Artistic Differences

Jesse Quick from Marvel’s Ms Marvel

with hubby Rick Tyler (an original Eaglemoss figurine)

-Who’s the mysterious lady? Or was it hinted that it could be Moira?! I should rewatch that scene. For now I’m betting it’s one of the following:

Roulette (most likely)

Queen Bee (maybe)

Cheshire (not really)

and she’s going to be the big bad of season 2.

-Speaking of Cheshire…who do we think Roy was talking about? Lian (pleasedcplease)? Jade? Both? Neither?

-FERRIS AIRCRAFT!

-I love Felicity. She’s legitimately one of my favorite TV characters at the moment. And it’s not only because she’s Arrow’s Babs Gordon (and she is). She’s just so awesome.

It was also my parents’ wedding anniversary.

So, as I always suspected, my parents are really Lois and Clark (pre-reboot!)

So I’m tutoring this new student (I teach English), an 11-year old girl, and she ADORES supeheroes. It’s amazing. She’s constantly staring at my collection of DC figurines and whenever I let her have a couple of minutes of rest from homework she starts asking me questions about all the characters she doesn’t know.

I know she loves Batman (especially Poison Ivy) and Green Lantern and she’s asked me a lot about Wonder Woman and her supporting cast (Cheetah is her favorite figurine from my collection), Starfire, Lois Lane, Elasti-Girl, Batgirl and Oracle, Flash and his supporting cast and she was really impressed by Raven’s costume and her backstory with Trigon.

It’s so cool and what’s even cooler is that she also loves Disney princesses and boy bands. Stereotypes be damned!

I even told her about all the blogs dedicated to women in comics and who love comics and she told me that if I manage to teach her English well enough she will definitely be all over those ;) DC Women Kicking Ass and Gail Simone would love her!

Simple repaint and rebasing of the Alfred figurine from the DC chess collection repainted him to avoid the chess collection metallic look and rebased him on a regular Eaglemoss DC collection base

Katana (DCU) from DCnU’s Katana