Supergirl Celebration: Poll

A lot of people are accessing the blog with their mobile devices these days so if you are unable to see the poll in the sidebar, I've added a post so people can participate in it. This poll will be available to take for the first half on the month. I'm curious about which version of Supergirl is your favorite... Have fun guys!! Poll Maker

Supergirl Celebration (Mega Post Series): Part 1 DC All In Supergirl

I'm going to try and do some more posts on my side this summer The new James Gunn Supergirl Movie released last Friday. In honor of that we are doing a Multi-part Mega-post set honoring various versions of the Girl of Steel. Let's dive in...

I'm going to start with a few tribute to some of the her comic book variations. Supergirl has been around in comic for about 67 years and I've been stockpiling content for her for awhile now so it was little bit tricky deciding how to divide up her shots. We will start with a few scenes from her latest DC All In series...

DC ALL in Supergirl

Supergirl's current series is written and illustrated by Sophie Campbell. It also has the Artist Tamra Bonvillain handling the coloring. The series is a fun read but does have some trippy elements leaning heavily into Supergirl's sci-fi background. This was particular noticeable in the latest arc where Supergirl gets badly beaten up and gets revived as a cyborg. I've been enjoying it so far though...

One of the things that I really got to appreciate from looking into multiple depictions of this character for these tributes is that the current series does a lot of nods to the early comic book depiction referencing the period of time where her Silver age incarnation lived in an orphanage prior to being adopted by the Danver's family. One example is they have an issue referencing her Robot duplicate which she used  to preserve her identity in her early comic book days.

A nifty gadget that she uses is a special Chromatic comb which she uses to mask her identity. It changes the color of her hair as part of her disguise. In her original depiction she uses a brown wig.

The girl in purple is Supergirl's friend Clarissa.

The dark haired girl above is Lena Luthor. This version of her is Lex Luthor's daughter. She is depicted as genius inventor and tends to dress in a goth style alot. Lena will get her own tribute down the line.

This outfit is another easter egg connecting to her older comic book incarnations. This outfit is the one worn in her 1970s series. The reason its included in this tribute though is the nice bit of fanservice where the outfit gets damaged allow readers of the comic to get to see a little bit of Supergirl's skin.

(Various issue of the Latest Supergirl Ongoing series)

More of the Girl of Steel can be found found using the Anime Feet Supergirl label here:

https://animefeet.blogspot.com/search/label/Supergirl

Also I've ported over the Supergirl storylines from my Writing.com to blogger so you can have your own adventures with Supergirl here:

https://cbwfbackup.blogspot.com/2018/04/supergirl.html

And...because it's the first of the month I'm doing a Throwback to the early anime feet days of yore with a new poll:

https://poll-maker.com/poll5810467xEEe345E6-168

This one asks which version of Supergirl is your favorite? It will be only be available for the first half of the month while these tributes are being released.

Thank you for reading and Stay tuned for more of this heroine this week.

Up Up and Away!!

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  Mei is a shy, quiet, and innocent girl who becomes easily frightened when harm comes to her. She is especially kind and caring to the people around her that she views as her allies and is also accepting of others when seeing their good qualities. When they first met, Mei was afraid of Gabimaru because of his intimidating demeanor but, after showing signs of respect towards her, she wasn't afraid to come near him. Mei also has a sense of knowing what's right from wrong, believing that Rien's cruel research on the Hōko needed to be stopped. Unlike the Tensens, Mei does not have a low opinion on humans, or have any reason to look down on them, and was willing to help the survivors who came to the island in any way she could.

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