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United States of Brainy wrote:Man, you really are evil, aren't you? Yeahhh...I can see this turning into the Marx Brothers. Or Superman IV- The Quest for Peace (Now, there's a movie!) the dinner date where both Clark and Supes have dates!

To be fair, Superman just had to put on a pair of glasses and BOOM! Super-who? That's just Clark Kent in Superman's clothes, but it couldn't be Superman because he's wearing glasses!

Ormata wrote:Beware...a Russian mercenary enters the ring.

This better be the best Gopnik in the DC Universe or else I will riot!

Auphelia wrote:
To be fair, Superman just had to put on a pair of glasses and BOOM! Super-who? That's just Clark Kent in Superman's clothes, but it couldn't be Superman because he's wearing glasses!

I should have made Babs a brunette with short hair so she could just pop that wig on and off!

Okay, I'm getting busy with my post, gimme like 30-45 minutes

United States of Brainy wrote:

Auphelia wrote:
To be fair, Superman just had to put on a pair of glasses and BOOM! Super-who? That's just Clark Kent in Superman's clothes, but it couldn't be Superman because he's wearing glasses!

I should have made Babs a brunette with short hair so she could just pop that wig on and off!

Okay, I'm getting busy with my post, gimme like 30-45 minutes

Also speaking of hair color, what hair color does Lark have in this instance?

Because for the trio of Jay, Raven, and Lark, they are always one blonde, one brunette, and one with black hair. However, in the animated forms Raven has the black hair and Lark is the brunette, with Jay being the blonde. However, from when I see them in the comics Lark has the black hair and I believe that Jay remains the same and that makes Raven the brunette. (Which doesn't fit as well as that reverses the colors of a crow and a lark, but it is still in one of the comics so I am just confused)

Father Frost has arrived.

Tamrida wrote:Also speaking of hair color, what hair color does Lark have in this instance?

Because for the trio of Jay, Raven, and Lark, they are always one blonde, one brunette, and one with black hair. However, in the animated forms Raven has the black hair and Lark is the brunette, with Jay being the blonde. However, from when I see them in the comics Lark has the black hair and I believe that Jay remains the same and that makes Raven the brunette. (Which doesn't fit as well as that reverses the colors of a crow and a lark, but it is still in one of the comics so I am just confused)

Hahaha, now I'm confused! Make Lark whatever you want and I'll go with it.

United States of Brainy wrote:

Tamrida wrote:Also speaking of hair color, what hair color does Lark have in this instance?

Because for the trio of Jay, Raven, and Lark, they are always one blonde, one brunette, and one with black hair. However, in the animated forms Raven has the black hair and Lark is the brunette, with Jay being the blonde. However, from when I see them in the comics Lark has the black hair and I believe that Jay remains the same and that makes Raven the brunette. (Which doesn't fit as well as that reverses the colors of a crow and a lark, but it is still in one of the comics so I am just confused)

Hahaha, now I'm confused! Make Lark whatever you want and I'll go with it.

Well to help, remove that confusion, here is Lark in the animated movies(All of them together here.). And here is Lark in the one comic (with a weird hair cut.)

I believe that I prefer the animated versions, due to the better hair cuts and the fact that the hair actually matches the color of the bird (except for Jay but *shrugs*)

Tamrida wrote:Well to help, remove that confusion, here is Lark in the animated movies(All of them together here.). And here is Lark in the one comic (with a weird hair cut.)

I believe that I prefer the animated versions, due to the better hair cuts and the fact that the hair actually matches the color of the bird (except for Jay but *shrugs*)

Animated looks good to me! Go with that!

And posted for Babs!

Ormata wrote:Father Frost has arrived.

Father Frost is approved! He dislikes "damned Soviets."

Hey, I have a idea on how to use Frost, I will TG you.

United States of Brainy wrote:
And posted for Babs!

I'll get you . . . one day.

United States of Brainy wrote:

Tamrida wrote:Well to help, remove that confusion, here is Lark in the animated movies(All of them together here.). And here is Lark in the one comic (with a weird hair cut.)

I believe that I prefer the animated versions, due to the better hair cuts and the fact that the hair actually matches the color of the bird (except for Jay but *shrugs*)

Animated looks good to me! Go with that!

And posted for Babs!

Well, my post is up, and honestly, I am loving the pretty fast pace these are going at.

Tamrida wrote:Well, my post is up, and honestly, I am loving the pretty fast pace these are going at.

You're in luck, I happen to be free tonight so I'm good for 2-3 hours.

Gonna get busy on your post, which was great btw, in a couple minutes.

Auphelia wrote:

United States of Brainy wrote:
And posted for Babs!

I'll get you . . . one day.

Promises, promises

Auphelia wrote:

United States of Brainy wrote:
And posted for Babs!

I'll get you . . . one day.

*Whispering from the corner*

Pssst … If you really want to get rid of Batgirl, you do what Scarecrow and the Merrymaker did and brainwash her (as well as the entire bat family) into becoming a mindless slave. Works every time.

Tamrida wrote:*Whispering from the corner*

Pssst … If you really want to get rid of Batgirl, you do what Scarecrow and the Merrymaker did and brainwash her (as well as the entire bat family) into becoming a mindless slave. Works every time.

Tamrida wrote:]
*Whispering from the corner*

Pssst … If you really want to get rid of Batgirl, you do what Scarecrow and the Merrymaker did and brainwash her (as well as the entire bat family) into becoming a mindless slave. Works every time.

Man, you are NOT making me a mindless slave! You better not even be thinking about it or I'll reveal to the world that Bingum isn't a natural blonde!

And don't give me either!

My oh my

This is going to be fun.

United States of Brainy wrote:
Man, you are NOT making me a mindless slave! You better not even be thinking about it or I'll reveal to the world that Bingum isn't a natural blonde!

And don't give me either!

*touches her hair nervously*

I don't know what you're talking about.

Auphelia wrote:

Tamrida wrote:*Whispering from the corner*

Pssst … If you really want to get rid of Batgirl, you do what Scarecrow and the Merrymaker did and brainwash her (as well as the entire bat family) into becoming a mindless slave. Works every time.

Also, look at who is making the only logical observations. (Hint: It is the Merrymaker)

United States of Brainy wrote:Man, you are NOT making me a mindless slave! You better not even be thinking about it or I'll reveal to the world that Bingum isn't a natural blonde!

And don't give meeither!

Also, who is Bingum?
Edit: Oh, it is the last name of a character. Got it.

Tamrida wrote:Also, who is Bingum?

Ruth Bingum, also known as The Queen, the most powerful supervillainess in Gotham.

Auphelia wrote:

Tamrida wrote:Also, who is Bingum?

Ruth Bingum, also known as The Queen, the most powerful supervillainess in Gotham.

Yeah, I figured it out, thanks.

Although most powerful is reeeeally stretching it I would say.

Tamrida wrote:Yeah, I figured it out, thanks.

Although most powerful is reeeeally stretching it I would say.

I said supervillainess, because I am not sure how she measures up to some of the men.

Auphelia wrote:

Tamrida wrote:Yeah, I figured it out, thanks.

Although most powerful is reeeeally stretching it I would say.

I said supervillainess, because I am not sure how she measures up to some of the men.

Ehhh, I think Poison Ivy would be able to beat you.

Tamrida wrote:Ehhh, I think Poison Ivy would be able to beat you.

I thought about it, but I doubt it.

Poison Ivy has toxins in her blood stream that make her touch deadly and allow her to be immune to all poisons, viruses, bacteria, and fungi. Ivy also possesses the power to make plant life do as she wishes. She also has access to the following weapons: barbed whipping vines, poisoned darts, poisoned lipstick, poisoned fingernails, and crossbow.

However, Ruth has a larger range and far more deadly minions (flora v. fauna).

On a scale of powers 1 to 10 where 1 is a normal person and 10 is superman, I see Poison Ivy as an 8 and Ruth as a 9.

Auphelia wrote:

Tamrida wrote:Ehhh, I think Poison Ivy would be able to beat you.

I thought about it, but I doubt it.

Poison Ivy has toxins in her blood stream that make her touch deadly and allow her to be immune to all poisons, viruses, bacteria, and fungi. Ivy also possesses the power to make plant life do as she wishes. She also has access to the following weapons: barbed whipping vines, poisoned darts, poisoned lipstick, poisoned fingernails, and crossbow.

However, Ruth has a larger range and far more deadly minions (flora v. fauna).

On a scale of powers 1 to 10 where 1 is a normal person and 10 is superman, I see Poison Ivy as an 8 and Ruth as a 9.

I would disagree, I believe that the plants, regardless of their higher numbers and power, serve as excellent powers as Poison Ivy has "the ability to mentally control all forms of plant life on a molecular level. This plant growth can occur in an instant, allowing her to use plants in the environment to attack or ensnare her opponents, and even to create powerful new plant hybrids for specialized purposes."