Female heroes

A staple of the comic book superhero is the costume they wear either to differentiate themselves from their secret identity, or simply as a more practical means of engaging in combat. Clark Kent is known in popular culture for using a telephone booth to change into Superman, while The Flash stores his costume compacted into a tiny ring. Wonder Woman's method often uses a bit more flair. In the 1970s, Lynda Carter developed the most famous method of transformation for the Wonder Woman TV…

DC Girls line up. Comics multicitygames.com My only comment is that Troya aka Donna Troy, should be the exact same height as Wonder Woman because she is her mirror image.

This article is about the character. For the 2002-2007 animated TV series of the same name, see Kim Possible. Kim Possible is the titular protagonist of Disney's 2002-2007 animated TV series of the same name. Kim is a high school student and freelance troubleshooter. She is unusual in this field of work due to the fact that she doesn't use a secret identity. Kim is the eldest child and only daughter of Dr. James & Dr. Ann Possible, the older sister of Jim & Tim Possible, and the best friend…

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The superhero-movie glass ceiling is finally cracking, as Marvel hires their second female director.