Green Lantern: Phantom Limb —It’s the distant future: Oa has fallen, the Green Lantern Corps is no more. The central power battery has been corrupted by opportunistic interstellar pirates who have bent it to their malicious will.
Preparing for my zine about stuff to do with friends by drawing my friends who will inevitably star in it.
Friday Night Drag and Draw. Having fun with this one. Metal Mix is as rad as ever.
An unstable being of light imprisoned in a weaponize carapace, Little Bug is discovered and rescued by Shark Jr. and his team, who are determined to protect her from the vile pirates seeking to use her as a doomsday weapon.
Agnes Spinnaker delivers the first mission to our heroes when she seeks their help getting her ship back from a gang of pirates who are using it to terrorize the city. Initially put off by the antics of the heroes, Agnes learns to value the family she’s chosen.
Shark Jr.’s polar opposite, the Concrete Kid longs to be a superhero but lacks the characteristics necessary for heroism. He’s violent, impulsive, and short-tempered. He quickly joins forces with Shark Jr. and the two learn to embrace the middle ground between their personalities
Shark Jr. was the focal point of the story I’d envisioned. Orphaned when his govt agent dad died on an op, Shark Jr. was instilled with the concepts of heroism from a young age, and in his early adulthood, he sought to continue his father’s legacy.