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Stella_Omega said:
WOW. I have never heard of a single one of these. Thank you!
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You're welcome. I have more links if you're interested. I really dig web comics; they're so original ... not the Marvel/DC crap. ;)
 
Stella_Omega said:
I am interested, please! :cattail:
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Okeedoke. Here's some more:

Pinky TA http://www.pinkyta.com/

Jenny Everywhere's Infinite Quark Time http://inkoutbreak.com/index.php?co...6&banner=20111207162440_qt_banner_160x211.jpg

House of the Muses http://www.drunkduck.com/House_of_the_Muses_3/5055104/

Dark Sisters http://www.drunkduck.com/Dark_Sisters/5253665/

Chimneyspeak http://chimneyspeak.com/archives/450http://www.drunkduck.com/

BloodBound http://www.drunkduck.com/Blood_Bound/4847089/

SpyTeen http://www.spy6teen.com/comic-1/05192010-2/

Amya http://www.amyachronicles.com/archives/117

Valkyrie Squadron http://www.valkyriesquadron.com/archive/prologue-page-0/

ZebraGirl http://www.zebragirl.net/?date=2000-05-06

Tara Normal http://inkoutbreak.com/index.php?co...=20111130143924_inkoutbreakexchangebanner.jpg

If I think of any others, I'll pass em' along. :D
 
TE999 said:
Web comics have been portraying female superheroes in a so-called 'positive light' for many years; beautiful, powerful, aggressive, intelligent and human. ;)
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Got to admit, it is difficult to imagine a female super-hero female doing wonderful things with Cup Cakes or a Christmas Roast.
 
Handley_Page said:
Got to admit, it is difficult to imagine a female super-hero female doing wonderful things with Cup Cakes or a Christmas Roast.
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Well, every superhero needs a Secret Identity. And someone has to do the cooking. Who's going to-- her husband? ;)
 
Why would a superheroic woman have a husband? I don't recall very many superheroic men having wives. Admittedly I'm a timorous sort of bear to whom the thought of getting snapped in half by orgasmic spasms is a real fear but it just doesn't seem to fit.

A butler works.
 
voluptuary_manque said:
Why would a superheroic woman have a husband? I don't recall very many superheroic men having wives. Admittedly I'm a timorous sort of bear to whom the thought of getting snapped in half by orgasmic spasms is a real fear but it just doesn't seem to fit.

A butler works.
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Only a handful.

Reed Richards (Mister Fantastic) and Sue Storm Richards (invisible woman) of the Fantastic Four.

The Incredibles.
 
THROBBS said:
The Incredibles.
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There's a wonderful bit in that film where he lifts the sofa whilst reading the paper, so she can wield the vacuum cleaner.


Stella_Omega Quote:
Well, every superhero needs a Secret Identity. And someone has to do the cooking. Who's going to-- her husband?

Only if he's in the footsteps of Escoffier, I fear.
 
Very grateful for the original post. I was a die-hard Marvel guy right up until Civil War & the stupid Peter/Mary Jane retcon (and I haven't forgiven them), so I wish there was more Marvel here... but I'm glad to see this.

Ah, if only I could scan in pages from my comics... Scarlet from GI Joe needs a spot in there.
 
Handley_Page said:
There's a wonderful bit in that film where he lifts the sofa whilst reading the paper, so she can wield the vacuum cleaner.


Stella_Omega Quote:
Well, every superhero needs a Secret Identity. And someone has to do the cooking. Who's going to-- her husband?

Only if he's in the footsteps of Escoffier, I fear.
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You're thinking of gourmets.

Superheros save the day™, and hardly ever have time for fine dining. ;)
 
For more clarification, "Strangers in Paradise" was a long running comic series (ran from 1999 until 2007) by Terry Moore exploring the complex relationships between three people to put it simply. Beautifully written and drawn.

http://www.strangersinparadise.com/

One of my favourite writers, Neil Gaiman, developed a side character in his classic Sandman series, Sandman's sister Death. She has had two spin off miniseries and appearances in various other Vertigo comics. Again wonderfully written and drawn.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_(DC_Comics)
 
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