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8 comments:
I never knew that Alan Scott was left handed-wow! I thought it was pretty cool that he worked in radio-in Gotham. Alan Scott and Billy Batson were my role models!
Any day with an Alan Scott Green Lantern cover is a great one! I always liked him for the same basic reasons: his novelty as a Green Lantern, and like you, I'm left-handed. A quick Bing search didn't reveal much as far as left-handed superheros, unfortunately, and I can't think of any others off-hand, though I would posit that a decent number of them could at least be ambidextrous: Batman, Daredevil, those types of guys and gals. One thing I'd also like to see more of is choosing handedness in video games. If I remember correctly, that used to be a more common feature in the early days of modern computer games, but you don't really see it anymore.
I think Flint from GI Joe was probably left-handed, though the only evidence I have to go off of is the original figure's card art.
Your best one, yet.
Hands down/bar none/case closed!
:-D
Found these:
http://www.comicvine.com/forums/gen-discussion-1/right-or-left-handed-superheroes-628377/
http://www.reddit.com/r/comicbooks/comments/2imppn/are_there_any_lefthanded_superheroesvillains/
Sinestro really should be one, based solely on his name.
The Lizard's alias is but he is missing an arm.
My favorite green lantern
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