The thing about theme months is sometimes you get bored.
691. Wildside
690. Photon
Dunno anything about this guy, but it’s a neat look.
689. Knight Sabre
This guy is the epitome of douchebag comic characters, and I have never read a comic with him in it, or even heard of him before drawing this.
688. Fourarm
This guy is just dumb. But he had an action figure.
687. Genocide
A pretty tame looking Liefeld villain, especially for one named “Genocide”.
686a. Aquaman
So hey, one week left to get yourself a Christmas commission! But all the weeks left to get a regular commission! Prices remain the same either way. Sorry.
This is a Christmas commission, Aquaman (Brave & The Bold edition) vs. Bat-Mite. It was brought up that Aquaman doesn’t have his own version of Bat-Mite, but he does indeed. His crazy interdimensional imp is called Qwsp (or something like that). Grant Morrison even brought him back during his JLA run. I think all Silver Age DC heroes had an imp villian/thorn. It was a rule.
686. Stryfe
As a young teenager, to me, the look of Stryfe was equally ridiculous and awesome. As an old “adult”, it still is. But back then, the reveal that he looked like Cable (spoilers!) blew my mind.
It’s funny to think, Liefeld left X-Force so early on, and he would set up these plot threads that others took on and did whatever with them. Then, sometimes he complains and feels proprietary about them. But still, I wonder what his actual plans were…
Oh shit, sorry, I just had a seizure from laughing so much at that thought.
685. Prophet
I went with “classic” Prophet here (though I tried a weird), although I’ve only read the Brandon Graham reboot. Which I hated. Immensely. I think there’s a Gutter Trash episode where I talk about it. Still, props to Rob for letting creators go nuts with his characters like that.
684. Khrome
What a dumb name.
683. Bloodwulf
I can’t even be mad at this guy. He’s such a ridiculous parody of a parody of a parody, that it almost cancels itself out. Plus, super-fun to draw.