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I think it was Keith Giffen who recounted the story about Wally Wood and Power Girl. Wood drew several issues of All-Star Comics during the 1970s, when PG made her first appearances. With every issue, Wood made Power Girl's chest bigger and bigger, thinking some editor was going to tell him to stop. No one ever did. I think this tradition continues until today! PG looks ginormous in this double-page spread from Supergirl #9.

Despite the massive cleavage, the story in this issue of Supergirl is the best one since the book started. Joe Kelly really gets into Supergirl's character and how she feels about being a misplaced teen on DC's earth. Supergirl has a fun, flirtatious date with a mysterious red-headed stranger--you'll see his identity at the end, I won't spoil it for you here. In various flashbacks we see the repercussions to Kara's moral compromise in the bottled city of Kandor as well as her various relationships in the DCU (Wonder Girl, Batman, etc). Kelly's off to a good start, if he keeps this up then Supergirl will become a solid monthly comic. Nuff said.

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Comic Book Resources first tipped me off to the real-life Power Girl model (click to expand the photo) at last weekend's Wizard World Chicago 2006. Now, I feel it's my job to bring you boys the finest in PG coverage, especially since the words "Power Girl Breasts" bring the biggest hits to our web site. I did some ol' fashioned Mike Wallace-style investigative reportin' and found the model's name is actually Liana from the Ed the Sock TV show. This is a Canadian show that got picked up by G4 for a while. Liana has a blog on Ed's official site where she mentions her trip to WW, and there's also a gallery with a bullzillion pics of her dressed up as Power Chick. Check 'em out, little doggies! Nuff said.

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I caught this on Comics Continuum's preview of DC Direct products: Power Girl Bust! "Feel the power! Continuing the stunning line of Women of the DCU Busts designed by award-winning illustrator Adam Hughes, this limited edition, hand-painted, cold-cast porcelain bust measures approximately 5.625 inches tall x 4 inches wide and x 2.25 inches deep, and is packaged in a four-color box." $45 smackers for this breast-popping cold-cast wonder of porcelain. Just remember to put back in the drawer when you're all done. Nuff said.

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Power Girl's smashing breasts! Superboy's disgusting carnage! The wisdom of Bemzarro! Only a few of the many things awaiting you in Dial B For Blog's Infinite Crisis #7 and wrap-up review. As much as I hated Infinite Crisis #7, I loved this review. It made me laugh out loud and I couldn't explain to my wife what was so funny. I am almost glad this shit got published so I could laugh so hard.

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DC's May 2006 solicitations came out today at Newsarama, CBR, and Comics Continuum. Here's the cover to Supergirl #8, click to expand...

Good thing Power Girl has super-strength, otherwise she'd never be able to lift herself off the floor with those balloons. Dave's Long Box had a great article called Boob War where he gave us a pictorial history of PG's chest. I can't recall them ever looking so...ripe. Supergirl #1 (with the first fight between Power Girl and Supergirl) must have sold a ton of copies for them to repeat this stunt so quickly. Nuff said.

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DC fans, drop what you are doing now and read JSA Classified #4. It’s important, and not just because of Power Girl’s amazon gazongas bursting out of her chest. Particularly for those of you who remember Earth-2, when we knew a Huntress who was actually the daughter of Catwoman and Batman (and showed more cleavage if you can believe it). The Robin who grew up to be an adult and take care of Gotham City. Kara, the cousin of the Golden Age Superman. I think we can see the tie-in to the last page of Infinite Crisis #1.

Gosh darn it, I love it when freakin’ third-tier characters suddenly become vital again! Click on the George Perez cover to Infinite Crisis #2 to expand it and see Kara getting swamped with memories of the good ol’ days. Nuff said.