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Women of the DC Universe Challenge
The Challenge? Show off your talent by Customizing any female
character from the DC Universe. There are plenty of Heroines
and Villainess to choose from. You can include the DC Universe
ELSEWORLDS characters or even make up your own original female
character based on a DC Universe character.
Well that was the challenge, now here are the Women
of the DC Universe customs.
Customs by Jesse
Black Canary, Mary Marvel, Supergirl, Power
Girl and Saturn Girl
Customs by Will Reid
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Batwoman |
Catgirl |
The first is BATWOMAN from the Batman Animated Movie... BATMAN-THE
MYSTERY OF THE BATWOMAN.
The second is a custom I did from a Internet Fan Fic story
of a alternate ending to the Batman Animated episode... BATGIRL
RETURNS. In which at the end, Batgirl decides to join Catwoman
in her capers and becomes CATGIRL.
Catgirl
Customs by Rob
Classic Catwoman
Catwoman & Poison Ivy
Harley Quinn by WM10K
Harley Quinn
Batgirl Beyond by JT Smiley
Batgirl Beyond
Oracle by Norm Dapito
Oracle
Tala by Kevin Folliard
Tala
Customs by Dan Gates
Lana Lang
First Appearance Black Canary - From the first episode of Justice
League Unlimited, Green Arrow is convinced by Batman that he
would make a valuable member of the team. But was it really Batman's
words or the site of Black Canary slowly slipping on her boot
that convinced him.
First Appearance Black Canary
Black Arrow by Tim - Bizzaro
Inc.
Black Arrow- The daughter of Green Arrow and Black Canary.
Mad Harriet by
Doug Schroeder
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Mad Harriet |
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Customs by Luke314pi
Poison Ivy
Zatanna
Customs by antacost
Amethyst - Princess of Gemworld
Supergirl
Zatanna
Customs by Jeff Stephens
The Emerald Empress and Lady Blackhawk
The Emerald Empress is the most wanted female criminal in the 30th century. With
the nearly unlimited power of the mystical Emerald Eye of Ekron under her command,
she’s out to conquer everything she sees.
Lady Blackhawk was the only female member of the famed World War II unit known
as the Blackhawks. A highly skilled pilot and fighter, Lady Blackhawk ended
up transported through time to modern day, where she continues the fight against
evil.
Customs by
Quinn Rollins
Hard on the heels of LEGO’s incredible success with Batman,
Superman, and Justice League playsets and vehicles comes their
next adventure with DC Comics: “Minifig Power Packs.” LEGO
minifigures have been icons for decades, and can be considered
the industry’s first block
figures.
With fans clamoring for more characters to fill out their DC
Universe adventures, LEGO is putting out assortments of heroes
and villains that can ally with the characters that have already
filled the toy shelves of kids and adult collectors alike.
This special Heroines of the DC Universe Power Pack balances
the ranks of the Justice League…although Wonder Woman was
available as a part of the Hall of Justice Playset, many fans
still don’t have her as
a part of their League. Quinn Rollins, brand manager for
the Power Packs, says “we’ve made an effort to include
women in our various DC Comics sets, but figured there were enough
heroines out there to fill out at least one Power Pack. And
I really think the roster we’ve
come up with complements Fire, Ice, Black Canary, Zatanna, and
the other heroines that LEGO has already put out.”
This Power Pack includes: Wonder Woman, Mera, Hawkgirl, Power
Girl, Vixen, Gypsy
Brand manager Quinn Rollins: “We’ve had some very
popular villainesses as part of our other LEGO products, including
Catwoman, Poison Ivy, Harley Quinn, Live Wire, and Cheetah…but
other than that, the Legion of Doom has been a real boy’s
club. So we thought we’d
get things rolling with some really nasty women with axes to
grind. And
no one does that better than the DC Universe.”
The Villainesses of the DC Universe Power Pack includes: Circe,
Star Sapphire, Queen Bee, Volcana, Cheshire, Killer Frost, Giganta
This is the first LEGO.com exclusive Power Pack, a set of three
female Green Lanterns. After the Green Lantern Corps set
that was part of the Justice League series of LEGO sets, thousands
of fans expressed their outrage that no female Green Lanterns
were included. “My wife
was one of the ones who wrote in,” says brand manager Quinn
Rollins. “And
they’ve got a point—we made John Stewart, Hal Jordan,
Kyle Rayner, Guy Gardner, Kilowog, Tomar Re and Ganthet…but
left a few notable GLs out.”
This Power Pack tries to correct that oversight, by making
three of the most famous female Green Lanterns available in one
small set at a low price.
The minifigures include: Jade, Katma Tui, Arisia
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