#girl power
Top 20 Most Important Female Characters in DC
9- Black Canary
Real name: Dinah Lance.
First appearance: Flash comics #86 (1947)
Created by: Robert Kanigher and Carmine Infantino.
An expert and skilled fighter, Black Canary possesses the power of the super sonic scream, though in seasons that she has been devoid of her powers it has shown that she is more than just a pretty face.
After a long romance with Oliver Queen, they got married and shared a series.
In particular, this character resembles Catwoman in her adventures, since both show that they are as important and self-sufficient as their respective partners.
She has been a part of groups like the Birds of Prey and the Justice League.
Top 20 Most Important Female Characters in DC
10-HarleyQuinn♠
Real name: Harleen Quinzel.
First appearance: Batman: Harley Queen (1999)
Created by: Paul Dini and Bruce Timm.
Harley made her first appearance as an addition to the Joker’s gang within Batman the animated series in 1992. She became interesting for the public and her own creators, who gradually gave her prominence such that she even starred in her own chapters. Within the DC universe, she debuted in her own special while the events of “No Man’s Land” were taking place.
Harley’s popularity has made her appear in various media, she has had her own regular series and soon she will be a character that appears in the game “Injustice: gods among us”.
Within the New 52 he is part of the Suicide Squad and has an affair with Deadshot, who surely does not like Mr. J at all. If Harley were not so obsessed with Mr. J, he would be a less toxic character… and maybe I would. I would respect even more, but she is too controversial
it’s the way dudebros claim women only watch marvel movies bc of the hot guys but keep crying to this day over the one (1) 30 second scene with no men on screen in endgame
Never forget how beautiful their friendship was. Never forget that Monica became Scully’s most trusted and loyal friend. Never forget that Monica put herself in harm’s way several times just to keep Scully and William safe. Never forget how much ass they kicked together, or made each other laugh, or how much Scully trusted her with William. Never forget these two beautiful cinnamon rolls.
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Loving Blindspot atm
So this is the first time that I used screen tone ( retículas ) on my drawing. After watching #spidermanintothespiderverse , I got really inspired . But I have to admit that took a while . So I’m just glad I finished .
So I keep seeing “pro life feminist!” And in my opinion a real feminist wouldn’t try telling a woman what to do with HER body.. if you don’t like abortions, that’s why you can be a feminist, but to tell another woman what she CAN and CANNOT do with her body??? FUCK OUTTA HERE???
You aren’t a feminist. Sorry. You don’t get to fight for women’s rights only to turn your ass around and scream and cry “WAAAAH YOURE NOT ALLOWED TO ABORT!!!” Like… if you don’t like abortion don’t have one! It’s not that hard guys.
A woman that you don’t even know, her having an abortion will not affect your life so why do you care???
Becuse being pro life is about controlling a woman and her body! It’s NOT about saving children because most these people don’t give a shit after the baby is born.
CONCEPT ART OF POLYMOUSE AND TIGRESSES POURPRE BY ANGIE NASCA
beautiful designs
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A Force to Be Reckoned With: Celebrating #DayoftheGirl With @fxxtimxh
Faatimah is a teen advisor for the @unfoundation’s Girl Up campaign (@girlupcampaign). Today, people like Faatimah are posting photos of girls and women who inspire them using #GIRLHERO and #DayoftheGirl. Follow the hashtags on Instagram to learn more.
“I like to think of myself as a sort of Venn diagram because there are so many aspects of me that overlap,” says 17-year-old Faatimah Soloman (@fxxtimxh). “For example, I’m a feminist, I’m American, I’m Sudanese and I live in Saudi Arabia.”
Activists like Faatimah are lifting their voices to celebrate International Day of the Girl Child, a day dedicated to bringing awareness to the issues of girls worldwide.
“Girls need resources like education in order to succeed, and it’s not just girls’ problem. It should be a top priority of global society,” Faatimah says. “Girls are a force to be reckoned with — we’re not little things. We’re a big deal. What we do, what we stand for and what we say matters, and people should pay attention. Our gender should not disadvantage us by any means.”
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