A bit about myself

I like your interests. Seem to mirror mine a bit. The EMCSA is a great place to find women in control.

Ok just alittle bit about me. Names Jamie. im from the northeast of the england. Big middlesbrough fan who are my local football team (soccer to you americans.)

Been reading this stuff for what seams like years. I first found the ubergirls stuff by complete accadent but have never looked back. I have in the past tried to write some stories but they never turn out how i emigened them to to the point that I have some 100 or so stories which are in verious stages of writeing from early planing to finished artical.

Im dyslexic which is why i like to read stuff that intrests me (i tend to concentrate more thus not needing to read over it countess times.)

I work as part of a team of network administrators for a local company. It pays the bills

I like stories about power transfer, steeling or gaining power. I also like the evil ubergirl stories where they use there power for self satisfaction.

North East? wow there might actually be an uber girl fan local to me lol

Hey
well, no prizes for guessing where I'm from

I've been into wonder woman and supergirl since I was a nipper. Don't know what it is about the genre but I'm hooked.

Used to be a big Rob Oliviera site lurker back in the late nineties, even corresponded with sharon from AU a few times, started joining Yahoo groups over 3/4 years ago, but couldn't really contribute until some of the wonder woman episodes were released over here. Started feeding thee red wolf lots of wondy frames then and well, thats about it.

Other interests include going to the pub (on the gargle with mates), Rugby (Munster & Ireland) footie (TOON!!!), pen and paper rpgs, reading, writing, movies, acting, comics and the odd comedy night on tv, and obeying the ladyfriend.

yep
thas me
first post and looking forward to hanging around

Well, since there's now a forum dedicated to my scribblings, I probably should introduce myself. I'm male, pushing fifty, and have lived in Colorado (USA) for forty years. I found a previous incarnation of the AU during my surfing, devoured it, and then tried my hand at writing a short story. That was Julie, back when she had dark hair. Version 2 changed her hair color, and I haven't stopped writing yet.

I was thee_red_wolf until Yahoo! zapped my account and groups back in Feb of 2004. I used my old redwolfe72 for a while; now I'm back as thee_red_wolf2

And Yes, I changed the names of my groups back to TRWsWonderWomen.

I was thee_red_wolf until Yahoo! zapped my account and groups back in Feb of 2004. I used my old redwolfe72 for a while; now I'm back as thee_red_wolf2

And Yes, I changed the names of my groups back to TRWsWonderWomen.

how ya wolf
good to catch ya before the ould work load hits
did ya like yer pressie?

I was thee_red_wolf until Yahoo! zapped my account and groups back in Feb of 2004. I used my old redwolfe72 for a while; now I'm back as thee_red_wolf2

And Yes, I changed the names of my groups back to TRWsWonderWomen.

how ya wolf
good to catch ya before the ould work load hits
did ya like yer pressie?

Very much so.

My name's Michael. I'm 27 and live in Glasgow, Scotland. I've been interested in the genre for close on 5 years now, more along the transformation side of things, which come out a lot in my writing. First noticed the scene through RedFive's awesome Alter Ego site. Favourite stories are a New Life(can't for the life of me remember the author..was a huge multi-part story on Alter Ego), and the Adventures of Sara Corel. When I'm not putting my superheroine fantasies into print, I play the odd game of baseball when I get off from work, and am training in the art of pro wrestling.

Is your baseball the same game we play in the U.S.?

Absolutely....it's not exactly funded well, but with live baseball now getting shown over here, the game is picking up a serious following. There's around 40 senior teams now in the UK, although the best the british league gets is usually a recap of the final four tournament held down in brighton every year. My team made it last year into the 2nd tier championship playoffs and finished 3rd which isn't too bad.

Cool!

I'm 48 and I live just outside London, England. I moved over here from the US quite a few years ago and I think it's great here. Even the weather. I don't miss ten degrees Fahrenheit with a wind chill of minus 5, although I do miss baseball.

I do a lot of writing in my work, but it's a more serious and sober output than what you see here and the other places I post my stories. I've been writing erotic superhuman and muscle girl fiction for over ten years, and writing it in my head since I was, say seven. My interest in strong women dates back at least 45 years, when my grandparents took me to a museum and I stared for several minutes at an eight foot tall polished black marble statute of a muscular greek goddess. And when I was five, a very strong neighbor girl and I wrestled for an afternoon. That clinched it.

I bought DC comics for five or six years, the Silver Age years, and fantasies based on superheroines and on ordinary girls gaining superman's powers have been an erotic wellspring for me for years.

Now I live in a country where the most important workout for young ladies is the lifting of a pint or two or three or four in the pub. So their right biceps are just slightly enlarged. But I have this website, Diana's and Lingster's, a wife who loves the gym, and my imagination. Life is good.

I'm three years older than marknew742, and hate reminding myself I'm that old. Honestly, I'm a 25-year-old trapped in a (rapidly decaying) old geezer's body!

Live in Orlando, Florida, and work at (but not for) Walt Disney World; currently drawing caricatures near the Brown Derby restaurant at Disney-MGM Studios. Married for 28 years (and counting!) to a wonderful woman named Janet, who qualifies as an ubergirl just for putting up with me and my "interests" for this long.

My main hobby is my website, DCM Studios Online - "Extreme heroines and muscle-girls galore!" - from which I inflict my illustrations and comics upon a hapless world.

I'm currently trying to juggle three ongoing comics series:

• Satin Steele, about a woman bodybuilder and her quest for the sport's top title;
  
  
• Tetsuko, a "manga-style" muscle-girl who'll find herself drawn (no pun intended) into uncanny and outrageous adventures;
  
  
• and Dyna the Damsel Dynamo!, an actual superheroine in the mold of Supergirl and Mary Marvel

I accept commissions very infrequently, since between work, family 'n' friends and my online comics I have little free time; but sometimes if you catch me in just the right mood with an idea that tickles my fancy, who knows?

Well, that's about it for now. Back to lurking!!

Hi, I'm John Tokarek Jr. , and at the time of this post, newly 21 years old. I live in Fremont, California, working at a software company, packaging. I'm known here as Ordo Cabaal Templarus.

I'm autistic and the notion of powerful women has always appealed to me ever since elementry school, in one way or the other. My outlook, however, is radically different from many people's, and at times, can be imcom...uncom....not fully understood.

Stories and series worth of stories come and go, but I try to learn from them and put what I've learned into the next series that comes up. I've been experimenting more than solid writing, and hope one day to atucually finish a story and get on with the next part of the series. What I do for my stories is basically take hashes of other works and put them together, and then go from there. Not a likable tactic, but it works fine for me...

-OCT

My main hobby is my website, DCM Studios Online - "Extreme heroines and muscle-girls galore!" - from which I inflict my illustrations and comics upon a hapless world.

..and it's absolutely awesome, DCM. Brilliant artwork, great story. Everone should check it out!!

Thanks for the kind words!

(I'm just a big ol' ego-boo sponge...)

I'd like to echo Larafan in saying welcome aboard! Big fan here!

I've been stopping by your site for a few years now, I think all of your characters are great!

Just a hunch, but I take it you like stopping by Hooters from time to time?


bully_pup -- Kelly

I'd like to echo Larafan in saying welcome aboard! Big fan here!

I've been stopping by your site for a few years now, I think all of your characters are great!

Just a hunch, but I take it you like stopping by Hooters from time to time?


bully_pup -- Kelly

Oh? Where would you get an idea like that?

(in other words... yes!)

...and thanks for the compliments!

You know, I've met some incredible females at Hooters, but never one like that!

bully_pup -- Kelly

Like YAGS, I'm a 30-ish single American guy, and I too like Giant women, as well as women with supernatural powers (like Jeannie from I Dream Of Jeannie, Samantha from Bewitched, and Lisa from Weird Science), and of course, women with super-human powers, which is why I'm here. For me, the whole appeal of superwomen is that it turns the concept of "the weaker sex" on its head, and the weaker the woman looks, the more I like it. That is to say, the more feminine and fragile a girl looks, the more I want to see her as a super girl. Not to put down people who like more muscular gals, but they don't really appeal to me. I'd rather see a girl who looks like she could barely carry a couple of bags of groceries, like say, Keira Knightley , walk into a gym and pick up a 500lb barbell with her pinky. That's one of the reasons I like Conceptfan's stories, because he always makes references to the super girl's "slender feminine arms" or what have you. They are never described as having huge muscles. Before I discovered CF's site, almost all the stories I found were about very muscle-bound women.

I'm also not that interested in normal women that can kick ass, like say Charlie's Angels or Trinity from The Matrix, or even more-than-normal women like Max from Dark Angel, though I think they're cool.

My ideal superbabe would have the following powers:

super-strength (infinite)

super-speed

super-senses (with complete control over them):

• super-breath of various types (super-powerful, cold, hot)
• super-vision of various types (telescopic, microscopic, heat, x-ray; also the ability to project images -- both still and moving)
• super-hearing
  
• super-smell
  
• super-taste (super-sensitive taste-buds, with the ability to taste any substance and analyze it faster and more accurately than the most sophisticated laboratory)
  
• super-touch (the ability to, say, feel the print on a page)

super-intellect

super-vocal chords (the ability to create ultra-high frequency and ultra-low frequency sounds; the ability to destroy organic and non-organic matter with the power of her voice; and the ability to reproduce any sound perfectly, like a human tape-recorder)

invunerability

flight (including the ability to fly through outer space)

I lean more toward the "evil" superbabe, but I also don't mind stories about good super girls who like to save people. Besides, there's no rule that says they can't kick the sh*t out of the bad guys.

My main criteria for a woman to be a super: if I think she's hot, then she can be super.

My main criteria for a woman to be a super: if I think she's hot, then she can be super. Smile

Mine too!! Welcome to the board. :wink: