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For Womenverse we have had to make things for something we have just discovered, i have picked Selina Kyle/Catwoman and Renee Montoya from Gotham and Nyssa Al Ghul from Arrow!


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In Challenge #9 - Book Character Fan Cast we can pick up to 5 characters from books or comics and cast them!

Here are mine:
( under the cut due to big pics!! )

For Challenge 3 at Womenverse we were asked to make mood boards for up to 4 characters.

I have chosen:
( Catwoman, Charlie Matheson, Gail Peck and Morgana )

My entry for challenge 8 - Disability Fest for womenverse. I have chosen the awesome Barbara Gordon from Birds Of Prey as played by Dina Meyer in the TV show


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A Crossover Fic for Womenverse challenge 3: crossover roulette

Crossover between Irisa from Definace and Tracy Nash from Rookie Blue

( Fic here )

Join womenverse, a land comm dedicated to women in fandom. Apply for a team here and tell them I sent you!

(I'm also the Mod of team Combat Boots!! scary i know! We would be happy to have more members!)

1. Your favorite child character: Agnes from despicable me



2. Your favorite friendship between at least two women/girls (fictional or not): I always liked Seven of Nine and Captain Janeway relationship (not in a slashy way though)


3. Your favorite villain: The Lady Morgana



4. Your favorite female character on a male-driven show(/book/movie/etc.):
Major Carter on Stargate SG1




5. An awesome character or celebrity you just discovered recently: Faore in man of steel






Your favourite non-human female character: well there are a few that come to mind but i think many of them are still considered human :( and i'm trying not to use the same person to answer more than one question, so i'm going with:
Jadzia Dax, a Trill! :D


Your favourite woman over 50 (fictional or not): I was finding this tricky, then i was flicking through the telly and Sister Act is on so i'm picking Whoopi Goldberg! i 've always loved her, ii had a poster of her on my wall when i was a kid!!



Your favourite weird/different/oddball female character: It has to be Chiana from Farscape



A female character that needs more screen time: I'm going with Lady Sif from the Thor movies! (i need a women of marvel film!)



Your favourite female writer or director: Sarah Waters
I love both Fingersmith and Affinity

This post is for challenge 12 at Womenverse. Based on the prompt Summer Vacation I have made 1 gif and a fic!


Title: Charlie’s Postcards
Author: majorrogue
Character(s): Charlie Matheson (Revolution)
Word Count: 409
Rating: U
Spoilers: None
Summary: Charlie reminisces about her postcards





I remember asking my father when I was a child what these postcards were for. They were always so fascinating to me, beautiful pictures of beaches like I had never seen, mountains that I didn’t know were possible and cities that I had never heard of.

He explained to me that they were souvenirs that people would buy and send to their friends and loved ones when they went away on vacation. I remember staring at a postcard of a beach it looked like paradise to me, so clean, so sunny, and then asking him what a vacation was.

It seemed strange to me even then, a few years after the black out, that people would be able to leave their normal lives for a week or even more and go to another city or another country. They didn’t have to worry about their crops not getting watered or that someone would steal them, they could just forget about that and have a good time elsewhere. 

I found it amazing and quite fantastic that people would get into planes and fly through the sky and land hundreds of miles away. He said that a lot of the time people had never been to where they were going before, they would just go to a different country to experience what it was like, I’ve never even left the Munroe Republic let alone stepped foot in a different country. I asked Maggie once about England, where she came from, but she would never talk about it, I later realised it bought up too many painful memories of her children that she may never see again. 

Finding a new postcard was a thrill for me, especially if it was a place I had never seen before and let’s face it that was most of them. I was always fascinated by the ones that were of a city at night; all lit up so that it seemed to glow. I can hardly remember what it was like to have the house all lit up at night, not having to carry a candle around and having to stop reading when the sun went down so that we didn’t strain our eyes.

Imagine a whole city glowing with light, no one having to worry that they had to get home before it got too dark. 

Those postcards were my fantasy, places I wanted to go, cities I wanted to see, but never being able to.


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