Dc female characters

Stylish playing cards featuring the glamorous, superpowered female stars of the alternate reality world of DC Comics, published by 'Forbidden Planet', 2015

Grégoire Guillemin imagines what our favorite superheroes get up to when the curtains are drawn. Superheroes are humans too..

“An all Female Justice League.”

Shared universes are becoming more frequent in Hollywood cinema. They are the most frequent in the realm of comic book films. Usually, each universe has a supervisor of sorts, who oversees everything. Marvel has Kevin Feige and his leadership has led them to overwhelming success. But, does DC & Warner Bros have a "godfather" of their universe? Is it Zack Snyder? In my opinion, there may be no definitive overseer. I believe that Bruce Timm, DC animation legend, should be the "godather" of the…

DC Female Villain Costume Progression

A staple of the comic book superhero is the costume they wear either to differentiate themselves from their secret identity, or simply as a more practical means of engaging in combat. Clark Kent is known in popular culture for using a telephone booth to change into Superman, while The Flash stores his costume compacted into a tiny ring. Wonder Woman's method often uses a bit more flair. In the 1970s, Lynda Carter developed the most famous method of transformation for the Wonder Woman TV…

Killer Frost - Another Classic Piece of Earth 🌏 2 from @bosslogic 💙❄️ #CaitlinSnow #TheFlash #KillerFrost

Star Sapphire was a member of the Injustice Gang and later the Legion of Doom. Star Sapphire was recruited into Lex Luthor's Injustice Gang, a team of supervillains meant to destroy the Justice League. She was initially repelled by the idea of working with "common criminals", but seemed to warm to the amount of money that Luthor promised each of them if they help him. She helped ferry a few of the Gang to the Watchtower to plant a bomb. When that plot was foiled, and Luthor took his anger…