A few Images 2 - The Sequel

A younger Scarlett Johansson with a few tweaks, for those who enjoy her roles.

Not sure where the first image (red dress) comes from, but the second one, when she was very blonde, came from The Island movie.

Devil in the Red Dress, She is stunning.



ETA...

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Sarge395 wrote:

Who is the middle character? She looks a bit like Ms. Marvel mashed up with Supergirl.

Whoever she is, she has the best costume.

--Brantley

Red Lantern Supergirl?

Sarge395 wrote: Red Lantern Supergirl?

Well if not wrong at Red Lantern comics not so much ago joined the team for a short time. Can't remember too much more right now but it was like that...

brantley wrote: Whoever she is, she has the best costume.

--Brantley

Agree it was excellent, except the image was very Photoshopped, and that could have included the costume. But then, that's Ok for this forum. We aren't dealing with reality in any case. I improve images all the time.

That said, there is a thread of reality that should exist for anyone we label as a cosplayer, given we can meet them at conventions. But admittedly, this is shaky ground -- debating the limits of reality in a fantasy forum.

By the way, welcome back from your vacation, Brantley.

Shadar

Yeah Supergirl joined the Red Lanterns for about fifteen issues on the New 52. I really liked that storyline btw. One of the few good ones involving Supergirl on the New 52

A collection of "banned" commercials from TV.

Check out the shot putter at time 3:25.

That was pretty fun!

Not sure why some if not all was banned, but funny none the less. Thanks.

Why did they ban the shot putter?? It's a typical Axe ad.

Agent00Soul wrote: Why did they ban the shot putter?? It's a typical Axe ad.

Don't take the banning thing seriously. That's just Youtube click bait.

I watched it and posted it here because I'd read somewhere else about the Axe shot putter ad that was in it. I think that ad did show during the SuperBowl.

There are few things in the universe that can resist a Kryptonian's raw muscular strength. As Diana has discovered. Using her lasso was a mistake, and now Diana's bit of magic rope is a little bit shorter.



Shadar

AZ Powergirl Cara Nicole is putting out the best cosplay right now!
Such a chameleon.
She is at San Diego Comic Con now.
I have seen three new and different cosplay's from her in the last two days.

Submitted to the suspected alien superwoman observation team. These subjects show no obvious tattoos or body piercings.
We may observe and look for any evidence of unexpectedly damaged or melted items in the general area. If the committee sees fit, we can send our intern out to attempt an interview and recruitment for powers evaluation.

Guusje Van Geel, a true Velorian:

A few pages from the 1990's Supergirl comic featuring Matrix, a shapechanger who is in love with becoming Supergirl.

Here's some panels from a series of tests that LuthorCorp has put her through. I think she qualifies to wear the "S":

Cooling things down over the Alps after a blazing re-entry from space.

An image from an alternate history of WWII where superhumans fought alongside the brave men in uniform. This one was titled Made in the USA. Not a bad wingman to fly into combat beside

I've long debated writing a WWII novella where superhumans are fighting on all sides, But some of that has been done in the comics, so I need a new angle. But every time I dust off this picture I get motivated again.

I really like the idea of armadas of Allied and Nazi aircraft flying toward each other, with their protectors flying ahead to engage before the aircraft. Japanese, the rest of the Axis Powers, and all of the Allied powers have ubers. Of course, some planes wind up in the wrong hands and are torn apart. Especially if one side's ubers are dominant.

Same story could be happening on the ground. Tank versus tank with a couple of young superhumans deciding the battle, tossing around tanks and other vehicles.

As I see it, some alien power has decided to try to end Earth's wars by sending in their people on all sides. But instead of ending the war, their presence escalates it out of control.

Something like that, anyway.

Shadar

Thunder Girl, from Big Bang Comics: