Flederweb

A Khundish boy born on the planet Aetia, the unnamed Flederweb was one of many experimental test subjects for the Khund army. He was given enhancements that changed his physiology, giving him bat-like wings and the ability to cling to walls. Dubbed Flederweb, he was forced into service in the Khund army against his will. To ensure the bitter Khund boy wouldn't rebel, he was fitted with a mind-controlling device that telepathically forced him to obey his orders by the military. He went on to become a fine bounty hunter for them with his acrobatic and aerial skills. Flederweb was chosen as one of the four Khund warriors to join the Legion of Super-Heroes in an assault to defeat the sorcerer Mordru and his undead minions. I based this pose after some Arthur Adams art, one of my many comic book heroes and source of inspiration. The BG it's from wall.alphacoders.com.

I've enjoyed working on this character, he looks so cool. It almost has that Guillermo del Toro quality to it.

Calamity King

Calamity King aka E. Davis Ester was born on Touston and eventually realized that he was the source of everyone's bad luck. He was a walking jinx and decided to try to put his powers to good use. During the Imperiex campaign, he applied for membership to the Legion of Superheroes as Calamity King. He was rejected because his powers created an equal amount of danger for his allies and enemies, alike. Powers: Bad Luck. Calamity King has the power to cause bad luck both physically or mentally to those around him. His bad luck effects both the animate and inanimate objects. It appears he has no control over this effect. The BG Sci Fi City 02 was made by Nkabuto, found it at his Deviant Art page. I went over it since it was a little more rough than what I usually use for backgrounds, nevertheless I still like the rough state and somehow feels right for Calamity King.

Try not to look at this image for too long just in case, it may bring you bad luck, who knows...

Animal Lad

Real name Ennis Jahnson from Metropolis. He had one appearance which lasted about 2 pages so his stats are obviously speculative. I’ve refrained from giving him the default “all 2s across the board”, choosing instead to treat him as if he were a beginning PC who could’ve been a Legionnaire, if things had been different.
I’ve assumed, given the Legion’s setting, that his Transform Power (from Blood of Heroes : Special Edition) can turn people into non-Terran animals, a slightly more limited form of the “can be imaginary animals” — he can turn people into alien animals, but not mythical ones. 
The BG is from a Mexican architects group name Buba Arquitectos. I went over it and added some FX.

Sensor

A serpentine member of the Legion of Super-Heroes who appeared during the first reboot of DC's 30th-century universe, now known as Earth-247. She has the power to project intensely realistic illusions and is an alternate version of Projectra (Sensor Girl) from main Legion continuity.

Jeka Wynzorr was the princess of the planet Orando, a world populated by a ruling class of large intelligent snakes and an underclass of small, raccoon-like mammals. However, she renounced her heritage to travel the galaxy, using her illusion-casting powers to disguise herself as a humanoid to avoid attention.
The BG is from www.opserver.de and I wish I knew the name of the author for the deserved credit.
I thought it was a good match for Sensor's color palette. 

Kid Quantum II

I've originally pencilled this piece months ago and forgot to finish it.

The original Kid Quantum, James Cullen of Xanthu, joined the Legion of Super-Heroes during its first week. His ability to generate stasis fields received an artificial boost from his stasis belt. During the Legion's first mission, he died battling the alien entity Tangleweb, his malfunctioning belt partly to blame. This tragedy prompted the Legion to deny membership to those whose powers relied on external devices. Before long Jazmin Cullen, Jamie's sister, joined the Legion. As Kid Quantum II, she wielded the same powers as her brother, but underwent experimental surgery to augment her powers instead of relying on stasis belt. The radical surgery boosted her natural abilities to project time and reality-altering status fields.

I found this background at www.hqwally.blogspot.com, the colors kind of match her outfit.

Atmos

Marak Russen is from the plant Xanthu . When the ruling Tribune of Xanthu determined that Star Boy's departure from that planet left them at a loss, the planet's top geneticists were ordered to develop a new resident super-hero. They chose a former child actor and amateur athelte, Mark Russen, as the most likely candidate, one already known and popular who would be likely to survive the procedure. The Xanthian scientists hoped to recreate Star Boy's temporary super-powers by replicating the comet radiation that had once accidently given him abilities on the level of Superboy or Mon-El. The experiment proved unstable and gave Marak super-powers but not the super-powers he expected. Marak Russen renamed himself Atmos and was housed in high style and given the best promotion the Xanthian media could provide. His public appearance program and holovised battles so endeared him to the Xanthian people.Atmos then went on to join the Uncanny Amazers, a superhero group that protected the planet Xanthu, in the 30th century. Aside from the physical advantages he has from his inherent alien physiology he is a peak athlete. After the experimentation he was basically a human nuclear reactor. Atmos has a number of nuclear powers including super-human strength, flight and a special inhibitor field which gives him partial invulnerability to both physical and energy attacks  and the ability to survive exposure to interplanetary space without a transsuit. Atmos' suit also provides him with the ability to project nuclear bolts from his hands. These bolts can melt metals as well as metalliccompounds and generate an electro-magnetic field capable of disrupting electrical machines and what not.Atmos does not have any real training in hand-to-hand combat but does have a vast array of athletic training as well as an athletic physique.The BG was made by Ali Ries in 2009. The pose was borrowed and modified after Art Adams awesomeness.

Lori Morning Aliases

And one for the Legion homies. Lori Morning, yes the little girl in the middle, transforms into many different superheroes by using the Dial-H disc. She helped the Legion of Super Heroes many times by using the dial. Click on the link below to educate yourself about the character if you are interested:

 http://www.comicvine.com/lori-morning/4005-12849/ 

The Dial H for Hero is about a mysterious dial that enables an ordinary person to become a superhero for a short time, by selecting the letters H-E-R-O in order. Each time it is used, the dial causes its possessor to become a superhero with a different name, costume, and powers. These superheroes are usually new, but on one occasion the dial caused its user to become a duplicate of an existing superhero, Plastic Man. Some versions of the dial contain additional letters, allowing other kinds of transformations. Lori Morning is the Legion of Super Heroes version of the Dial-H. The original series debuted in House of Mystery #156 January 1966. The art was by Jim Mooney with scripts by Dave Wood.

I thought it would be a good idea to place all the characters together for a group shot after all that hard work. The BG it's from Halo 4 titled Hologram Room by the amazing artist Paul Pepera. I modified it enough so it fits my characters better.

Hope you like it, cheers.

Blobetta

And finally Blobetta, my last Lori Morning alias from the Dial-H device.
It was the most challenging character to design so far, specially since all I could find for reference was only one comic panel. It's so awkward and ugly. I did my best to make it look somewhat decent.
Since Lori had a thing for Rond Vidar, notice his picture on the wall. This BG I found on www.myunva.com and I changed some elements and color to pop out her silhouette.
It feels good to finish all her aliases, that's a good way to start 2014.
Before I decided to begin drawing every Legionnaire that ever was, I had no idea there where so many.
I thought maybe 50 characters the most. I couldn't be more wrong, there is at least over 150 including all Lori Morning aliases. Reboot, threeboot etc etc, might seem difficult to accomplish but not impossible. I have a good feeling something good may come out of this Legion of Super Heroes marathon, hopefully before the 30th Century.
Geting to express my creativity freely without any producer telling what to do it's the best feeling in the world as an artist. Also a good reminder to the world I don't only draw The Simpsons for a living. I'm very versatile style wise. Enough said, more real Legionnaires on the way...
Btw, a very heartfelt thanks for those few that actually read my posts. 

Galaxy Girl

Galaxy Girl from the Dial-H disc in the 30th Century. As Galaxy Girl, Lori got to kick some Time Trapper butt and help the Legion of Super Heroes.
So...kind of Thor meets Sailor Moon/Star Girl character.
I left the ugliest alias for last, guess which one it is?
I used the Rosette Nebula for the BG. It looks somewhat Cosmic.
My next Lori Morning alias would be the last and back on track with "Legion" characters again.
It may very well be next year, so have a Happy New Year everyone!!!

Fireball

Fireball, another alias from the Dial-H device. Pony tail madness you could say.
I only have two aliases left and that would be the first time I've completed anything Legion related.
With Lori Morning's aliases out of the way I will be able to continue with another real Legionnaires as I had originally planed.
The BG, Cloud City bt Aksu. I modified it so it goes better with Fireball.
You can find more info about the character here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lori_Morning

Slipstream

Lori Morning becomes Slipstream when she uses the Dial-H device. 
There is also another character named Slipstream but it's a male character and from Marvel Comics. 
The BG Morning Tide Serenity by Grimdar, I've changed it slightly to pop out her silhouette better.
I'm very close from being done with Lori's aliases. I didn't thought they were so many.
Here is a helpful website with more info about her:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lori_Morning 

Chiller

Happy Holidays!!!
Chiller, one more alias from Lori Morning in the 30th Century. Four left and counting. 
At this point I'm kind of craving to create some other characters and take a break from Lori's aliases.
I'll play by ear on that one since I'm so close to be done...Regardless it's been fun and challenging to come up with her different alter egos from the Dial-H. Specially when reference was extra hard to find.
Have a happy new year everyone!

Star Spangled Lass

Star Spangled Lass or Star Spangled Girl, another alias of Lori Morning when she uses the Dial-H device.
One more down and five to go. I really would like to draw every single Legionnaire, it doesn't matter how long it takes or how many. That means also drawing all the aliases of Lori Morning. 
I got the reference for this one from a single panel I've found at www.comicvine.com  
This is the only reference I could find in the net for this character, I did my best. 
The BG is from furniturefashion.com. I wanted something Light yet futuristic to bring her colors a little forward and separate her shapes from the BG. 
I hope you are all having a great Holiday Season by the way.

Plasma

When Lori Morning uses the Dial-H she becomes Plasma. As Plasma she was able to help the Legion. Lori gave the dial to Brainiac 5.1 so he could use it to stop the Rift, and it was destroyed. This marked the character's final appearance in the Legion titles to date; that version of the Legion's continuity was later rebooted. Due to her name, and the fact she was a blonde girl of fluctuating age who was possibly destined to be the Time Trapper, it has been speculated that Lori was the post-Reboot version of Glorith, a theory which was confirmed by the Legion creative team during a panel discussion at the 1999 Heroes Convention in Charlotte, NC.

Dyna-Soar

Also know by Pterosaur, another alias of Lori Morning. Lori who's a 10 year old little girl with the Dial-H device. She becomes a different super hero every time she pushes the Dial-H buttons.
I think I still got a few of her aliases left on my list. Plasma is next!
This is my 252 post. That's a palindrome number, in Argentina that is considered to be of good luck and you supposed to make a wish when encounter such numbers.
The BG is from www.wunderground.com.
Hope you are liking my Lori aliases so far...

Color Kid

Happy birthday Ulu! Color Kid (Ulu Vakk of the planet Lupra) is a member of the Legion of Substitute Heroes in the 30th century. Ulu Vakk was assisting a scientist when a beam of multi-colored light from another dimension struck him, granting him his singular super ability. He tried out for the Legion of Super-Heroes, but was rejected. He later joined the Legion of Substitute Heroes, a group formed of rejected Legion applicants.

He changed the color of a kryptonite cloud around Earth from green (deadly to then-current members Superboy and Supergirl) to blue (harmful to super-powered Bizarro creatures).

As an adult, he was known as Color King, and finally becomes a member of the Legion when it merges with the Legion of Substitute Heroes.

In the 1985 Legion of Substitute Heroes one-shot comic, he was temporarily known as Color Queen after being exposed to Granderian Gender-Reversal Germs by Infectious Lass.

The BG it's a nebula shot from erenscoolstuff.blogspot.com.

I feel like I could still play with the super powers FX.

Helios

Helios, another super hero from the Omnitrix...I mean the Dial H for hero device...ahem...
Lori Morning becomes Helios and messes things up for the Legion and helps at the same time with the single push of a button.
Background by Jeff Seaman, which I've flopped. 
The whole concept of having a 10 year old little girl's mind in a smoking hot 18 year old body it's a little too weird for me. It almost seems wrong. 
Besides of being the inspiration for the TV show Ben 10, the Dial-H for Hero has so much potential for a decent TV series or even a film for the big screen. Something perhaps Marvel would do, but not DC.
I'm actually having a great time designing Lori's aliases. 
Moving forward...

Blip

What the Blip do we know? Lori Morning as Blip the mistress of teleportation, one of her many aliases from using the Dial H device. Clearly Blip has the teleportation capacity. The BG was done by Lazerus8102, got it from www.forums.3dtotal.com. All the reference I had for this character was a single comic book panel that only shows half her body. For some reason it was really hard to find anything online about this character. 

Still doing my best to get all Lori's Dial H aliases done, finding reference it's the hard part.

Hope you Legion fans like it. 

Cheers

Ink

As Lori Morning uses the Dial-H item she becomes Ink. As Ink, Lori trapped a Durlan thief and helped the Legion. Triad told her she should apply for Legion Membership. 

Lori Morning was born in the late 20th century in the USA, a typical child of her place and time...until her father fell in with Chronos. 

I found this particular BG on www.Joyreactor.com website under the user DeadWhale. I wish I knew the name of the artist who painted this beautiful BG. I've changed it a little to fit Ink better and made it a lot lighter to pop out her silhouette.

Future Girl

Lori Morning is a young girl that was taken to the future and watched over by the Legion of Super-Heroes. She eventually gained an item called the H-Dial that granted her random super powers and joined the Workforce. Here she is as Future Girl, one of her many forms. I'm hoping to draw all her aliases eventually. This BG was originally a hallucinogenic wallpaper that I went over to create this FX. For those few people out there that actually read my posts, know that I will continue posting Legionnaires as usual in despite of my facebook vacation. I was burned up from a middle age crisis and needed a break.

Peace out.

Lori Morning

She first appeared as part of the Underworld Unleashed crossover, as the ten-year-old daughter of one of Chronos' henchmen; her father Ron first appeared in a 1989 issue of The Atom, also written by Tom Peyer. Chronos had gained increased time travel powers from Neron, but with a side effect of prematurely aging. He found a way to transfer that side-effect onto someone else, and realized a child would be able to store more chronal energy before dying of old age than an adult. After his defeat by the Legion, Lori remained in the 30th century. Stuck at a physical age of seventeen (but still mentally 10), and with no way to return to the 20th century, she was "adopted" by the Legion. She instantly developed a crush on time-travel researcher Rond Vidar. She briefly defended the Legion Headquarters against shapeshifting "Proteans" as "Future Girl", subsequently befriending one whom she named Proty. Eventually, much to her disappointment, Vidar found a way of removing the excess chronal energy, and she returned to her former age. Shortly after that she gained access to the Hero dial, and began secretly taking various superhero identities to aid the Legion. The dial had actually been given to her by the Time Trapper, but when the Trapper attempted to recruit her, she used the power of the dial to defeat him as "Galaxy Girl". Shortly after this, when an attempt by Leland McCauley to utilise the power of a mysterious space anomaly resulted in time stopping, Lori found herself as one of the few beings unaffected. She attempted to use the H-dial to help, but was stopped by the Time Trapper, who felt she was too unpredictable. Although she did not see her assailant, the Trapper's face was visible, and was her own. The Legion eventually learned that Lori had been using the H-dial. Their disagreement as to whether she was ready to be a hero led to her leaving, and joining McCauley's Workforce. It was discovered the Legion had not claimed to be her legal guardian, and so McCauley's Khundian assistant Amilia Crugg did so. Following the Blight, McCauley announced that risking the lives of teens was unconscionable, and that the Workforce would now consist of adults. This was an anti-Legion PR move that backfired when it was revealed, as the new Workforce battled the Rift, that one member was Lori, using the dial. Lori gave the dial to Brainiac 5.1 so he could use it to stop the Rift, and it was destroyed. This marked the character's final appearance in the Legion titles to date; that version of the Legion's continuity was later rebooted.

I used the same BG as Chameleon Girl, made by Rapha Gutierres. I went over it and changed just a little. I'm gonna do my best to draw all her aliases from the Dial H for Hero device.

Rainbow Girl

Dori Aandraison is from the planet Xolnar in the 30th-Century, Don hoped to become a Legionnaire as a stepping stone towards a career as a holovid actress. She won a trip to Metropolis where Legion of Super Heroes tryout were being held by using her powers in the "Miss Xolnar" contest. Rainbow Girl's powers gave her a heightened pheromonic field which made her personality irresistable to everyone while surrounding her in a corruscating field of light resembling a rainbow. Unfortunately, she did not gain legion membership. Rather than returning to Xolnar, she married Irveang Polamar, a member of one of the oldest and wealthiest families in Metropolis, so she could remain on Earth. Dori once again works with the Substitute heroes, who become a resistance cell when Earth becomes a closed off and xenophobic society. Dori and the Substitutes assist in overthrowing the xenophobicJustice League and saving Earth from an invasion of an alien coalition.
The BG was made by the talented Australian artist Steve Galea. I picked this BG cause it reminds me of Metropolis and of course I added the rainbow to match Rainbow Girl.
I also based this pose on one modeling shot from my friend Anna Bliss. Not only she is a great model she is also a hypnotherapist and a super-counscious spiritual burner, it was perfect for Rainbow Girl.  

Matter Eater Lad

Matter-Eater Lad (real name Tenzil Kem) is a member of the Legion of Super-Heroes and possesses the power to eat matter in all forms, as do all natives of his home planet, Bismoll. He first appears in Adventure Comics #303, (December 1963). 

The BG is from the art of Pacific Rim. What a great film that is btw.

Don't forget to brush your teeth. 

Peace out!

Polar Boy

Not Bipolar Boy but Polar Boy, real name Brek Bannin who grew up on the planet Tharr, in the 30th Century. Tharr is considered one of the hottest inhabited planets in the galaxy. Brek's family live in the hottest valley of the planet where the inhabitants developed the power to create super cold, snow, and ice as a way to combat the persistent heat. He first tried out for the Legion, but was unable to control his powers. He was rejected because members felt his powers might interfere in missions. He became a supporting character as leader of the Substitute Heroes before earning his place in the Legion. 

On the New 52 Polar Boy seems to be very similar to the Silver Age characterization.

The BG northern lights is from the website urban-review.com

I would like to dedicate this piece to my pal Eric Canete for being a great source of inspiration and all the amazing art. 

Cheers.

Invisible Kid

The first Invisible Kid was Lyle Norg, an early member of the Legion who gained his powers from a chemical serum he invented. He first appeared in Action Comics #267. His scientific aptitude meant he got along well with the super-intelligent Brainiac 5. His abilities made him a valuable asset to the Legion Espionage Squad, of which he was a permanent member. Norg also served one term as Legion Leader. He was killed by the monster Validus of the Fatal Five in Superboy and the Legion of Super-Heroes #203 (July/August 1974).

The original BG was done by Sabra Haskell, I changed it a bit to go with Invisible Kid. 

I'm currently working on some more Legionnaires, I think I'm almost half way done with my list. 

Any character you would like to see?

Chameleon Girl

The wife of Colossal Boy and member of the Legion of Super-Heroes. Being a native of Durla, Chameleon Girl has the power of shape-shifting.

Yera is from Earth, in the 30th century. Yera's family had migrated to Earth early on so Yera was actually born on Earth and not on Durla. This was enough to alter her perception of identity. She is also an accomplished actress and once posed as Legionnaire Shrinking Violet for an extended period of time. Chameleon girl is currently a member of Legion Lost, she will soon be facing off against an army of Harvest's minions. After surviving the Culling, the Legionnaires managed to get a hold of a time bubble and returned home to find it in ruin. Yera's musings suggest that she knows something that the others don't and she has a mission of her own to accomplish. Recently, she was subdued by the members of Project Metamerican alongside Tyroc.

The BG is called Blue Lab by Rapha Gutierrez. I hardly retouched it. I wanted a light color in the BG to pop out her sexy shapes. I asked myself, is this border line too sexy for a super heroine? She is an actress after all, most of female actresses are pretty hot, so why not. 

Happy 11/11 btw...

Infectious Lass

Drura Sehpt is from Somahtur, a planet whose inhabitants' bodies are home to colonies of micro-organisms. These microbe colonies can quickly infect other living bio-organism's while the host remains unaffected. Drura was the first of her race to bravely travel to the United Planets, to see places that her people were always concerned possibly infecting. Drura was another of the Legion of Super-Heroes' rejected that would go on to join theLegion of Substitute Heroes. Polar Boy, who was the leader of the Substitute Legion, was impressed with how Drura could induce illnesses. The BG futuristic-living-room-interior-22262-hd-wallpapers-background which I did went over, it seemed to match her vibe. 

Blok

Blok is a silicon-based life-form from the planet Dryad with a naturally high density and strength. Carbon based humanoids had come to settle the planet, not realizing that the world was already inhabited by the silicon natives. Blok's people watched the carbon humanoids for a time, and once they determined that they meant no harm, revealed themselves. The two species helped each other and shared the planet. An undetermined time later, Dryad's core became unstable and eventually was destroyed. Blok and his friends misinterpreted the Legion of Super-Heroes rescue efforts and assumed the heroes had destroyed their world. Blok first appeared as a member of the League of Super-Assassins. He was manipulated by The Dark Man, a clone of Tharok, into attacking the Legion of Super-Heroes. When he learned that the Legionnaires were not his enemies, he turned on the Assassins and his former master, the Dark Man, and eventually joined the Legion. Blok was killed later on by Roxxas, who tracked him down to the Puppet Planetoid and carried out his mission, delivering Blok's dismembered corpse to the ranch home of Garth and Imra Ranzz on Winath. On the Retroboot New Earth he is the Black Witch's guardian. Forgive me if I don't post every single detail of this character, it will take too long to write.

The BG by Tory M. and dust FX by Matthew Timms were both retouched to go with Blok a little smoother.

Nightwind

Happy Halloween everyone!!! 

Born in the future during the 30th century, Berta Skye Haris is the beneficiary of a recessive gene in her family that gives its females the innate power to create and control wind currents to various degrees. As soon as she was old enough, she tried out for the Legion of Super-Heroes as Nightwind. As Nightwind she became a senior student and a veteran of Legion tryouts, while an excellent student with a quite and reserved demeanor.  She became close friends with the amphibian student Lamprey, who also joined the Academy at the same time. She had shown her value during this time, however she, along with many of her old Academy classmates were killed during the invasion of Xolnar by Dominator forces.

The BG titled Dark night full moon from the blog jamminjasounds.blogspot.com. As usual I went over it to make it match my character better.

It seemed the perfect candidate for a Halloween Legionnaire post!

Don't eat too much candy...

Stone Boy

Stone Boy was born Dag Wentim on the planet Zwen. All people on the planet Zwen can petrify their bodies into stone. They developed this ability to put themselves into suspended animation for their planets six-month long nights. Dag's hair is not affected by the transformation. Also, while Stone Boy is in his petrified form, he cannot move. Through practice and concentration Dag can turn just part of his body into stone, such as his fist. He tried out for the Legion of Super-Heroes, but was rejected when his power was deemed too static to accomplish anything positive. Along with several other failed applicants, he helped to form the Legion of Substitute Heroes. In the "Five Years Later" Legion continuity, Stone Boy is shown to have gained the ability to move while in stone form. 
Originally I was gonna post some joke about him being a stoner, but since I had an accident at home where all my pond fish died I'm very sad and in no mood for joking around.
This beautiful BG was originally done by my friend Alex Ruiz, check out his website for some other great artwork at http://www.conceptmonster.net/. I did go over a little to match the character better. And since the original Stone Boy's design was orange I thought it was somewhat Halloween related. 

Variable Lad

Real name Oaa Tseldor, Oaa's ability allowed him to acquire practically any super power he could desire one at a time. It was hinted that these power changes were random, though Oaa at times did demonstrate a cognizant choice in abilities he was summoning. During the course of his tenure at the Legion Academy, he appeared to be limited to assuming only physical abilities. Whenever Variable Lad adapted a new power, his physical form also mutated into a state that capitalized on the ability. No known limitation was placed on the length of time he could assume a form. The BG Chuzhaya Planeta by Ppoverxnost (www.GdeFon.ru). It's almost like I've been doing somewhat Halloween related characters. Love it! I'm currently working on a very Halloween looking Legionnaire piece!

Monstress

It seemed appropriate to do Monstress near Halloween. I didn't want to do the green version since that looked too much like She Hulk! The background Film BG was colored by Young Joons. I added a few little details. Now, for the character bio...

Candi Pyponte-Le Parc III was born with pure white skin and had brown hair. She discovered that her beloved father had impoverished workers in his labor farms which numbered in the hundreds. She was shocked by this revelation, not agreeing with it and doing her best to rally for the workers. Candi's appearance was radically changed when a gene bomb exploded in one of her father's plants, transforming her into a hued giantess. Discovering super strength and invulnerability, Candi adopted the name Monstress. As one of the few denizens of the planet with superpowers she was then recruited into the Legion of Super-Heroes. Candi took on the big sister-type role towards many of the Legionnaires. Strong, compassionate, sweet, and honest. As a member of the Legion of Super-Heroes, Monstress was also given a Legion flight ring, transuit, and telepathic ear plugs. 

After an epic adventure in an alien galaxy Element Lad was found. Element Lad had become a changed man after being lost in both time and space. He had been alone for billions of years, his way of thinking greatly altered and believing himself to be the Progenitor of the entire galaxy. When he found out his old friend Monstress wasn't one of his creations, he deemed her a "variant" and killed her. Monstress was mourned by her teammates and a statue was erected in her honor on Legion World. RIP.

Quantum Queen

She may not be a Legionnaire to my knowledge all thou was good to take a break and do some other character. Specially since I was inspired at my fellow burner Gita Salem's fashion show this past weekend after being exposed to so much beauty, as a result I came up with this. I based her facial features after the russian model Xenia Tchoumitcheva. The Bg Sci-fi residential map was made by EzMeow. I hardly retouched it. 
Quantum Queen's full origin story has never been revealed, and even her real name and homeworld are still unknown. Before the Crisis on Infinite Earths, she was a member of the Wanderers, a futuristic team of adventurers that existed during the time of the Legion of Super-Heroes in the 30th century. Quantum Queen possessed formidable powers: she could control quantum energy, even to the extent that she could turn her body into that form of energy. The Wanderers became renowned for their exploits and inevitably they crossed paths with the Legion of Super-Heroes. The two teams immediately became friends. 
The whole team of wanderers was murdered by creatures created by Clonus and burdened with guilt over their deaths, he decided to bring them back to life via cloning. He augmented their powers during the cloning process. She eventually left the Wanderers to seek personal fame and fortune. She signed with a galactic talent agency located on Hypeworld, a highly commercialized planet specializing in galaxy-wide entertainment and merchandising. Her story goes on setting things right for being used by the same agency. The Wanderers current whereabouts are unknown. DC's 30th-century universe has been rebooted three times since, and Quantum Queen has yet to make an appearance in the current continuity.

Ferro Lad

Andrew Nolan of Earth is Ferro Lad. He is known in later continuity simply as Ferro. Andrew Nolan is a metahuman with the power to transform himself into living iron. He has a twin brother named Douglas who has the same power. Both twins have deformed faces as a side effect of the mutation that gave them their powers, so both wear iron masks. He first appears in Adventure Comics #346 (July 1966); he joined at the same time as Princess Projectra, Karate Kid and Nemesis Kid. Ferro Lad was only a Legionnaire for a short time when he was killed destroying the Sun-Eater with a bomb in Adventure Comics #353. His self-sacrifice to save the galaxy made him legendary, despite his short tenure as a Legionnaire. 

In post-Zero Hour continuity he is known as Ferro and comes from 20th century Earth. In Legion of Super-Heroes (vol. 2) #300, an alternate universe is glimpsed by Andrew Nolan's brother, Douglas. Here, it is shown that shortly after Andrew's death against the Sun-Eater, Douglas became the second Ferro Lad in a parallel timeline. Enough history!

I've decided to use this BG from www.fantasy-writers.org, unfortunately I really don't know the name of the artist who painted this beauty. Of course I modified it a bit to work with Ferro Lad a bit better.

Rest in peace Andrew.

Gravity Kid

Gravity Kid enrolled in the latest class at the Legion Academy, alongside Chemical Kid, Dragonwing,Variable Lad, and returning student Comet Queen. Gravity Kid was created by Paul Levitz and Phil Jimenez. He was one of the more serious students about becoming a Legionnaire, often staying at the Academy while his classmates broke curfew. Those studious habits led to him sometimes resenting his more reckless classmates, as Tel was more the kind of student who woke up early before class to work out or do personal training exercises. At some point, he entered into a relationship with senior Academy student Power Boy. Tel possesses the ability to manipulate the gravity fields around himself or other objects. He can make a person light as a feather or increase their gravity field that they're too heavy to even sit up under their own strength. While his control of his powers seems adequate, his zealousness to prove himself has caused him to accidentally use his abilities on his teammates who are in the way. When negating his own gravity field, Gravity Kid is able to hover and even fly without the aid of a Legion flight ring.

The background "Futuristic Room" was made by  aurora2109green. I went over it a little.