Women You'd Like to See Get Their Own On-Going Titles?

[MajorHoy]

For those of us who like comic books starring female leads, which (if any) of these characters would you like to see DC develop a new on-going series for?

Batwoman
Bumblebee
Cheetah
Cyclone
Hawkgirl/Hawkwoman
Katana
Lady Shiva
Poison Ivy
Power Ring
Raven
Stargirl
Star Sapphire
Supergirl
Vixen
Zatanna

Yes, this list is a tad random, and some of them will be getting mini-series in 2016, but I've listed only fifteen because of poll limitations.

[Samurai Jack]

I'd read a new ongoing Zatanna comic series for sure.
One DC character not on your list I'd like to see in her own solo series is Argent.

[JBatmanFan05]

I'm gonna say none of these due to how New 52 has destroyed most of them.

[The_Greatest_Username]

Patrick Zircher wanted to do a Hawkwoman book but DC said no.

[Icefan]

Fire & Ice

[Lee Stone]

Fire & Ice

This one, too.

Btw, I voted for-
Batwoman
Bumblebee
Katana
Power Ring (but let's just call her Green Lantern)
Raven
Supergirl
Vixen
Zatanna

[HereNThere]

Vixen and Raven. If they were on the list, I'd also choose Power Girl, Aquawoman from Earth 2 and Aquawoman from Justice Incarnate.

[Trey Strain]

Maybe there could be an all-female team. That might stand a good chance of selling.

[DevilBat66]

First choice: Katana

Second choice: Vixen

[xMatt]

I voted Batwoman, Hawk and Vixen. I'd buy those. But I also think, while I wouldn't buy it, Zatanna could have a great comic series.

[The Whovian]

Shiva (I'd really want the Pre-Flashpoint Shiva, but I'll take the current one too)
Batwoman
Hawkgirl (only if Johns writes it though)
Stargirl

I'd also write in:
Cassandra Cain

[Outside_85]

Dissapointing to see so little backup for Raven Especially in the face of a few choices who's already had a shot at a solo.

[Doctor Know]

Dissapointing to see so little backup for Raven Especially in the face of a few choices who's already had a shot at a solo.

I know right?

It's just you and me, mate.

I'd also give Kimiyo Hoshi her own solo title.

Hawk and Dove (Holly and Dawn) should get a crack at the whips in a book. Since every reboot to get Hank and Dawn working has fell on it's face.

[Outside_85]

I know right?

It's just you and me, mate.

I'd also give Kimiyo Hoshi her own solo title.

Hawk and Dove (Holly and Dawn) should get a crack at the whips in a book. Since every reboot to get Hank and Dawn working has fell on it's face.

well, I kinda understand the appeal of most of the choices, if not simply to see them return to a monthly appearance.
Like Batwoman proved from the get go it could be done well... and then proved how to totally ruin it later.
Supergirl is a no-brainer with the show out... but maybe there just arent any brains going to make a viable comicbook for her?

And then there are some that I don't get:
Hawkgirl: Unless we are talking about the Earth-2 version... eh pass, the character is a tangled mess with no up or down and has been that for ages; hence why the cartoon version is probably the best version thats been for decades.
Poison Ivy: This one I really don't get, because she is for all intents and purposes; a villain. Her cause might be noble enough, but so is Ra's al Ghul's and the two aren't above large scale murder to get what they want.

Actually I would like to see what they could do with Hoshi now a days, plus it's good for diversity... also in the sense that you for once have a Japanese character who isn't either a samurai or a ninja (hence why I'd rather read her book than I would one with Katana).

Yeah, Hank and Dawn is a pairing I feel should just stop appearing. Hank is to me just a sort of short-tempered caveman and Dawn is essentially just around to reign him in before he does something monumentally stupid. Not to say Holly didn't do stupid things... but she was just more fun... just another sad pointless casualty of Blackest Night AKA how DC killed off alot of 'unwanted' characters.

[Doctor Know]

well, I kinda understand the appeal of most of the choices, if not simply to see them return to a monthly appearance.
Like Batwoman proved from the get go it could be done well... and then proved how to totally ruin it later.
Supergirl is a no-brainer with the show out... but maybe there just arent any brains going to make a viable comicbook for her?

And then there are some that I don't get:
Hawkgirl: Unless we are talking about the Earth-2 version... eh pass, the character is a tangled mess with no up or down and has been that for ages; hence why the cartoon version is probably the best version thats been for decades.
Poison Ivy: This one I really don't get, because she is for all intents and purposes; a villain. Her cause might be noble enough, but so is Ra's al Ghul's and the two aren't above large scale murder to get what they want.

Actually I would like to see what they could do with Hoshi now a days, plus it's good for diversity... also in the sense that you for once have a Japanese character who isn't either a samurai or a ninja (hence why I'd rather read her book than I would one with Katana).

Yeah, Hank and Dawn is a pairing I feel should just stop appearing. Hank is to me just a sort of short-tempered caveman and Dawn is essentially just around to reign him in before he does something monumentally stupid. Not to say Holly didn't do stupid things... but she was just more fun... just another sad pointless casualty of Blackest Night AKA how DC killed off alot of 'unwanted' characters.

QFT mate. I agree 100%.

There are a lot of characters who have potential, that are just not being utilized.