1144. John Lynch
David Lynch’s younger brother ran a black-ops team of superpowered teenagers.
1142. Ghost
I never really read Ghost in her heyday. I picked up the Kelly Sue DeConnick reboot from a few years ago, but didn’t love it. I guess my interest in this character doesn’t extend much past some Adam Hughes artwork and a general love of boobs & cleavage. Thank you JB Sapienza Week!
1141. Starman
I recently drew a hipsterfied version of Jack Knight back in DCember, so for JB Sapienza Week, I went for a more classic version of Jack. Not much else to say here other than I loved this Starman series. To a point (when Tony Harris left for good).
1140. Green Beetle
So it might seem like I’m bitching a lot about JB Sapienza Week, but it has been fun and I’ve definitely drawn some stuff I’d never usually think about. I just wish I had more time to do them justice and do all 38 choices he gave me. But sometimes JB Sapienza Week knows just how to appeal to the real me.
I almost didn’t draw this one because I once drew Ted Kord – the one true Blue Beetle – as a Blue Lantern. Seemed a little too close. But then again, I spent an entire month drawing Batman, so I should never complain about repetition. On the other hand, I drew that about 9 years ago. So I drew it.