Sinestro

Sinestro is a villain in The Amazing Asperchu comic series. He was built up over the course of three Issues and revealed at last in Issue C. He was the big bad of the series and until the end of Issue C, was in charge of everyone who had trolled Asperchu up until that point. After the attack on his castle, none of his minions have been seen again (Except for Jormungand) and he is now shown doing everything himself. It is implied that everyone left him. He was the main villain of the series, portrayed as a puppet master who kept to the shadows. After Issue C however, he lost this status, as the series shifted focus and made Metal Asperchu the main villain.

Earlier issues
Sinestro's first appearance was at the end of Issue 0, where we see only his hand, as he uses some strange power to save Lisa as she falls to the ground. He is then seen again in Issue 0A where we again see only a hand. This time however, he is seen holding the Asperchu Medallion, as he offers to heal John's wife Kendra if he helps him out. Also seen with his dog Jormungand. Dino Dash also makes a reference to Sinestro in Issue 0B when Jormungand appears behind him, saying 'Tell your master I will be back soon.'

Issue C
Sinestro makes his first full appearance in Issue C. On the very first page he is shown in a meeting with the other three trolls, telling them how vital it is for his plans that he acquires the seven Chaos Pickles. An unspecified amount of time later, he attacks Asperchu in his flying machine, the Troll Egg. Asperchu responds by blasting it open using his Anshuent powers, finally revealing the face of Sinestro. Who then carries him off towards his castle. He later helps coordinate the draining of Asperchu's heart level, for a mysterious purpose. He later somehow manages to stop time so as to explain to Asperchu that he was the one behind everything. We also learn that he was the one who made the room full of Asperchu Clones. His latest is revealed to be a mechanical copy of him known as Metal Asperchu, created to collect the seven Chaos Pickles for use in his plan. He then powers him up, using the medallion and unfreezes time. Metal Asperchu then catches a bullet in the air and sets Ian Brandon Anderson on fire. Sinestro then orders him to dispatch the others, but Metal instead leaves to collect the Chaos Pickles, because killing the others was not one of his directives. Sinestro, realizing that he couldn't fight all of them on his own, teleported them all out of his castle. He is then seen picking up Ian's Megatron Pistol and looking over his shoulder at a tank, holding another Asperchu clone, in its early stages.

Issue 1
He is later shown to have given the Megatron Pistol to the infant clone, as it is seen floating in the tank next to him. He then makes a trip in his Troll Egg to Asperchu's school, Normandale Community College. There, he trades a mysterious disk to the dean, Larry D. Waltz for one of his students. He chooses a black guy named DeShaunn who he then leads back to the castle with a promise of extra crispy and waffles. For some reason, he lets his girlfriend follow. He then pushes DeShaunn into a tank of some sort. His girlfriend then jumps in after him. They then emerge as Noir Chu and Aspercream. Experiment #14. He then attempts to send Noir Chu to kill Asperchu. He never actually does, though, so Sinestro failed again.

Issue 3
Sinestro appears again in Issue 3, interrogating Aspercream, demanding to know where Noir Chu went. He is seen being accompanied by Larry D. Waltz, who convinces him to let her go, suggesting that maybe she really doesn't know anything about it. Sinestro lets her go, and essentially tells her to fuck off. He appears again later whilst Metal Asperchu does some crazy shit with his four Chaos Pickles, watching from far away in his Troll Egg. Larry is again present in a side car, who questions what is happening, to which Sinestro replies he does not know.

Issue 4
Sinestro and Larry play a quiet friendly card game at Forte Grosse, until Metal Asperchu shows up, smashing through the walls. Sinestro then tells him that he thought he'd come back looking for answers at some point and that he was the finest of all the Asperchu Clones, but that he was incomplete, and that he, the other clones, and even Sinestro himself all lacked a certain something. He didn't elaborate though, as he was restrained by Metal at that point, who told him that his speech was unimportant and that he only wanted to know what Directive 4 was. Sinestro tells him that it is a doomsday contingency, and that activating it will not help Metal reach his full potential, and will benefit no-one. Metal does not believe him however, and so he is ignored. Metal then traps him in a tube and runs off, taking with Bubastis Chu and Cthulhu Chu with him for his experiments.

Issue 5
Sinestro is reawoken by Metal to be interrogated for information regarding the 'Zero Clone', #23. He says that he is too dangerous and that Metal should simply kill him because activating #23 would cause him to die anyway. In spite of his protests, Metal then readies #23's activation, with use of a Primer Clone, and tells Sinestro that he will be left alive so that he can watch.

In Capering Berries
Sinestro appears in Capering Berries spinoff Bubastis Chu, in which he fathers the titular Bubastis Chu, Asperchu Clone #18, along with Larry D. Waltz. He then proceeds to have many hilarious misadventures with his new daughter. This version of Sinestro is much more sympathetic and is even funny, especially when he gets annoyed by Bubastis Chu's latest mess.

Powers
So far, through reasons unexplained (Although most likely psychic powers) he has been shown to have the ability to lift people off the ground (Or at least hold them in the air) and to stop time. He can even choose specific people who would be able to move around despite time being stopped. He can also teleport people where he wishes them to be. Whether or not he can teleport himself is not yet clear.

Alec has stated that Sinestro has the powers of convenience.