How would you feel on the return of ThorGirl
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Ty...@webtv.net
but I expect her in Siege or Initiative crossovers somewhere.
Anim8rFSK
Ty...@webtv.net wrote:
> Shes fine and far more interesting as she is. She doesn't show up often,
> but I expect her in Siege or Initiative crossovers somewhere.
I don't even remember who she's supposed to be. Is she actually
connected to Thor? Does she care that Asgard is back?
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>In article <396-4B26...@storefull-3251.bay.webtv.net>,
> Ty...@webtv.net wrote:
>
>> Shes fine and far more interesting as she is. She doesn't show up often,
>> but I expect her in Siege or Initiative crossovers somewhere.
>
>I don't even remember who she's supposed to be. Is she actually
>connected to Thor? Does she care that Asgard is back?
Thor Girl is an human appearing alien named Tarene. She is prophesied to
be the 'Designate' and help Civilization advance to the next level of being
(she's a 4th stage lensman maybe). After interacting with Thor she gets
hero-worship type crush and models herself after him, using her cosmic
power to take on an Asgardian form. Later on, she sacrifices most of her
cosmic power to save the universe, and now just has your basic Asgardian
powers, more or less.
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> On Mon, 14 Dec 2009 19:50:43 -0700, Anim8rFSK <ANIM...@cox.net> wrote:
>
>> In article <396-4B26...@storefull-3251.bay.webtv.net>,
>> Ty...@webtv.net wrote:
>>
>>> Shes fine and far more interesting as she is. She doesn't show up often,
>>> but I expect her in Siege or Initiative crossovers somewhere.
>> I don't even remember who she's supposed to be. Is she actually
>> connected to Thor? Does she care that Asgard is back?
>
> Thor Girl is an human appearing alien named Tarene. She is prophesied to
> be the 'Designate' and help Civilization advance to the next level of being
> (she's a 4th stage lensman maybe).
She was interesting up to this point.
> After interacting with Thor she gets
> hero-worship type crush and models herself after him, using her cosmic
> power to take on an Asgardian form.
Part of Marvel's ongoing process of showing breasts on all their male
characters.
> Later on, she sacrifices most of her
> cosmic power to save the universe, and now just has your basic Asgardian
> powers, more or less.
Didn't she turn out to be a Skrull in Avengers The Initiative?
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Scott Eiler
> William George Ferguson wrote:
> > After interacting with Thor she gets
> > hero-worship type crush and models herself after him, using her cosmic
> > power to take on an Asgardian form.
>
> Part of Marvel's ongoing process of showing breasts on all their male
> characters.
I suppose Mr. Fantastic is immune because he's married, but I'm having
trouble thinking of other characters who haven't gone through the
process.
> > Later on, she sacrifices most of her
> > cosmic power to save the universe, and now just has your basic Asgardian
> > powers, more or less.
>
> Didn't she turn out to be a Skrull in Avengers The Initiative?
Why yes she did, but the real one's back now.
Anim8rFSK
Warewolf
news:c56b0256-631c-4fc1...@s20g2000yqd.googlegroups.com:
> On Dec 15, 7:35 am, FSogol <FSo...@nospamplease.org> wrote:
>> William George Ferguson wrote:
>
>> > After interacting with Thor she gets
>> > hero-worship type crush and models herself after him, using her
>> > cosmic power to take on an Asgardian form.
>>
>> Part of Marvel's ongoing process of showing breasts on all their male
>> characters.
>
> I suppose Mr. Fantastic is immune because he's married, but I'm having
> trouble thinking of other characters who haven't gone through the
> process.
Conan's an obvious one. ~_^
Doctor Bong is another.
And Shuma-Gorath...would proably tear more than a few envelopes to shreds.
^_^!
But I think the artists/writers would really be in trouble (or the money)
if someone programmed Mastermold to produce female sentinels with
'hypno-sonic devices' intended to attract (male) mutants - with the number
of 'robosexuals' out there (and, therefore, the Marvel Universe), you'd
have a lot of (literal) crushes on your hands.
(And this is why I shouldn't write for comix) X3
Signed,
Warewolf
whose first wish on a genie would change the world...into his personal
harem.
Scott Eiler
> Scott Eiler <sei...@eilertech.com> wrote innews:c56b0256-631c-4fc1...@s20g2000yqd.googlegroups.com:
>
> > I suppose Mr. Fantastic is immune because he's married, but I'm having
> > trouble thinking of other characters who haven't gone through the
> > process.
>
> Conan's an obvious one. ~_^
If we're going to admit Conan as a Marvel character, we have to admit
Red Sonja the She-Conan too. Likewise, Groo and Grooella.
> Doctor Bong is another.
>
> And Shuma-Gorath...would proably tear more than a few envelopes to shreds.
> ^_^!
I suppose I should have said, I can't think of *title* characters who
don't have she-variants. I don't recall any She-Captain Americas,
though.
> But I think the artists/writers would really be in trouble (or the money)
> if someone programmed Mastermold to produce female sentinels with
> 'hypno-sonic devices' intended to attract (male) mutants - with the number
> of 'robosexuals' out there (and, therefore, the Marvel Universe), you'd
> have a lot of (literal) crushes on your hands.
That's actually pretty inventive. Why didn't the Skrulls try it?
They'd successfully reproduced Spider-Woman with all her pheremones,
after all. Skrulls thought this character was so cool, it was
reserved for the Empress... and maybe that's why.
FSogol
> On Dec 15, 1:27 pm, Warewolf <warewolfmypa...@shaw.ca> wrote:
>> Scott Eiler <sei...@eilertech.com> wrote innews:c56b0256-631c-4fc1...@s20g2000yqd.googlegroups.com:
>>
>>> I suppose Mr. Fantastic is immune because he's married, but I'm having
>>> trouble thinking of other characters who haven't gone through the
>>> process.
>> Conan's an obvious one. ~_^
>
> If we're going to admit Conan as a Marvel character, we have to admit
> Red Sonja the She-Conan too. Likewise, Groo and Grooella.
>
>> Doctor Bong is another.
>>
>> And Shuma-Gorath...would proably tear more than a few envelopes to shreds.
>> ^_^!
>
> I suppose I should have said, I can't think of *title* characters who
> don't have she-variants. I don't recall any She-Captain Americas,
> though.
Back in the Cap-wolf and Teen-Cap days didn't he turn into a girl also?
If not, isn't there is a female version in MC2
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grinningdemon
<sei...@eilertech.com> wrote:
>On Dec 15, 1:27 pm, Warewolf <warewolfmypa...@shaw.ca> wrote:
>> Scott Eiler <sei...@eilertech.com> wrote innews:c56b0256-631c-4fc1...@s20g2000yqd.googlegroups.com:
>>
>> > I suppose Mr. Fantastic is immune because he's married, but I'm having
>> > trouble thinking of other characters who haven't gone through the
>> > process.
>>
>> Conan's an obvious one. ~_^
>
>If we're going to admit Conan as a Marvel character, we have to admit
>Red Sonja the She-Conan too. Likewise, Groo and Grooella.
>
>> Doctor Bong is another.
>>
>> And Shuma-Gorath...would proably tear more than a few envelopes to shreds.
>> ^_^!
>
>I suppose I should have said, I can't think of *title* characters who
>don't have she-variants. I don't recall any She-Captain Americas,
>though.
The MC2 Universe with Spidergirl has a female Captain America...I
believe she even had her own mini series not all that long ago.
Ty...@webtv.net
universe. I think the trend will continue as Black Panther is now a
woman and soon classic characters Phantom and Kato will be female.
grinningdemon
Isn't Pepper Potts running around in Iron Man armor in the Iron Man
books too? Not that this is anything new to comics...Supergirl,
Batgirl, Namora, Spiderwoman, Ms. Marvel, etc...they've been putting
out female versions of their popular male characters almost since the
beginning...by the way, anyone know if Namora was the first of these?
Because I think she actually predates even all of DC's attempts.
Tim Turnip
<sei...@eilertech.com> wrote:
>On Dec 15, 7:35 am, FSogol <FSo...@nospamplease.org> wrote:
>> William George Ferguson wrote:
>
>> > After interacting with Thor she gets
>> > hero-worship type crush and models herself after him, using her cosmic
>> > power to take on an Asgardian form.
>>
>> Part of Marvel's ongoing process of showing breasts on all their male
>> characters.
>
>I suppose Mr. Fantastic is immune because he's married, but I'm having
>trouble thinking of other characters who haven't gone through the
>process.
Copyright issues have prevented female versions of Wonder Man and
Power Man, as a cheeky gag in What If v1#34 illustrated...
A little more seriously, I don't think there have been straight-ahead
female versions of Daredevil, Dr. Strange, Iron Fist, or most of the
male X-Men...
Tim Turnip
<grinni...@austin.rr.com> wrote:
>Not that this is anything new to comics...Supergirl,
>Batgirl, Namora, Spiderwoman, Ms. Marvel, etc...they've been putting
>out female versions of their popular male characters almost since the
>beginning...by the way, anyone know if Namora was the first of these?
>Because I think she actually predates even all of DC's attempts.
Hawkgirl has Namora beat by almost six years.
Anim8rFSK
grinningdemon <grinni...@austin.rr.com> wrote:
> On Tue, 15 Dec 2009 15:50:43 -0600, Ty...@webtv.net wrote:
>
> >American Dream a.k.a. Shannon Carter, neice of the Sharon Carter of that
> >universe. I think the trend will continue as Black Panther is now a
> >woman and soon classic characters Phantom and Kato will be female.
>
> Isn't Pepper Potts running around in Iron Man armor in the Iron Man
> books too?
She *was* although Tony just had his friends cut her repulsor out and
dismantle her armor, which could function on it's own.
grinningdemon
Daredevil I'll grant you...but Strange, Iron Fist, and most of the
male X-Men may not be high enough profile to warrant feminization (for
lack of a better term)...they've either never had their own books or
have gone years without one...although I do seem to vaguely recall a
version of the X-Men from an Exiles story where all the genders were
reversed.
grinningdemon
I stand corrected then...though wasn't she more or less introduced
WITH Hawkman? If so, it's not really the same thing (despite
appearances).
Anim8rFSK
grinningdemon <grinni...@austin.rr.com> wrote:
Shiera first appears in the initial Hawkman story, but she doesn't don
the outfit for a couple years.
FSogol
The absolute worst was the She-Thing, since Sharon Ventura was a pretty
interesting character.
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OM
wrote:
>Shiera first appears in the initial Hawkman story, but she doesn't don
>the outfit for a couple years.
...Which reminds me of what I had to say about Chaykin's "Hawkgirl"
debacle: the series still wouldn't have sold if Kendra had been
wearing Carter's outfit.
OM
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<timt...@notarealaddress.com> wrote:
>Copyright issues have prevented female versions of Wonder Man and
>Power Man, as a cheeky gag in What If v1#34 illustrated...
...However, would Black Widower still work?
OM
<timt...@notarealaddress.com> wrote:
>Hawkgirl has Namora beat by almost six years.
...What about Bulletgirl?
David Johnston
She only became Hawk Girl a year and a half after Hawkman started, so
no, not really.
~consul
as Warewolf inscribed ...
>>> Part of Marvel's ongoing process of showing breasts on all their male
>>> characters.
>> I suppose Mr. Fantastic is immune because he's married, but I'm having
>> trouble thinking of other characters who haven't gone through the
>> process.
> Conan's an obvious one. ~_^
> Doctor Bong is another.
Didn't he make like 5 clone kids, 2 of which were girls? Does that count?
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