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Two pics of Cornfed of the Livewires. The first by Sean "Cheeks" Galloway...


And the second by T.J. Kirsch.


Here's Hollowpoint Ninja by Oliver Nome.


And Captain Marvel villain Mr. Atom by Scott Wegener.

Quiver, an evil version of Arsenal based on a micro hero, by Declan Shalvey.



Legion Academy member Comet Queen by Thom Zahler.


Red Hood, Lian Harper of the Kingdom Come world, by Matt Wagner.



Poison Ivy by Tyler James.

Inferno from the false 1950s the Legionnaires were put in in "Legion of Super-Heroes" #92 by E.J. Barnes.



Vi as Colossal Girl from the false 1940s the Legionnaires were put in in "Legionnaires" #54 by Olivia Dinnall.


Catspaw by Darwyn Cooke.


The Teen Titanimals by Tricia Arnold.

Shrinking Violet by Celine Chapus.


From the previous Supergirl, Linda's predecessor as Earth-Angel of Fire, Rachel Pratchet and Ember by Tina Tran.


The Silver Slasher by Mark McKenna.


Black Lantern Kole by Nick Mockoviak.

From the preview in Superboy #1, one of the unnamed Titans whom should be appearing, "Elongated Girl" by Holly Foltz.


Sumo Arsenal by Andrew Dobson.


And Garth (Aqualad/Tempest) as Aquaman from Earth-15 by Joe Dellagatta.

My four favorite sketches from Boston.

Here's Lightning Lad, from the cartoon, by Dave Johnson.


Nancy Thompson from "A Nightmare on Elm Street" by Tony Harris.


Here's Mall Hair Girl by Bobby Timony. I imagined her as a valley girl who accidentally used a can of radioactive hair spray, and she can make it do anything. Based on my design Bob drew her in all this glory.


And here's our very own Candle by Stephanie Buscema!

Awwww!
Love me.
lol

And Nightstar, Poison Ivy, Lightning Lad and the sketch card of Lian are amazing.
They're all wonderful.
Thanks for showing these.
They make me feel rich, for some reason!

J'adore that Candle!!

Reminds me of Judy Jetson, only older.

My birthday gift is finally done! White Lantern Lightning Lad by Joe Prado!

Beautiful!
Have you ever thought of sending it for coloring to a colorist and then, to an inker to get it 'finished'?
I don't know if it's possible, but this one is certainly worthy of being a completed work.

I don't think a colorist would work on a piece inked like that.

Is your original inked?
I thought it was mostly pencil.

They might be able to with an acytate (I can't spell today) overlay and specialized inks, maybe.

It's inked. Maybe my colorist friend could do something. I don't know, I'll ask.

Today was Free Comic Book Day and my collection grows more and more with these two editions.

By veteran Legion artist Joe Staton, not a Legion character, but the Batman from the Elseworlds story "Citizen Wayne" from Legends of the Dark Knight Annual #4, which Joe illustrated.



But I did get a Legion sketch. A quick one of Lightning Lad by Scott Wegener. He had to do it standing up.

I got seven sketches today at Hawthorne High School Comic Con.

The first of which is Celeste Rockfish by Bob Wiacek, my second 31st Century GL piece by him.



The second is another alternate version of Dark Angel, a bat-like, demonic version that tried to kill Donna Troy when she was still with the Titans of Myth.


Here's the first "Emerald Legion" piece I've added to my collection. I ran into Joe Staton again today, and I had him draw Ultra Boy when he received his "emerald makeover".


I originally had Tom Schloendorn draw a version of The Ray, but it wasn't coming out properly, so instead, I had him draw werewolf Ultra Boy from one the pinups in Legion of Super-Heroes #100.


Waiting for Tom to finish that, and Evan Dorkin to finish something else, I got another piece by James Sherman. A member of the Team Titans, Redwing.


And finally, Evan Dorkin finished, and this piece has changed my perspective on him. I had him do the Unknown Legionnaire, and I was expecting just a quick head sketch. Instead, I got this.


My last piece came from Walt Simonson. I had him draw the evil version of Hawkman from Crisis on Two Earths, Manhawk.

Wonderful.
James Sherman did a lovely drawing.

Nice haul, SK. Love the Sherman and Simonson sketches. Wiacek's Celeste is nice too.

Time for more sketches!

The first is a sketch I've been trying to get from Cliff Chiang since forever. Devil Hunter Yohko.


One of my favorite supporting characters, Tiffany Cross by Brian Wood.


From Untold Tales of Blackest Night, Sinestro Corpswoman Dawwl by Dave Fox.


Yet another member of the League of Super-Teens by Bobby Timony, Itty Bitty Girl.


A brand new edition to my Legion Alternity collection, Sumo Sun Boy by Declan Shalvey.


Nate Grey, the X-Man of the Age of Apocalypse, by Dennis Calero.


Right out of Flashpoint, villainess Yo-Yo by Chris Giarrusso.


Accompanied by a quick head sketch of Element Woman.

From one of my favorite stories, Cryssia, one of the Supergirls from the Legends of the Dead Earth annual by Mike Lilly.



Saki Asamiya from "Sukeban Deka" by Tim Smith 3.


Soldier of Revolution, Sailor Pluto by Chris Batista.


Thunder! Thunder! THUNDER! By Damion Scott.


Tesla Strong of "America's Best Comics" by Khary Randolph.


Green Lantern Cary Wren by Bob Wiacek.


Threeboot Garth by Tim Smith 3.


From Countdown to Adventure, the Barbara Gordon of Earth-33, The Oracle, by Timothy Lantz.

The last three of today, here's Color Kid by Toby Cypress.


And another sumo-sized Garth by Edwin Huang.


Finally, from Dan Jurgens' Teen Titans, here's Sweet 16 by Greg Horn.

I think your sumo stuff is so funny.
It looks like Declan enjoyed doing Dirk that way!

When are you going to have sumo gals?
Monstress might count.

I like the Thunder and Supergirl drawings a lot, too.

And yet there is more.

Here's Duela Dent by Rebekah Isaacs.


Hissy the Super-Snake by Jacob Chabot.


Cyborg Dark Angel by Matthew Petz.


Red Hood by Zanny Lane.


Atom Eve by Ryan Ottley.


A rotting zombie head by Nelson DeCastro.


And from Sonic the Hedgehog, here's Chaos Zero by Jamal Peppers.

You are SOOOO greedy!

But, at least you share your treats.

One last signing to go on Wednesday and that's it. What does everyone else think of my collection?

Two more, and this time they're both video game characters.

Gruntilda from Banjo-Kazooie by Reilly Brown.



And Twinrova from Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time by Khary Randolph.