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Agreed, but I don't like the stars on her top either. The back reminds me of the Texas flag or maybe Puerto Rico's.

I thought I was the only one who caught that creepy r-word vibe. It made me uncomfortable.

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It's a small change that makes the overall look more buttoned up and refined. With Sampere she's walking, not posing, but sense of movement aside the suit...

The art was terrific though. Sampere was great as always, but the small coloring touches made it stand out from other issues. The way the sunlight dappled through the trees to cast shadows of leaves...

I didn't like it, basically it was Wonder Woman telling me my God isn't real and I'm foolish for believing in Him. I know that's not true, and it also seemed needlessly blasphemous, especially coming...

That shade of orange is essential in any good Giganta design, which is why I liked F. Add some giraffe print to that and you'd have an acceptable alternative to A. Plus the wristbands mirror Diana...

And now I have too. :D That "heavy" was hilarious and right on time. lol

THEM! are a trio of psychotic hippie, transgendered, murderous, sex traffickers. Their story has 70's Grindhouse homage...

The public didn't know, but it was the first time Cassie and Diana were directly related. Wonder Woman was Wonder Girl's aunt and they met and had a discussion about it.
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THEM!

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Cathy Perkins wasn't their first....

Cassie had everything first, and Supergirl factored into Cassie's stories more than vice versa.

I'm so sorry for the loss to her friends, family and the entire comic book industry. She was wonderful!

That's because that's literally all there is and I chalk that up to Byrne's art, not her personality.

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Controversial opinion, in comics I miss black hair being highlighted with blue.

What's weird to me is Connor has always been quasi-sexy, gay guys cosplay his 90's Superboy suit all the time. He was 16 too, but no one ever mentions how he was portrayed as beefcake, especially...

That's arguably her best costume. Bare midriff alone does not a sexy costume make. I was wrong before, this is when Cassie became Britney Spears, here she's a knock-out.
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I honestly don't think so. The ugly part was the writing, not the art.

I do, comics and soap operas are very similar. If a character isn't glam enough for General Hospital, to me they aren't glam enough for comics. Here is Cassie's General Hospital counterpart, Josslyn...

Come on now, she didn't really get "a sexy outfit" until the New 52, and that's been totally undone, along with the silent armor causing her constant pain and her stealing artifacts. Even during that...

I despise that thread and the misguided ideas behind it. I had a mohawk as a 14 year old, that means I have to wear my hair like that forever?

It would be different if there weren't stories...

A with the hair of F there's something Raquel Welch in "One Million Years B.C." about it.

It's from the Darkseid War and it is more akin to her Rebirth costume than the battle ready looks in the op. The gauntlets, shield and sword use make it questionable though.
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Bare midriff "armor" is always no bueno.

She looks like Dabness Brickey, the man Vanessa Huxtable brought home from college.

Mine is an actual alternate cover fully sanctioned by D.C. Comics. Yours are fan art, so mine wins because it's more authentic.

The artist of the above Nubia is Reina Koyano. I found this really interesting and thought I'd share. It explains the sneakers.