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Epiphany - the original western magical girl - jpub - 04-25-2007 Linda Carter's representation of Wonder Woman. Just watch a re-run. She wears this school-marm outfit, and she does a *transformation sequence* complete with *twirling* to turn into Wonder Woman, with the requisite revealing outfit. She has magic bulletproof bracelets, a magic rope that forces truth telling, and she has a TIARA THAT SHE CAN USE AS A WEAPON. The mind boggles.-- Christopher Angel, aka JPublic The Works of Christopher Angel "Camaraderie, adventure, and steel on steel. The stuff of legend! Right, Boo?" Re: Epiphany - the original western magical girl - Disruptor - 04-25-2007 Hmmm. Where does Electra Woman and DynaGirl fit into that theory? What about The Mighty Isis? -------------------- Tom Mathews aka Disruptor -------------------- Tom Mathews aka Disruptor Re: Epiphany - the original western magical girl - Bob Schroeck - 04-25-2007 Mary Marvel predates them all, at circa 1940: Transformation sequence? Check. Superhuman powers? Check. Skimpy costume? Check. Magical origin with mythological ties? Check. Talking animal mascot? Well, sorta, if you allow for Tawky Tawny. I was in fact at one time working on a story that crossed her over with Sailor Moon... -- Bob --------- The Internet Is For Norns. The last western magical girl - ordnance11 - 04-25-2007 That would be She-Ra, correct? __________________ Into terror!, Into valour! Charge ahead! No! Never turn Yes, it's into the fire we fly And the devil will burn! - Scarlett Pimpernell Re: The last western magical girl - Berk - 04-26-2007 Bob's right. It's Mary Marvel.- Grumpy Uncle Gearhead - Grumpy Uncle Gearhead Re: The last western magical girl - Disruptor - 04-26-2007 Last magical girl? I'm not sure if it's She-Ra or Amethyst. The United States was the first one to have battle teams aka Sentai (Blackhawks) although color coding didn't come until Metal Men As to the first magical girl, I was thinkng of who was on the idiot box first. I knew Mary Marvel predated everyone, but she didn't get on the televison until later.-------------------- Tom Mathews aka Disruptor -------------------- Tom Mathews aka Disruptor |