Over the years I've covered a number of heroines and Villains. A great deal of time these write-ups had been covered by others, but I feel I was able to bring a different view on them and feature characters that at the time were not as well known or as covered by other sites.
The Cheetah - The Deborah 'Debbie' Domaine version. I believe I was the first to do this write-up
Dejah Thoris - The Princess of Mars
Harley Quinn - Dr. Harleen Quinzel, representing her pre-current status.
Huntress - the Helena Wayne version from Earth-2, prior to Crisis on Infinite Earths
Isis - Archaeologist Andrea Thomas who uses her amulet to transform into Mighty Isis
Jakita Wagner - One of the main figures in Planetary
Lady Deathstrike - Yuriko Oyama, The enemy of Wolverine and anti-heroine
Lady Rawhide - The 'Bad Girl' of Zorro from Topps Comics
Lizbeth Salander - The girl with the dragon tattoo
Mera - The queen of Atlantis and heroine in her own right.
Pantha - The shapeshifting priestess of Bast from Vampirella
Red Sonja - The She-Devil with a sword in her original MU incarnation
Rose Tattoo - The spirit of murder and occasional member of the Authority
Shakira - Travis Morgan's shape-shifting companion from 'The Warlord'
Tigra - Greer Grant Nelson, Marvel's feline fury
Vampirella - The alien vampire from the planet Drakulon
Xena - The Warrior Princess
Yukio - The ally of Wolverine as presented in The Wolverine.
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