Here we have Bloodwynd, from Dan Jurgens' run on Justice League. I've never had much interest in the character, but he is a magic user in the DCU and I did have fun drawing him.
Here we have Dagger casting her purifying light knives. I drew her partner Cloak earlier in 2014. Although Cloak and Dagger first appeared in Peter Parker the Spectacular Spiderman, I first read them in there own series. I've always loved the tragic duo. Despite the exact origin of their powers, there is something magical in in the manifestation of their powers and the themes the two characters represent.
Until I began doing research for this piece, I was unaware that Mysa Nal, the White Witch from the Legion of Superheroes, had a different appearance previous to her early 80's albino look.
Continuing with the theme of werewolves for this November, here is Warren Griffith from the Creature Commandos. 
During this November I'm going to focus on comic book werewolves. November has always been a kind of werewolf-y month to me. The extremes of hot and cold as we all try to find balance within winter's approaching chill have always reminded me of the traditional werewolf transformation.
Sorry for the delay on this one. Things kind of got backed up this Halloweekend.
Lord Pumpkin was a villain from the now defunct Malibu comics Ultraverse. I've never read any stories with him in them, but how could I resist the devilish figure of mayhem he presents!
Second amongst this month's Halloween themed Saturday Sketches, we have Mervyn Pumpkinhead from the pages of Sandman. I've always like Mervyn. There's just something about a smart mouthed cigarette smoking pumpkinheaded scarecrow!
To celebrate the Halloween season, all of my Saturday Sketches for this month will have some kind of connection to to the darksome holiday. This week we have Jason Macendale, the Original Jack O'Lantern. He first appeared in Machine Man #19, but later became a regular Spider-man villain. 
A companion piece to last week's image of Cain, here we have Abel, caretaker of the House of Secrets.
Here is Cain from the House of Mystery. I first met Cain and his brother Abel in the early issues of Sandman, but they both appeared long before. Doing my research for this piece I never realized that Berni Wrightson was so involved with the House of Mystery. I also did not realize that it was such a long running title. I've got some back issue tracking to do. :-)
An ancient witch of incredible power, Agatha Harkness first appeared in Fantastic Four #94. She was governess to Franklin Richards for many years and later became mentor the Scarlet Witch.
Here is a second sketch and the final piece of my Golden Age Doctor Fate set. There are several characters from the early stories that I haven't addressed. I may add them to the set later, but for the time being this is the last.
One of Doctor Fate's earlier villains, Ian Karkull plagues Doctor Fate and the Golden Age Green Lantern well into the modern age of comics. During their first encounter, it is Doctor Fate that causes Karkull to become trapped in his shadow form.
In More Fun Comics #59, the Golden Age Doctor Fate runs up against a group of strange Spacemen.
Another of Doctor Fate's early foes, Mister Who gained shape changing and size changing abilities from ingesting Solution Z! Mister Who showed up later in Doctor Fate's chronology, fighting against the All-Star Squadron as member of the Monster Society of Evil.
Conjured by Mango the Mighty to protect himself from Doctor Fate, this mob of shrouded dead are known as the Legion of the Styx.
Here we have one of Doctor Fate's early adversaries, Mango the Mighty. Although his name doesn't exactly inspire fear, this sorcerer was murdering people with globes of fire before the Doctor finally shows up. Mango also summons a horde of angry undead, the Legions of the Styx, to fight for him against the Doctor but in the end he loses. Of course.
