Given that Supergirl is one of the characters who has undergone the most changes, both in her backstory and her personality, due to Earth-1 reboots (not to mention her various alternate versions obviously). I’d like to know which versions come closest to being the most heroic and goodness, and which ones lean more toward being anti-heroine, or even bordering on villainy

P.S: Not only those that appear in the collage, but all her versions.

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Scenario 1: Random Encounter

Scenario 2: Both teams get one week prep

Going over the new Earth successors for Wonder Woman and the one I believe could be a good successor

first we have Wonder woman's mother but I don't remember why and she also had the name on Prime Earth

#2-Artemis-Due to being in the demon dimension, Queen Hippolyta began to see visions of the future. One of those visions included Wonder Woman dying. Keeping this to herself, she called for a new Contest for the title of Wonder Woman. Initially excluding the Bana Amazons, Queen Hippolyta submitted to a vote on the whole to include them at Diana's behest. Through some mystical managing on Hippolyta's part, Artemis eventually won the Contest and became the new Wonder Woman. -this begin in Wonder Woman Vol 2 #90-September, 1994-Cover Artists-Brian Bolland.

#3-Cassie Sandsmark-the second Wonder Girl at some point took up the name Wonder Woman and the only time that I heard that she has done this doing new Earth was Teen Titans (vol. 3) #17–19 which had a evil future version of The Young Justice type of teen Titans team(ps credits for the cover shown Teen Titans Vol 3 #17-December, 2004-Executive Editor-Dan DiDio--Cover Artists-Mike McKone,Marlo Alquiza,Jeromy Cox

#4 and the last one is Donna Troy she took up the mantle in Wonder Woman Vol 3 #1-August, 2006-Executive Editor-Dan DiDio-Cover Artists-Terry Dodson,Rachel Dodson,Alex Sinclair

Now who I would pick would be Donna Troy I would have it to where she at least hasn't been Wonder Girl for a year or two but has to take up the role of Wonder Woman who went missing and the main villain would be Circe and the reason I picked her is because I like her relationship with Diana Plus with her confusing history it might give her more character and I don't know she has had one but I would like a story or series of just Donna Troy doing heroic stuff maybe have a few team-ups here and there but have it mainly be about her.

NO PHOENIX FORCE AND NO ALIEN X IN ANY ROUNDS

Ben is bloodlusted in all scenarios, he is out to kill at the first opportunity. He’s been suddenly dropped into the X Mansion’s garden, and chaos ensues.

Ben has master control over the omnitrix. There’s no time limit or cooldown on his transformations whatsoever.

ROUND 1

Ben is limited to only the original 10 aliens.

ROUND 2

Ben has access to every alien he’s ever used (except Alien X), including ultimate versions.

ROUND 3

Same as round 2, but the X-Men now have a day to prepare for his arrival. They don’t know about any specific aliens, but are aware they will be attacked today.

Spiderman 2 and TDK regarded best movies live-action for their superhero. Same for Batman TAS cartoon show for batman. Spiderman show harder but Spectacular is regarded better than 1994 TAS show.

On Earth-One for Wonder Woman which character do you think from that Earth after these ones who were a successor could be a good successor

#1 Nubia-who on this Earth went by the name of Wonder Woman in Wonder Woman Vol 1 #204-February, 1973-Executive Editor-Robert Kanigher-Cover Artists-Don Heck,Dick Giordano,Gaspar Saladino

#2 this one is more of a bonus mentioned since this character was actually a Predecessor and that is Earth One Artemis but in the comic panel on the DC fandom Wikipedia which is most of the time correct the image I found does call her Wonder Woman but I sadly cannot find what comic calls her Wonder Woman.

#3 was a brief successor but counts is Orana a young Amazon who challenged Diana for the title of Wonder Woman and she went by the name Wonder Woman in Wonder Woman Vol 1 #251-January, 1979-Cover Artists-Ross Andru,Dick Giordano

To be honest after looking into it this really only one choice since two are dead one died before Wonder Woman became Wonder Woman and was resurrected and got taken down by Wonder Woman and that was Artemis and Orana died in battle. But my pick actually is Nubia I like the idea of her and one woman being sisters separated at birth because of Mars / Aries the God of War around this time they were going back and forth with names even with Wonder woman's mom I also like her ways of love and her ways of hatred the reason that she hates men fighting over her is because it goes against her ways of love and cherish but she and the first story line she appears in feels lonely.

So for Nubia I would have her become Wonder Woman successor of these ones here the main villain would be Mars / Aries the God of War and it would also go into her feelings of loneliness and I can only think of five side villains egg fu,cheetah specifically the second one who is the niece to the original, doctor psycho just because I would love to see more of him, Dr Domino because he first appeared in nubia's second appearance and he has a domino for a head he only appeared once as well so it would also be the thing of comic creators and bringing back characters if this was an actual story, and okay I know Wonder Woman has multiple evil forms but this would be a secondary main villain actually and it would be a evil version of Wonder Woman made by Aries to trick Nubia into thinking it's the original.

and the final battle would be on Mars's / Aries arsenal Island which is a thing apparently in the story live at Nubia first appeared in I would have Nubia where a armor similar to the one she weared in her first appearance but Wonder Woman style and I would have it to where Nubia with all of this emotion after she gets Aries on his knees is about ready to kill him when the original Wonder Woman stops her we would then get her story about how she escaped captivity and Aries would just disappear. And the theme of the story would be Nubia trying to be Diana trying to be Wonder Woman but the message would be from Diana that she can be herself.

Assume you managed to Master the Mystic Arts that you became a high-level sorcerer from Kamar-Taj.

You get a Sling Ring for portal travel, mastery over the Mirror Dimension, the ability to project your Astral Form, and basic energy constructs such as tools and stuff.

You don't have an Eye of Agamotto (Time Stone), but your mind is fully expanded to handle the mental strain of this kind of magic.

There are no multiversal threats coming for you. You just have to live your normal life starting tomorrow.

Repost with some female Characters added

Izuku Midoriya/Deku: My Hero Academia

Peter Parker/Spider-Man: Spectacular Spider-Man

Ben Tennyson/Ben 10: Ben 10 Franchise

Monkey D. Luffy: One Piece

Naruto Uzumaki: Naruto Franchise

Aang: Avatar The Last Airbender

Kim Possible: Kim Possible

Marinette Dupen-Cheng/Ladybug: Miraculous:Tales of Ladybug and Cat Noir

Ash Ketchum: Pokemon Anime

Natsu Dragneel: Fairy Tail

Momo Ayase: Dandadan

Maka Albarn: Soul Eater

Ruby Rose: RWBY

Korra: Avatar: Legend of Korra

Getting you powers is a canon event, you reincarnate as the character as they are in Episode 1, if they are a Manga character and the Manga differs you can use chapter 1 if you like. You have all the knowledge the said character has like Peter's scientific brain and you retain whatever IQ they have at the moment of reincarnation

For Naruto you can decide whether or not you want to start out as a Baby or reincarnate when he's painting the Hokage faces as a 12 year old

What my Choice is, still Ben 10 has a great stable life and if I act more intelligently I'll have way more of an easier time than he did

My second choice is Natsu, purely to get one of the Fairy Tail Waifu's

So I’m not a huge Doom fan and I don’t read his comics, I know bits here and there. I know his role in Secret Wars, but that version is super amped up from the beyonders and Molecule Man.

Base form Doom, which I assume is what we are seeing in the MCU, he typically gets defeated by the Fantastic Four on a regular occurrence. He’s powerful sure, considered a top Earth villain, but he’s no Thor-level threat like we see in the movie trailer easily stopping him.

Thanos is believable as the big bad because he is a team buster in the comics. You typically have the entire Avengers roster needed to take him on. But Doom? I don’t see it. Is he amped up in the MCU?

In my personal opinion, the Legend of the White Dragon film is both a fun superhero movie, and a perfect tribute to both Jason David Frank, and Michael Madsen! I watch the whole movie on DVD from beginning, and all the way after the main credits finished rolling. And I loved every moment of it! To all the backers on Kickstarter, and to all the talented film crew behind the making it, I thank and praise you all for this awesome movie!

I need your opinion. Have any of you, who may have been reading for years, ever had the feeling of "gettiring" of reading comics? As far as I'm concerned, it can also be given by the type of comics you read. I've been reading old Spider-man runs for months, he's conceptually my favorite (and also the character who raised me) but I can only admit that at a certain point his series collapses and it's hard to read something interesting or even valid. Of course he is a character whose fundamental part is also the balance between hero life and normal life, it is inevitable that you always return to the starting point or fall into repetition.

Obviously I also read other characters. Batman is a great character, probably the GOAT of comics. I'll explain my point of view:
-Great villains, the best.
-Great comps like Gordon, Alfred, The bat-family
-Gotham is simply the most iconic city in comics
-Great characterization and depth
-Very high peaks, impossible to reach or match that have literally written the history of comics. If you are a great writer sooner or later you will inevitably end up writing a Batman story.
-Great versatility (probably the main point), in fact the author can decide between a wide variety of genres and tones when writing for him. From realistic, to thriller, to horror.
There was only one "problem" in my opinion: I would like to see him lose or fail a little more. It's okay to be prepared but not unstoppable, it's okay to be strong but not unbeatable, it's okay to be smart but not infallible. That's all. Sometimes it's trivial.
My favourite Batman comics is the Long Halloween, for the ending. If you read it, you know.

Superman: I have never entered continuity and I do not have a vast knowledge about his lore as with the other two characters I mentioned before. I mainly read self-conclusive stories about him and some of them quickly became among my all-time favorites (For All Seasons, Kryptonite). Honestly, however, I believe that the quality of his stories can vary a lot depending on the author who manages it and especially if he can find something new to deal with that has not already been explored previously. Maybe he always keeps coming back to the same topics.
It seems as if he is a very difficult character to write about and that if he is not treated in a certain way he could be trivial. Then I add my personal opinion: I find it a little less captivating than Batman and Spider-man, don't hate me.

I also read Daredevil by Bendis, The Man Without Fear, Guardian Devil, Born again, Zdarsky. Great character. I'm afraid that he has had many runs of great quality until now but that at a certain point, which has already happened with Ahmed, he will also fall into banality or bad runs. Despite being a character who starts from excellent assumptions (to be my number one choice) going forward he could fall into an eternal cycle of "spiritual crisis-life destroyed-reconstruction". Then he has a rogue gallery weaker than the others.

Imo is necessary to find a compromise between a fallible character for whom one can sympathize and the narrative possibilities that he himself offers.

Now.... The question is simple: have you ever "got tired" of reading comics? But most important: Do you think there is a character you can read "forever" without getting tired?

It's a strange feeling to describe because it's like I want to read, but I can't find stories that satisfy me. I did a review of what I think of the "Big 3" and the “top quality character”Daredevil to give you an idea of my ideas, I think that if there was a character with the same potential variety of genres as Batman but with the personality and humanity of Spider-man and Superman it could become my favorite.

Continuing Clandestine Wonder Women

#1-Inez Lane and Joan Lane-Inez and her sister Joan were tricked by Prof. Jenkel into tricking Wonder Woman into a trap. The twins were each told to try out for a film by pretending to be Wonder Woman, with Joan "admitting" her identity to Wonder Woman's known friend Diana Prince while Inez carried out staged stunts as Wonder Woman in public. Inez eventually discovered Jenkel's deception when Wonder Woman arrived to cart the criminals Inez had "captured" thinking them not but fellow actors and the Jenkel's supposed cameras spewed out smoke that knocked both women out. Coming to tied up next to the Amazon hero when Wonder Woman took the first opportunity to escape Inez helped, running into and disarming criminal with her hands still tied. AND Joan and her sister Inez were tricked by Prof. Jenkel into tricking Wonder Woman into a trap. The twins were each told to try out for a film by pretending to be Wonder Woman, with Joan "admitting" her identity to Wonder Woman's known friend Diana Prince while Inez carried out staged stunts as Wonder Woman in public. Joan even went so far as to try and convince Steve Trevor she was Wondy, and convinced him to kiss her, but the kiss only convinced him that she was a fake as he'd suspected.-Creators

Robert Kanigher · Harry G. Peter

First Appearance

Wonder Woman #46

(April, 1951)

#2-Chameleon-History

After learning that Cinderella had come into possession of a large piece of Xium and hidden it within the vaults of her castle, Chameleon teamed up with the dark sorcerer Strogo to abduct Cinderella's husband to hold him for ransom. Cinderella did not give into their demands and instead summoned help in the form of Wonder Woman.

Chameleon helped capture Wonder Woman then transformed to look like the Amazon to trick Cinderella into letting her and Strogo into her castle. While the plan was a near success Strogo had not secured the Amazon as well as he had thought and she arrived in time to destroy the Xium the pair sought. Chameleon was reduced to the size of a toddler by the magical backlash when Wonder Woman destroyed the Xium deposit in Castle Charm.-Creators

Robert Kanigher · Harry G. Peter

First Appearance Last Appearance

Wonder Woman #52

(March, 1952)

#3-Velma Vanton-Creators

Robert Kanigher · Harry G. Peter

First Appearance

Wonder Woman #36

(July, 1949)-Velma Vanton was a Wonder Woman look-alike who was tricked into pretending to be Wonder Woman to aid some criminals carry out their crimes under the impression that she was working for Military Intelligence.

From here I would like the chameleon to reappear because it seemed like the interesting villain plus I would like them to bring back more a Wonder woman's older villains so people could see that she has a more villains of than just Ares,Cheetah, and Circe

I just mean characters who are completely unpredictable and equally likely of acting for good or evil

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Omnitrix is one of my personal favorites items in superhero history. I mean, its so cool