees (or maybe just their brains). It was given courtesy of Artistic Platypus.
	UnsilentWill drew the entire cast of Beeserker at a very specific point in the story, during which one of the Sciencemen was recently ripped in half and the Snuhbee grew wings and flew away. I’m not entirely sure if both of these things happened at the same time, but it’s awesome enough that I’m willing to look the other way.
	This deceptively charming Beeserker was courtesy of Jety Lefr. It was apparently drawn with metallic ink incorporated into the yellows and oranges, but it didn’t pick up in the scan, which is a shame, since if there’s anything that the Beeserker loves more than ripping people in half, it’s sparkly things.
	Fellow robot webcomicker* Jason Poland, in addition to writing a positively glowing review of Beeserker, drew this assemblage of the cast with the Beeserker doing what it does best: playing with Russian dolls. *By this I mean that he does a webcomic about a robot (Robbie and Bobby), not that he is a robot… I think.
	Mark of 2816 Monument provides us with this this inspirational drawing of the Sciencemen and the Beeserker, reminding us of a more difficult time, when the Sciencemen had to share a single science jacket.