Let's Talk Lady Shivaさんのイラストまとめ

... the part about how she was "never intended to be an individual in the first place." It makes it sound like Shiva was only created as a foil for Batman and co, when she didn't even meet the dude until 1988. Plus, O'Neil was always very clear about her individuality.

March, or as DC likes to call it, Buff Women Month.

@SpiderEmblem LoA Shiva: gets paralyzed by Jason Todd in one panel with a single rabbit punch.

Non-LoA Shiva:

Man, I wake up, log in, and the first thing I do is talk about Lady Shiva's strong, smart, wonderful, amazing, incredible little baby daughter.
It's almost like she has a new series coming out tomorrow or something.

@comic_at Well yeah, of course, everyone knows that the only way to rescue comic book sales from the abyssal depths they've fallen into is to give Lady Shiva a solo ongoing.

For starters.

@AnneComics I've always liked Domino because in a franchise full of broody, angsty, tortured characters, she almost always seems to be having fun without being completely irresponsible. Plus, she's cute, looks great in leather, has a buncha gal pals and her last series was by Gail Simone.

... these very obvious traps that almost every other adaptation has fallen into.

Same with comics. I didn't particularly like the direction Che Grayson gave Shiva in her Urban Legends story, but I acknowledge that it's A direction instead of just using her as a punching bag.

... any version of Lady Shiva that doesn't involve the League of Assassins or her being written as a pure villain already gets a massive boost in my eyes purely by not doing that. There's a reason why I love DC Superhero Girls Lady Shiva despite being wildly OOC.

@therightram Oh yeah, I can see it.

@Dev_Mistry001 Yeah, way I see it, I think I would've liked the idea of the tournament more if it was explicitly only for young fighters. Like, not a tournament to find the Best Fighter but the NEXT Best Fighter. And then you could have all the old heads checking it out.