Name a Marvel or DC heroine and I'll tell you when they were MCed

[bwidow]

Power Girl
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JLA/JSA Virtue & Vice. Power Girl got possesed by Lust.

[WarmPBR]

What do you have to have in order to view the comics on those pages?

If you have WinRAR, which I believe comes with most computers, then that's all you need.  When you download the file, it's in .cbr format.  So, for example, if you download something called Catwoman.cbr, change its name to Catwoman.rar, and then extract the jpg files into the folder of your choice, just like using Winzip.

[animejunk]

Actually not just Dawny, how about all the female Legion of Superheroes members?
They're too numerous to list individually and they were often MCed en masse anyway. Though any individual instances would be great too.

That sounds like a great idea.
Get back to us after you've compiled the list!

[Mazoku]

Actually not just Dawny, how about all the female Legion of Superheroes members?
They're too numerous to list individually and they were often MCed en masse anyway. Though any individual instances would be great too.

That sounds like a great idea.
Get back to us after you've compiled the list!

Whaaaaat? I've already listed what I know. Now I have a research project?

[Mazoku]

From here:
http://mykey3000.com/cosmicteams/legion/legion1/pre-chron7.html
"Glorith reality only: Laurel Gand visits Dawnstar on Starhaven and finds her moody and withdrawn. Notes: Some time after this, Dawnstar's wings were cut off and she was possessed by the Bounty-entity, as revealed in Legion v.4 #36 (L11.92)."

Well, I found that. I don't have any of those issues.

"Part 4: The four Legion escapes are forced to fight their comrades, all of whom are under Universo's domination. Saturn Girl singlehandedly defeats Universo, breaking his hypnotic control. She rejoins the Legion.
Legion v.3 #35 (6.87) "

Found that too, but would need to track down the issue to see who got MCed.

[Doctor Robo]

Power Girl
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JLA/JSA Virtue & Vice. Power Girl got possesed by Lust.

Whaaa? This I have to see. Thanks for the heads-up, bwidow.

[Taijiquan]

What do you have to have in order to view the comics on those pages?

If you have WinRAR, which I believe comes with most computers, then that's all you need.  When you download the file, it's in .cbr format.  So, for example, if you download something called Catwoman.cbr, change its name to Catwoman.rar, and then extract the jpg files into the folder of your choice, just like using Winzip.

Thanks for the help!

[Harry Manback]

Power Girl
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JLA/JSA Virtue & Vice. Power Girl got possesed by Lust.

Whaaa? This I have to see. Thanks for the heads-up, bwidow.

It's not that great. 
She kisses Superman (!shock) and that's about it.

Very big let down.

[The Worm]

"Part 4: The four Legion escapes are forced to fight their comrades, all of whom are under Universo's domination. Saturn Girl singlehandedly defeats Universo, breaking his hypnotic control. She rejoins the Legion.
Legion v.3 #35 (6.87) "

Found that too, but would need to track down the issue to see who got MCed.

The story arc ran from issue #32 to #35.  Universo brainwashed everyone in the Legion (and, in fact, the entire United Planets) but four Legionnaires (who Universo sequestered on an isolated, paradise-like planet with heroes from across the universe who were particularly difficult to control) managed to break free:  Saturn Girl (because of her own mental powers), Brainiac 5 (due to his vast intelligence), Chameleon Boy (since he was head of the Legion's Espionage Squad, and was well-trained to root out deception), and Dream Girl ('cause of her hyooooooge ego).  They didn't really show any of the inductions, but they did show them under Universo's control.

[Mazoku]

Anybody know if we can add this one to Wonder Girl's resume? I haven't read this comic, and I've learned to never trust covers completely.
http://www.superdickery.com/stupor/29.html

Oh, and anyone who wants some comic-book humor and hasn't looked this site over should give it try. http://www.superdickery.com/galleries.html

[Taijiquan]

That link reminds me. A while back there was this awesome scene of Wonder Girl being given an a non touch orgasm by some God, like Apollo, or something. Anyone know what I'm talking about?

[hypno dude]

it was mentioned in the forum somewhere (along with pics). I'm sure the poster can dig up a link to that thread

[Doctor Robo]

Bad news from AIBQ.com, especially for us comic fans...

As a result of some visitors recently using multi-download utilities, Warner Bros., acting on behalf of DC Comics, has demanded limitations be placed on the use of the copied comic books found on the website. Warner Bros. is additionally concerned with the usage made of the comic books. To this end, general downloading of comic books will be temporarily suspended. In order to more fully comply with Warner Bros. I would like to here from you, on how you make use of this site.

[LBF522]

These comics that you guys name sound interesting where do you get them that is if they are still in print?

[Willie McCoy]

Comic book shops always have tons of boxes of back issues. I got lucky and found the Slave of the Star Sapphire issue at one of my local shops just recently and I've been meaning to go with a big list from this thread and see if they have a few more. It's kind of fun really.

[Voyer]

You can often find them for sale on eBay, ranging in price from a few bucks to take-out-a-second-mortgage.

[hypnomedia]

These comics that you guys name sound interesting where do you get them that is if they are still in print?

There are a couple of options.

1) Both DC and Marvel have published collections of their publications.

DC has a whole bookshelf of hard cover reprints of their Golden Age and Silver Age, including, among other things, the complete early history of Wonder Woman. They are all pricey, but if you have access to a good enough library, these can be checked out through the inter-library loan system (which is how I got a hold of the Wonder Woman issues.)

Marvel has taken the the 21^st Century path and released entire series on CD/DVD. These can be found fairly inexpensively on eBay.

2) Some people have taken their collections, scanned them, collected the scans into an archive file (.CDR) and posted them on the internet. They can be found with a little searching.

[LBF522]

These comics that you guys name sound interesting where do you get them that is if they are still in print?

There are a couple of options.

1) Both DC and Marvel have published collections of their publications.

DC has a whole bookshelf of hard cover reprints of their Golden Age and Silver Age, including, among other things, the complete early history of Wonder Woman. They are all pricey, but if you have access to a good enough library, these can be checked out through the inter-library loan system (which is how I got a hold of the Wonder Woman issues.)

Marvel has taken the the 21^st Century path and released entire series on CD/DVD. These can be found fairly inexpensively on eBay.

2) Some people have taken their collections, scanned them, collected the scans into an archive file (.CDR) and posted them on the internet. They can be found with a little searching.

Thanks for the information.

[Doctor Robo]

These comics that you guys name sound interesting where do you get them that is if they are still in print?

The first and best place to look is your local comic shop, simply to help keep it in business. If that fails, many of the larger eBay comic book stores have pretty good prices on back issues because they make their money on volume sales as much as on big ticket items. If you're looking for an out of print copy and condition isn't really a worry (i.e. you're going to read it and not stick it in a plastic case) then you can find most silver age and some golden age comics on eBay for a couple bucks an issue. There are also other non-eBay places to find comic sales, such as hobby related messageboards and forums. If you buy more than one at a time from the same seller you usually get a discount on shipping. I just picked up Sensational She-Hulk #1 (with The Ringmaster) and Avengers #162 (the debut of Jocasta) for a few dollars each, for research purposes of course. 

[Master Of Puppets]

These comics that you guys name sound interesting where do you get them that is if they are still in print?

There are a couple of options.

1) Both DC and Marvel have published collections of their publications.

DC has a whole bookshelf of hard cover reprints of their Golden Age and Silver Age, including, among other things, the complete early history of Wonder Woman. They are all pricey, but if you have access to a good enough library, these can be checked out through the inter-library loan system (which is how I got a hold of the Wonder Woman issues.)

Marvel has taken the the 21^st Century path and released entire series on CD/DVD. These can be found fairly inexpensively on eBay.

2) Some people have taken their collections, scanned them, collected the scans into an archive file (.CDR) and posted them on the internet. They can be found with a little searching.

Thanks for the information.

I have several of the comics (1 GB) scanned, I can post them online if it’s okay  with the rules of this forum, so please let me know.

[wertoto]

Hello all
greettings from Argentina. New here and to show some kindness time for sharing and here is some comics that have not being mentioned yet in the last topic.
You gotta check out Action comics 323. Is an old supergirl comic, but it is nice!!
Also Action comics 316.

There is some Ghost comics that do it nicely namely 6, 10 & 11.
And another addition will be the shapely Lady Deathin the series Between heaven and hell part III & VI. She becames... Lady demon
I posted a few images here http://s230.photobucket.com/albums/ee17/wertoto/
and remember to be nice and buy the comics.

A little request... can anybody do a little graphic story based and Adventure comics 423. Man I just love the supergirl in that outfit with the funky glasses! Maybe some of out friends at Hipcomix could help...?

Thanks again, for all the info and keep up the good work!

[Doctor Robo]

A little request... can anybody do a little graphic story based and Adventure comics 423. Man I just love the supergirl in that outfit with the funky glasses! Maybe some of out friends at Hipcomix could help...?

I don't recognize that particular issue. Do you have any scans from it?

- Doc

[Firest]

OK, here's a question...

Back in 2000-2001 DC published a comic called Countdown.  It was about a bunch of ordinary people who suddenly gain superpowers in advance of an alien invasion.  I only read up to issue three, but one of the "heroes" gains psychic powers that he uses in issue two or three to take control of a woman in a bookstore. 

I recall it as being a really hot scene and was wondering if anyone had a scan of it, and/or of any subsequent scenes of a similar nature in the series.

[angelus5_uk]

Hi all,
 Just thought I'd let you know that for those who are interested in such things, I posted a selection of mc comic scans I had from some older DC issues on AnonIB's Hypnosis and Mind control...(Catwoman, Powergirl, Supergirl and Wonderwoman..)

http://www.anonib.com/_hypno/index.php?t=134

Not too many but some of them are quite rare...Or at least it took me a while to find them anyway! Enjoy!

angelus5

[The-eyes-have-it]

Angelus5_uk, excellent selection