Supergirl Sketch Card 3by ~veripwolf
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Supergirl Sketch Card 3by ~veripwolf

Marilyn as Supergirl Or was it the other way around?
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Marilyn as Supergirl

Or was it the other way around?

malkontent: All right, I don’t like blondies, but this is a normal woman, not skinny! (via Sexy DC 52 Supergirl Cosplay [Pic])
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malkontent:

All right, I don’t like blondies, but this is a normal woman, not skinny!

(via Sexy DC 52 Supergirl Cosplay [Pic])

thehappysorceress: Supergirl by Des Taylor
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thehappysorceress:

Supergirl by Des Taylor

mrnwing: super girl by *gaberose
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super girl by *gaberose

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lulubonanza: Drawn By Adam Hughes Colored By Jeremy Roberts
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lulubonanza:

Drawn By
Adam Hughes

Colored By
Jeremy Roberts

While the basic assumption in the Superman books for five decades was that Superman didn’t want to marry Lois Lane, he had his reasons. Over the years the emphasis would shift between them, making one more important than another, but invariably it was a combination of these that kept the Man of Steel single. Reason One is shown here. Superman’s powers were considered an obstacle to any union with an ordinary human being. This trope would be used in Ilya Salkind’s 1980 film Superman II which concluded with Lois and Superman recognising they could not be together. On the other hand Supergirl - as a concept - was tested as a Romantic partner for Superman ( in Superman #123 August 1958 ) Ilya Salkind intended the third of his Superman Series of films to include an unrelated Kryptonian Supergirl as Superman’s love Interest.
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While the basic assumption in the Superman books for five decades was that Superman didn’t want to marry Lois Lane, he had his reasons.

Over the years the emphasis would shift between them, making one more important than another, but invariably it was a combination of these that kept the Man of Steel single.

Reason One is shown here. Superman’s powers were considered an obstacle to any union with an ordinary human being. This trope would be used in Ilya Salkind’s 1980 film Superman II which concluded with Lois and Superman recognising they could not be together.

On the other hand Supergirl - as a concept - was tested as a Romantic partner for Superman ( in Superman #123 August 1958 ) Ilya Salkind intended the third of his Superman Series of films to include an unrelated Kryptonian Supergirl as Superman’s love Interest.

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monotonae: SUPERGIRL c. 2011 Art © Bryan Mon. Supergirl © DC Comics. Conceptual sketch: http://monotonae.blogspot.com/2012/02/cat-and-kara.html
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monotonae:

SUPERGIRL

c. 2011

Art © Bryan Mon. Supergirl © DC Comics.

Conceptual sketch: http://monotonae.blogspot.com/2012/02/cat-and-kara.html

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thehappysorceress: Supergirl by Des Taylor
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Supergirl by Des Taylor

zerodividedbyzero: Topps, 1984.
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zerodividedbyzero:

Topps, 1984.

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