Vixen Appreciation 2020

[LordAllMIghty]

Wow, that's really cool! She should look like that all the time, in my opinion.

Truthfully, I'm not a fan of that costume. Never liked the colors or the look of the totem...which apparently change shapes.

[MoneySpider]

1991:

Vixen's guest appearance in "The Flash" was also a 3-part story. I actually have those issues, and the funny thing is, I wasn't even a Vixen fan at all at the time when I collected those issues back then, I was a Flash fan because of The Flash 1990 TV show.

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[MoneySpider]

It's the outfit she wore while she was with Suicide Squad. That's actually not a bad pic.

I wonder why they don't draw her with the "utility belt" anymore...

[LordAllMIghty]

Vixen's guest appearance in "The Flash" was also a 3-part story. I actually have those issues, and the funny thing is, I wasn't even a Vixen fan at all at the time when I collected those issues back then, I was a Flash fan because of The Flash 1990 TV show.

It was actually a good read. She beat the **** out of Gorilla Grodd.

I wonder why they don't draw her with the "utility belt" anymore...

Not sure about now but her old belt use to contain bombs. Also, here a quick pic of her healing herself for the first time.

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[Electricmastro]

Vixen as she appeared in Superman #19 (March, 2020):

[LordAllMIghty]

Vixen as she appeared in Superman #19 (March, 2020):

Main reason DC/JLA needs more teams.

IIRC, Vixen is in the Top richest people sitting at that table..

[Shamrock Holmes]

Slightly off-topic, but does anyone know who the redhead standing next to J'onn and Man-Bat is?

[LordAllMIghty]

Slightly off-topic, but does anyone know who the redhead standing next to J'onn and Man-Bat is?

I assumed it was Wonder Girl.

[MoneySpider]

Look at John Stewart trying to be slick, standing behind Vixen. He knows the best place to stand! And what in the world is Hawkman looking at? LOL

[LordAllMIghty]

Look at John Stewart trying to be slick, standing behind Vixen. He knows the best place to stand! LOL

Saying..."Damn, I love me some black women."

Lol

[Electricmastro]

Justice League of America #12 (October, 2007). Art by Alex Ross:

[Raijin]

I'm still not over the profound disappointment i felt when i went to deep dive into Vixen and hit the staggering lack of solo material she has. DC, y'all ok? like what the **** are you doing guys? where the Vixen push at?

DC hates black women. I mean....I don’t see any other reason.

[LordAllMIghty]

DC hates black women. I mean....I don’t see any other reason.

I don't think they hate them, they just don't know what to do with them.

Why we need more diversity in writers.

[Electricmastro]

I don't think they hate them, they just don't know what to do with them.

Why we need more diversity in writers.

I don't think they hate them, they just don't know what to do with them.

Why we need more diversity in writers.

Keeping in mind of the possibility of racial discriminators at DC who should lose their jobs, and how even white characters Superman, Batman, and The Flash are different and diverse in thought from each other, but also to take advantage having different backgrounds of characters so as to help make them more interesting, such as how Marvel’s Storm was created by white artist Dave Cockrum and Jewish writer Len Wein, and emphasized on her background being from Africa because of how interesting the culture she was raised in was and the spirituality and so forth. This doesn’t mean DC shouldn’t offer jobs to black people and so on and so forth, as of any race should get a fair shot, but simply saying writers in general should attempt to make their characters as interesting as possible by taking advantage of any aspect of their background to do so, including race and the continents they were born in.

[skyvolt2000]

Keeping in mind of the possibility of racial discriminators at DC who should lose their jobs, and how even white characters Superman, Batman, and The Flash are different and diverse in thought from each other, but also to take advantage having different backgrounds of characters so as to help make them more interesting, such as how Marvel’s Storm was created by white artist Dave Cockrum and Jewish writer Len Wein, and emphasized on her background being from Africa because of how interesting the culture she was raised in was and the spirituality and so forth. This doesn’t mean DC shouldn’t offer jobs to black people and so on and so forth, as of any race should get a fair shot, but simply saying writers in general should attempt to make their characters as interesting as possible by taking advantage of any aspect of their background to do so, including race and the continents they were born in.

Well you also have to look at the backlash to black female lead books-especially among Marvel, Dc and Image.

Right now Moon Girl is the most successful black female lead book at 47 issues.

At most black female lead books last to issue 12.

We saw stores refuse to sell Motor Crush because it was a black female lead book. That did better as a trade.

Joot Joint & Concrete park could not finish their runs.

So you got that to deal with. Meanwhile you have characters like Vixen wining fans over everywhere else. Same issue with Cyborg.