A few Images 2 - The Sequel

Found this while browsing through Deviantart this evening. Other images from this shoot may be found at jubyheadshot.deviantart.com/gallery/

Anymore of this Girl of Steel?

Markiehoe wrote:

Anymore of this Girl of Steel?

shut-up-and-duel-me.deviantart.com/gallery/32622079/Supergirl

Skye wrote:

Markiehoe wrote:

Anymore of this Girl of Steel?

shut-up-and-duel-me.deviantart.com/gallery/32622079/Supergirl

THANKS!

I had no idea!

Carrie has gone more soft boudoir in my opinion. No cosplay.

I traded one of my costumes for a membership over a year ago I think. Have not seen it used or you all would have seen samples already. Maybe a couple of nice comments would get her gears turning about it.

www.deviantart.com/art/Rhea-vs-the-World-682825099

Incredible!

After billions in development costs and extensive testing, the Navy's new generation of point defense weapons takes on a hostile target for the first time. During testing, it knocked down incoming shells, wave skimming missiles and even ballistic missiles. Its incredible heat had instantly cut neat holes through the thickest armor. The incredible heat of the ion beam cannot be stopped by any known material.

The last two days have been a nightmare. They started with Ursa slowly and mercilessly killing Superman in front of a world-wide audience -- with nothing but her bare hands. The militaries of Earth came to our planet's defense, attacking her with every weapon they had except nukes.

The resulting battle ended horribly, with an entire armored Division lying torn and smoking in west Texas. The wreckage of hundreds of combat aircraft littered the North American landscape, swatted from the skies by a woman who could not only outfly them, but could shoot them down with and angry glance from her blue eyes. She's proven unstoppable.

So it was that the Pentagon turned in desperation to the Navy's experimental ion-cannon ship defense system. After hastily dismounting it from a ship and flying it the old NORAD Combat Operations Center, which Ursa had made her stronghold, the ion cannon heroically scored a direct hit on its first very first shot fired in anger.

When later asked to describe the power of this ultimate weapon, the new Empress of Earth shrugged. "It was kind of warm... and kind of bright."

And so it was that Earth kneeled to Ursa of Krypton.

Thanks for the link. Am I alone in thinking the original is better? Looks like a horny teen with photoshop got carried away.

ME TOO!

fats wrote:

Fats

To quote Jayne, "I'll be in my bunk."

fats wrote: I get some crazy stuff in my FB feed



Fats

If that's by who I think it is, he's got some pretty sick art on DA:
synthetikxs.deviantart.com/gallery/?catpath=/

I'm surprised you don't know the guy, he has made amazing artworks for many comic books such as Flare, Samuree, Syphons, and countless others. Her ultra-sexy renditions of superheroines is unmatched IMHO

www.lambiek.net/artists/b/beachum_mark.htm

fats wrote: What would you pick



Fats

Supergirl everytime.



"So, you just want me to just blow the trucker through the fence, and smash the other one up in the air? You don't want me to stop the truck?"

"Erm...No. No stopping trucks - we haven't put that in the script"

"Awwww, but I really want to stop the tr..."

"Ummm..you can fly away after, if you want?"

"Ok, cool! Where's the truck?"

fats wrote: What would you pick



Fats

Well Batgirl is taller and her back is straighter and her chest is out further so I'd pick Batgirl.

Markiehoe wrote:

fats wrote: What would you pick



Fats

Well Batgirl is taller and her back is straighter and her chest is out further so I'd pick Batgirl.

And her boobs are perkier and cuter. So yeah, Batgirl.

Should be the other way around. Gravity doesn't have much effect on the Girl of Steel, but most artists don't get that. You gotta be an "inner circle of the genre" thinker to grok that Krypts are denser and firmer than humans.

Which of course complicates all kinds of things when you consider that they are trying to pull off an alter-ego secret identity. Not so much with Superman (women can easily fantasize the whole Man of Steel thing as a big positive). At least until the final moment where presumably he pulls a Hancock (for those who remember the movie).

But it doesn't take a lot of imagination to see potential problems with female super-human muscle tone during intimacy. Not many stories have been written that deal with how such a problem could realistically be handled, other than "weakening" strategies. But not everyone likes that approach, especially in these days of feminine empowerment.

Shadar