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1. • • Wally Wood was a popular artist during the Golden and Silver Ages of Comics. The original artist on Marvel's Daredevil, he co-created Daredevil's red costume, and mainstay DD villains like Mister Fear, Stilt-Man and Matador. As the artist on DC's All-Star Comics, Wood introduced Power Girl as a member of the Justice Society of America.
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   Did Wally Wood ever draw Power Girl breasts?

   • In a famous comics anecdote of unknown veracity, artist Wally Wood reportedly told friends that he planned to draw Power Girl’s breasts larger and larger, issue by issue, until told by his editors to stop. According to the story, no one ever did before Wood left the title.

   Your Guide to Infinite Crisis: A Brief History of Power Girl

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   What did Power Girl look like in Wally Wood?

   • Power Girl's original Wally Wood artwork (1976) showed her as relatively busty but otherwise her figure and build conformed in appearance to other contemporary comic book women.

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   Is Power Girl a feminist?

   • Befitting her autonomous name and outfit, Power Girl would be a clear feminist in contrast to Supergirl’s sometimes mousy, prim and proper ways. The first issue’s story was entitled “All-Star Super Squad” and was scripted by Gerry Conway. Classic comics illustrator Wally Wood and Ric Estrada provided the art.

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   Where does Power Girl come from?

   • Originally hailing from the world of Earth-Two, first envisioned as the home of DC's wartime heroes as published in 1940s comic books, Power Girl becomes stranded in the main universe where DC stories are set, and becomes acquainted with that world's Superman and her own counterpart, Supergirl.

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   What happened to Power Girl?

   • Power Girl’s Atlantean origins had gone largely ignored in favor of breast jokes and the like, but anyone wishing for her to return to her roots couldn’t have been pleased by this convoluted storyline. In a shake-up in the summer of 1994 corresponding to DC’s crossover Zero Hour, Justice League International was cancelled.

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   Did wood push her bust size beyond believability?

   • According to the story, no one ever did before Wood left the title. His editors may have thanked Wood had they known, and Wood had never pushed her bust size beyond believability — or at least what’s considered believable in the realm of super-hero comics, accustomed to bulging muscles and beautiful women with enormous tits.

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   In a famous comics anecdote of unknown veracity, artist Wally Wood reportedly told friends that he planned to draw Power Girl’s breasts larger and larger, issue by issue, until told by his editors to stop. According to the story, no one ever did before Wood left the title.

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   Dec 30, 2011 · Introduced to the Justice Society of American in All Star Comics #58, 1976, to breathe some fresh life into the ageing superteam of Golden Age relics, Power Girl was the cousin of Superman, who, unlike, Supergirl, refused to be defined by a male counterpart.

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   Wally Wood also did not draw a lot of Power Girl. Most of the bronze age Power Girl was drawn by Joe Staton, Jerry Ordway and also various JLA artists in the crossovers, and all...

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7. www.2dgalleries.com › art › power-girl-67578Power Girl by Wally Wood - Original Illustration - 2DGalleries

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   The classic story of Power Girl is that whilst Wally was drawing the first few issues of the comic he surreptitiously increased her breast size issue by issue without the editors noticing and so we view the...

8. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Wally_WoodWally Wood - Wikipedia

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   Wood penciled and inked All Star Comics and contributed to the creation of Power Girl [36] by exaggerating the size of her breasts. [37] Active with the 1970s Academy of Comic Book Arts , Wood contributed to several editions of the annual ACBA Sketchbook .

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   Jul 9, 2024 · CHRONOLOGY. Power Girl first appeared in All-Star Comics #58 (January-February 1976). Below is the definitive list of appearances of Power Girl in chronological order. Flashback sequences or story entries will be followed by a [Flashback] note.

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    Power Girl as she appeared on the cover of Power Girl (vol. 2) #12 (May 2010). Art by Amanda Conner. Power Girl's original Wally Wood artwork (1976) showed her as relatively busty but otherwise her figure and build conformed in appearance to other contemporary comic book women.