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Chaka Cumberbatch as Red Sonja.

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A little something for fats

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She can look seriously skanky sometimes.... nice to have a lot of dramatic range as an actress, with a body that allows her to portray herself very differently.

Examples:

A Protector in uniform?

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A few Protectors and Primes in plain sight:

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AZ Powergirl puts on the Red and Blues....finally

Does she have a site where you can buy her image packs or videos? This is a buy!

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I believe there are more pics from this photo shoot that will soon become available.

I guess this pic fell through the cracks on my thread cuz no one seemed to 'vocalize' their appreciation. I can't stop looking at it. Probably because it's not photoshopped at all.

Who is that goddess?

She is breastiful!

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So this is something I always wondered: I know Supergirl and Power Girl are counterparts from different universes and one is 10 years younger, but are they actually the same person otherwise? Does teenage Supergirl grow up into Power Girl?

An exceptional model the illusion of a super powered female is partly spoiled by piercings

Sadly, that is her best pic by leaps and bounds. There are a few good other ones, but they are all 5s or 6s compared to that 10. We can only hope for more.

slim36 wrote: An exceptional model the illusion of a super powered female is partly spoiled by piercings

Kinda like how Melissa Benoist keeps wearing earrings on Supergirl. Every time I notice them, it draws me out of the episode and makes me wonder how a Kryptonian gets her ears pierced before finding out about Kryptonite. Kinda like the question of why she was wearing glasses she didn't need before she started doing the secret identity thing. Just one more piece of fridge logic from a mediocre show that I wish was better.

Superbreath Animation by wgsoup. Commissioned by Harry-Cane. Really nice done.

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slim36 wrote: An exceptional model the illusion of a super powered female is partly spoiled by piercings

Kinda like how Melissa Benoist keeps wearing earrings on Supergirl. Every time I notice them, it draws me out of the episode and makes me wonder how a Kryptonian gets her ears pierced before finding out about Kryptonite. Kinda like the question of why she was wearing glasses she didn't need before she started doing the secret identity thing. Just one more piece of fridge logic from a mediocre show that I wish was better.

I'm not defending the writing on the show as I also have had my issues with it, but this isn't that complicated to explain.

Krypton exploded when she was 12 so she probably had her ears pierced before then. My daughter got her ears pierced when she was 9 and most of her friends had it done even earlier. So if Krypton girls are anything like Earth girls then the simple explanation is that it was done before the planet blew up.

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Agent00Soul wrote: So this is something I always wondered: I know Supergirl and Power Girl are counterparts from different universes and one is 10 years younger, but are they actually the same person otherwise? Does teenage Supergirl grow up into Power Girl?

She may or may not. They're counterpart, but they aren't the same.

They are from different dimensions, they aren't the same person, and their histories are always slightly different. SG doesn't become PG. For example, Supergirl never found a family (in the comics, unlike the TV show where she's placed with the Danvers). On Earth 2, Superman and Lois Lane raise Power Girl, and she's a daughter to them. This ironically, leads her to NOT be Supergirl to form her own identity.

Their personalities have always been different too.

Originally, PG wasn't genetically the same as Supergirl. She was an alternative dimension version of SG, but wasn't the same person. Not quite Jay Garrick/Barry Allen or Alan Scott/Hal Jordan, but farther along that slider than Earth 1 & 2 Bruce Wayne or Clark Kent. This was apparent at their different body types and builds, even when PG was young, she was more built than the adult Supergirl. Supergirl was originally OLDER than Power Girl. But she died in Crisis, and when DC brought the character back, she was younger than Power Girl.

In the current DCU, Power Girl and Supergirl are genetic duplicates ... a Kryptonian machine thought they were clones of one another.

The JLU cartoon had Power Girl as a forced-aged clone of Supergirl, so the PG clone was older than Supergirl. (Galatea).

I think that's a bad idea, I like them not being genetic twins. It helps the writers treat them properly as different characters.