Power-Girl.org Launch

You may have noticed all the Power Girl posts recently and thought, “Power Girl should have her own site!”

Yeah? Me too! While I’ve thought of Maid of Might as a co-Supergirl/Power Girl fansite for a while, Supergirl naturally always comes first. And I think Power Girl deserves better than that.

That’s why I’m happy to announce that Power-Girl.org is officially live!

Screenshot of Power-Girl.org

I also recently started a tumblr to keep track of my favourite fanart pieces I find. Expect a lot more picspamming both here and over at Power-Girl.org in the future!

DC Comics Trade Paperback releases for September 2013 – February 2014

Ame-Comi Girls Vol. 1 TP

September 2013
Writers: Justin Gray and Jimmy Palmiotti
Artists: Amanda Conner, Tony Akins, Walden Wong, Sanford Greene, Ted Naifeh, Mike Bowden and Santi Casas
Collects: Ame-Comi Girls #1-5
$14.99 US, 168 pg

Worlds’ Finest Vol. 2 TP

November 2013
Writer: Paul Levitz
Artists: Kevin Maguire, George Perez, Sandra Hope, Cliff Richards, Cafu, Yildiray Cinar, Phil Jimenez, Barry Kitson and Geraldo Borges
Collects: Worlds’ Finest #6-12
$14.99 US, 160 pg

Superman Family Adventures Vol. 2 TP

January 2014
Writers: Art Baltazar and Franco
Artist: Art Baltazar
Collects: Superman Family Adventures #7-12
$12.99 US, 128 pg

Power Girl: Power Trip TP

January 2014
Writers: Geoff Johns, Justin Gray and Jimmy Palmiotti
Artists: Amanda Conner and Jimmy Palmiotti
Collects: JSA Classified #1-4 and Power Girl #1-12
$29.99 US, 392 pg

Supergirl Vol. 3 TP

February 2014
Writer: Mike Johnson
Artists: Mahmud Asrar and Sami Basri
Collects: Supergirl #13-19
$14.99 US, 160 pg

Source: DC Comics: September-December 2013 and DC Comics: January-February 2014

DC Comics Superhero T-Shirts at Old Navy

Very cute! Nice to see these in mainstream stores. In addition to the following tees on the Old Navy website, the physical store also carries a purple tee with a purple Bat symbol according to DCWKA.

Girls

Women

I wouldn’t mind seeing a little more range in characters from mass market retailers. There’s lots of character models for licensees to choose from in Jose Luis Garcia Lopez‘s DC Style Guides!

via DC Women Kicking Ass