A few Images 2 - The Sequel

Some images off of DeviantArt.  CuttertX with some superstrength. And nicely fitted SG costume by rorilorid  Then a well made body suit by Gincognifo.  

possible pose for undercover supergirl 


similar to the backlit Number 6 from BSG

An image of Hilda, the Amazonian Velorian protector from an angle that flatters her powerful back.

A very tall Velorian, dressed in their typical flight uniform, sitting in a small hatch exposed to hard vacuum on Deck 7 of a Scalantran starship.

Sometimes you just need to get away from the noise and busyness of the ship and get some quiet and "fresh air", so to speak. 

I love the intersection of hard SF and superwomen!

(BTW... The ceiling is low because this is a Scalantran ship -- they are hobbit-sized -- and, of course, Velorians are very tall. But the Scalantrans love having Vels travel with them -- always for free -- given they can defend the ship if they are unfortunate enough to encounter a heavily-armed privateer. Of which there are plenty out near the Rim.)



Shadar

The awesomeness of long space hair

slim36 wrote: The awesomeness of long space hair

Ah, space reality... it's both amazing as well as hard to duplicate down here, near the bottom of the gravity well.

Could be fixed in my image with some Photoshop... basically by swapping heads with a long-haired blonde who is photographed from the back while hanging upside down. 

But I don't have such an image handy to steal a head from. Anyone?

Shadar

The Swedish model (and once a member of the Swedish national ski team), Victoria Silvstedt, in a pose that is pure superwoman. The kind of image that gives flight to the imagination.

Just another reason I've used her as a Velorian model over the years. 

Railings are usually too tall to fall over, but she's obviously extremely tall, made even more noticeable by the extra boost from those wicked heels. I can see her rotating slowly forward to dive over the railing and fly off. 



Shadar 

It possible that hair effects are too compute intensive even for Hollywood screenrant.com/marvel-inhumans-medusa-hair-powers-head-shaved/ 

shadar wrote: The Swedish model (and once a member of the Swedish national ski team), Victoria Silvstedt, in a pose that is pure superwoman. The kind of image that gives flight to the imagination.

Just another reason I've used her as a Velorian model over the years. 

Railings are usually too tall to fall over, but she's obviously extremely tall, made even more noticeable by the extra boost from those wicked heels. I can see her rotating slowly forward to dive over the railing and fly off. 



Shadar 

Jasmine: "So does all art in the enlightenment consist of images of Velorian asses?"

Hilda: "Well, a substantial amount of artists from the Enlightenment do feel compelled to render images of their planets protectors and other Vels. Some of those images happen to be of asses." *Hilda gives her own toned rear a smack* "You certainly seem to enjoy taking pictures of my butt yourself."

Jasmine: "... Fair enough."

The zero-g is real.

But what if the girl isn't a model?

Perhaps the still images aren't telling you everything.

Maybe she was flying around under her own power. A very handy thing in zero-g. 

Only her photog knows. 

Shadar

gincognifo  did this one.  Guess we've been bad.  Don't look for much under your tree this year..  

A couple of images (from same 1984 Supergirl issue) that remind me of what comics used to be, back when they focused on firing up the imagination of their readers.

They also managed to capture a vision of profound fitness, albeit without exaggerated muscularity, and in a believable way. Great art. 






Shadar

Don't know about the second picture, but the first one is from Supergirl/Lex Luthor special in 93 during the shapeshifter super girl time frame. 

www.mycomicshop.com/search?ItemID=489723...FEAQYASABEgLeS_D_BwE

Raa wrote: Don't know about the second picture, but the first one is from Supergirl/Lex Luthor special in 93 during the shapeshifter super girl time frame. 

www.mycomicshop.com/search?ItemID=489723...FEAQYASABEgLeS_D_BwE

Both images are from the same issue. That may have been the best period for Supergirl artwork, at least IMHO. . For whatever reason, it was Ok for Matrix to have muscles made out of whatever Superman's muscles were made out of, just more feminine. 

Probably because she was a shapechanger.

Shadar

Came across this compilation of clips showing Supergirl in all her invincible and invulnerable glory.

A Christmas treat for SWM fans.

--Brantley

Thank you, Bradley
Merry christmas 

Thank you Brantley!

I had forgotten how good Melissa looked in action in her original super skirted costume.

Helen; "So you want me to kick one guy up the @ss, blow the other guy through a fence with my breath, and then just fly off? .... will this work?"

Director; "Of course it will work Supergirl!"

Came across this compilation of clips showing Supergirl in all her invincible and invulnerable glory.

A Christmas treat for SWM fans.

Ty m8

I had forgotten how good Melissa looked in action in her original super skirted costume.

Indeed.  The pants and hairdo for season 5 do NOTHING for Melissa tbh.

Peace.

/K

I think this is relevant to the interests of SWN. Its from the Super Rivals webcomic.

Body paint....

 

Shadar

Yeah I get how Lara feels here.

Middle one for me.

Raa wrote: Middle one for me.

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Absolutely, I remember the comic from the early 2000's where she flies Lex in, in his Merc. A beautiful depiction of Supergirl there.

The most dangerous thing in the Aurora Universe is a female Arion Prime. Terrans don't last long around them once they've finished their usefulness to the Empire. 

Fortunately, quick and painless is their style. Given her laser eyes, this poor bastard never knew what hit him. 

 

Shadar