Know what day it is?

The might of THOR cannot be contained by your foolish blog layout!

It’s Thursday. You do the math.

And speaking of days of the week, Legion of Super-heroes alphabet series returns Monday!

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aka Professor X, leader of the X-Men!

Master of mutant mind mayhem!

Now, I’ve got to be completely honest. I don’t much like Professor X. He always seemed kind of sinister- like he had some ulterior motive he wouldn’t share with the team. But then, I’ve never been a huge X-Men fan in general, so take my opinion with a grain of salt.

And no matter how you look at it, he’s better than X-Cutioner.

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Full title: Volstagg The Voluminous, the Lion of Asgard!

(I assume the exclamation point is mandatory, but I can’t say for sure.)

Volstagg: Making morbid obesity awesome since 1965!

Volstagg is a character from Marvel’s Thor series, and is a member of the Warriors Three, Thor’s drinking/fighting buddies. He is known for being (a) awesome, (b) fat, and (c) totally rad.

Stay tuned for more updates this week! I’ve got the finished series ready to go, and I’ll be posting an entry each day this week.

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Paste Pot Pete. Wow. Not exactly Stan Lee and Jack Kirby’s most inspired creation.

Even within the comics, PPP wasn’t a villain of any merit at all. He eventually changed his name to the Trapster, in fact, but he’s still a pretty low-rent supervillain. I guess they can’t all be winners.

But he’s certainly a lot of fun to draw! I enjoyed this entry a lot more than I had any reason to.

The P is also for pathetic

Sorry I’ve been away for so long. It’s been five weeks since my last Comics Alphabet entry, so I’m going to catch up by posting one entry each day of this week until Friday. That will get me into the home stretch!

I’m considering what the next regular art feature on this blog should be. I’m thinking about another A to Z series, maybe involving the Legion of Superheroes. Are there Legionnaires for each letter of the alphabet? Anybody? Sims?

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I had no idea what I was going to do for N.
The I read Jeff Parker and Leonard Kirk’s Marvel Comics miniseries, Agents Of Atlas. Namora is, as it turns out, an awesome character. (Apparently hanging out with a kung fu superspy, a Greek goddess, a talking gorilla, a Uranian spaceman and an indestructible robot rubs off on you after a while.) So yeah, Namora:

I only wish "Jimmy Woo" started with N

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Yeah, it’s Wednesday, and this is supposed to be an every-Monday series. But I hope you’ll agree that this one was worth the wait.

The gallant Guardian and the glorious Gladiator ganging up on a grouchy Gorilla Grodd!

Go, guys! Go!

I took my time with this one, since I’m avoiding real work. My twin goals with this series are to become consistently speedy, and improve my anatomy and proportion. These goals are often at odds with each other, though. This time I went with the second goal, and I think it paid off.

Now, who should I do for “H”?

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