8 MOST STYLISH SUPERHEROES IN COMICS HISTORY

HELLO FRIENDS! CHURCH SERVICE WAS GREAT! HOPE YOU HAD A BEAUTIFUL WEEKEND??  AS FOR ME, WAS INDOORS EXCEPT FOR TODAY*smiles*. ALTHOUGH ITS BEEN DECADES I WATCHED MOVIES ABOUT SUPERHEROES BUT I CAME TO REALIZE THAT SOME OF THESE CHARACTERS EXHIBITED A SENSE OF STYLE IN THEIR INDIVIDUAL ROES 'WOMEN IN PARTICULAR'. CHECK THIS OUT!

Catwoman

Considered a sometimes-anti-hero, cat woman acts as an adversary, crime fighter and love interest for Batman. Beginning her career as a burglar, she now protects Gotham City in her own stealthy, agile style, showing off her complete mastery of the martial arts. Michelle Pfeiffer brought her to life in 1992's Batman Returns.

Mystique

Mystique has the fascinating ability to shape-change, eliminating all outward signs of aging. Best known for her attacks on the Xmen, Jennifer Lawrence portrays the character in the latest film, kicking some major butt.

Barbarella

At the height of her sex symbol status, Jane Fonda made skimpy bodysuits and chainmail de rigueur back in 1968

Black Widow

Played by actress Scarlett Johansson in the films Iron Man 2 (2010), Marvel's The Avengers (2012), and Captain America: The Winter Soldier (2014) this super-babe is an expert martial artist and acrobat. Once she received the Super-Soldier Serum (a drug which enhances physical and mental abilities to human perfection) she became resistant to aging and disease, healing above human rate. She possesses exceptional durability, strength, endurance, and stamina.

Scarlet Witch:

As a member of the Avengers, Scarlet Witch taps into mystic energy for reality-altering affects. She’s able to create entire armies of enemies from nowhere, although lacks the mystic training to have full control of her powers.

Poison Ivy

With her leafy cat eyes, head-to-toe green get-up and epic red double buns, 1997's Poison Ivy played by Uma Thurman in Batman and Robin is one of our favourite bad gals.

Jem and the Holograms

This pink haired singer-meets-superhero is the gold standard in stylish heroines. The 1980s cartoon has remained so popular with fans that it's currently being made into a live-action film.

Wonder Woman

The most famous heroine of all time, Wonder Woman (played by Lynda Carter in the 1970s television version) has superhero strength and speed, along with her trademark bulletproof bracelets. We’re most envious of her golden lasso of truth, which is completely indestructible. It has the ability to restore people’s lost memories, hypnotize people and protect people from magical attacks.

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