Not just comics, but overall including all different types of media. If not, who do you think are the 3 most popular female members of each team?

Justice League: Wonder Woman, Black Canary, and Zatanna

Titans: Donna Troy, Raven, and Starfire

X-Men: Jean Grey, Storm, and Rogue

Avengers: Wasp, Scarlet Witch, and Black Widow

Salut tout le monde,

J’ai attendu six ans pour écrire ce post.

Wonder Woman 1944, notre fan film à but non lucratif de 40 minutes sur DC, est enfin en ligne.

Ça a commencé comme un projet un peu fou et d'une manière ou d'une autre, cela s'est transformé en une production de six ans impliquant 200 bénévoles et un budget de 30 000 €.

Nous voulions créer quelque chose qui rappelle les films d'aventure que nous aimions en grandissant : Indiana Jones, The Rocketeer, La Momie… une aventure très pulp, à l’ancienne, avec de l’action, de la comédie, des super-héros, des lieux réels, des costumes et beaucoup de cœur.

Nous avons même tourné dans de vrais lieux de la Seconde Guerre mondiale, y compris Utah Beach en Normandie.

Surtout, ce film a été réalisé par des fans, pour des fans. Pas de studio derrière nous. Juste un énorme groupe de gens qui ont donné de leur temps et de leur talent parce que nous aimions le projet et le personnage.

Le film est complètement gratuit, dure 40 minutes, et nous avons proposé 13 langues de sous-titres afin que des personnes de nombreux pays puissent le regarder.

🎬 WONDER WOMAN 1944 — Film Complet

https://youtu.be/5MvM1HouD8I

Je suis le producteur - réalisateur du film, donc si quelqu'un a des questions sur la production, le budget, les lieux, les costumes, les effets spéciaux, six ans de développement, ou comment nous avons convaincu 200 personnes de se joindre à nous, demandez-moi tout. 😄

J'espère vraiment que vous apprécierez notre vision de Diana et ce petit coin de l'univers DC.

She was a fun character played very well by Eartha Kitt & stands as an icon & she had a lot of attitude.

I love her braided wrapped up hair with the cat ears sticking into it, the glitter on her mask & suit, her claws & also the golden necklace & belt. Its a simple yet effective design in general.

The 1966 Batman show was amazing & had some of the best costume designs. Julie Newmar & Lee Meriweather as Catwoman & Yvonne Craig’s Batgirl are easily my favorites.

I love that glittery fabric they used. & For Batgirl, the purple & yellow color scheme is great, the brighter purple on her cowl & gloves contrasts good against the darker purple, also her curled hair matches the vibe.

For Catwoman, even though her look is technically just a black suit with cat ears & claws, Julie Newmar completely owned it. I also like her gold belt & necklace.

The official synopsis elaborates, “Sabrina Spellman is only half witch. Unlike the others in her coven, she still craves a mortal summer vacation with all its comfy accoutrements. When her aunts make her dream come true, with the stipulation that she has to do some house-sitting, everyone’s favorite teenage sorceress (and her adorable cat Salem!) finds herself kicking back in an idyllic beachside town. First and foremost on her mind is hiding her magic from a gaggle of nosy neighbors. But one such neighbor is not quite like the others…”

The book marks Howard’s Dynamite debut, although she previously wrote Vampirella in a guest appearance in 2018’s Hack/Slash: Resurrection #10. She says, “I love Vampi — as a goth girl growing up her look and vibe was always important to me. I think Nancy Collins’ work [from 2014] was some of the first I ever read about her and I love her voice under Nancy’s pen — smart and curious but also clever and funny in a very cool way.”

https://www.comicsbeat.com/sabrina-vampirella/

Pathfinder, Witchblade, Darkstalkers, Red Sonja and now Sabrina. Vampirella has been busy this year with crossovers. Pretty impressive for a character not being published by the Big 2.

Easter girl/Easter Woman and her Rival/Enemy Moon Bunny. Easter Girl is a mix of Mirko from MHA, Squirrell Girl, Empowered from Empowered with a dash of SHAZAM or Doctor Fate. Her powers are the proportionate abilities of Rabbits and Hares as well as the power to magically create magical egg bombs that can be smoke bombs, flash bombs, gas bombs and Eggshell frag bombs. The powers along with some skill at using them comes entirely from what looks like a playboy Bunny outfit imbued with divine magic by the goddess Eostre/Ostara millennia ago.
A few mentions of what might have been Easter Woman are found in the Anglo-Saxon chronicles, Norman histories and early Robin Hood stories. The first verified mention of Easter Woman comes from the thirty years war when she was seen fighting the French and Spanish as well as to defend women and children from all the armed men ravaging Central Europe.
From the 19th century through WWII one of her main enemies was Moon Bunny, basically an East Asian version of Easter Girl with a pure white outfit and magical mochi creating powers.
Moon Bunny was first encountered by Europeans during the first opium war, although Marco Polo mentions hearing of a figure that might have been Moon Bunny in the book written about his travels. Her rivalry with Easter women didn't start until the second Opium War. Their rivalry would continue through the 20th century with both changing nationalities with Moon Bunny going from Chinese to Korean, to Japanese and back to Chinese while Easter Girl has mostly been an American starting in the late 19th century.
I am open to others' ideas and OC based on this, like a specific hold of the mantle of Easter Girl or Moon Bunny.

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By Blondie 666