More like, ""...progressive technology (Eyes up here, buddy) company looking for innovative twenty-first century (I SAID eyes up!!) solutions to the planet's growing ecological and environmental (Hey!) problems. Aw, forget it."
Power Girl is one of DC Comics' superhero "hotties", and while being Superman's cousin, she also sports DC's largest knockers.
This first issue in a new ongoing series is brought to us by the writing team of Justin Gray and Jimmy Palmiotti. She is drawn by Amanda Conner. I am not familiar with Conner's work at all, but she does draw Power Girl's cannons with some gi-normous pencil.
In this issue, we get a brief origin re-cap, a robot attack, and Karen Starr (her alter-ego) setting up her new "...progressive technology company looking for innovative twenty-first century solutions to the planet's growing ecological and environmental problems." I am not sure what the hell she is doing, personally.
The characters introduced here are fairly amusing/interesting, and I will definitely pick up the next issue. It was a fun read, and, with the exception of the aforementioned description of her company, did not take itself too seriously.
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One thing I wonder about is the whole secret identity thing. All she does is put her hair up. That's it? Really? I mean, even Clark Kent wears glasses. This is, however, comic books, and I need to lighten up.
If this book gets canceled, Conner could draw an excellent Betty from Archie comics, as Power Girl looks exactly like her in her civilian attire.
I give this issue 3 out of 5 boobs. Stars. 3 out of 5 stars.
"Power Girl #1"
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More like, ""...progressive technology (Eyes up here, buddy) company looking for innovative twenty-first century (I SAID eyes up!!) solutions to the planet's growing ecological and environmental (Hey!) problems. Aw, forget it."
May 19, 2009 at 12:48 PM
Ha!! That's about right. There is a funny scene where she does "bust" (heheh, cuz...*sigh*) some guy ogling her.
May 19, 2009 at 1:36 PM