Anyway, Al Milgrom once said there's no excuse for drawing hands badly, as most people have at least one at the end of each arm!

I used to look at my own hands a lot, when drawing. Fortunately, I have internalized most of what I needed. But, especially in comic art, it comes down to the same thing as for trees and fire and hair and all the other things that can be tough to draw. Find a stylization that works for you, and go for it!

I'll add this, tho, which I first posted years ago:

In the basic shape of the hand, the three middle fingers come straight out of the wrist, with the thumb and pinky hanging off the sides. In profile, there is a "ramp" of tendons that drop across the back of the hand from the wrist bones to the knuckles.

Good luck!

That's how it works with feet.

Back when I was taking my Figure Illustration classes, I quickly noticed how everyone in class seemed to dislike drawing hands and feet. I made it a point to always draw them so I could stand out a bit from the crowd. It ended up working, as the teacher pointed out that I was doing a good job.

Its gone on to help over the years. I do have to admit to being envious of how JB draws hands. I remember tracing them when I was a kid. All these years later and I'm still envious!