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Tuesday, December 24, 2019

Mera Fan Art

Artwork by WarrenLouw

Artwork by Dandofunga

Artwork by Cimeter-Liu

Artwork by Thanapat-Doembangchan

Artwork by Liang-Xing

Tuesday, June 10, 2014

Sketching Mera

Art by Marcello Holanda

Colors by Carol-Colors

Saturday, March 15, 2014

Wow! It has taken me seven years to hit this milestone... 1000 posts! When I started this blog, I never thought I would get this far, or that after so long, I still would be posting, but I am so passionate about these characters -and comic books in general- that it has never felt like a chore; it has always been a highlight of my days to work on this stuff.

I am ecstatic of all the exposure Batgirl has been getting in the past few months; she makes appearances in tons of books. I am also excited to see Batwoman getting closer to the Bat-Family, as this will potentially lead to more appearances; in case you haven't noticed, I really enjoyed the little BrightBat and BlueBelle thing in "Gothtopia." With Mera, things have been a little disappointing because when the New 52 started, Geoff Johns made all these promises that she would play a prominent role, but in the end, she did not join the Justice League, barely did anything in "Throne of Atlantis," and was completely removed from "Trinity War." On the positive side, however, she is getting two statues this year, and maybe another animated movie appearance, so that is awesome!

To celebrate the 1000th post of the "Chicas de Rojo" blog, here is some artwork from Stanley Lau (Artgerm) featuring the CoverGirls versions of the redheads. Thank you for following the blog, and please know that your feedback and comments are always welcome!

MERA

BATWOMAN

BATGIRL

Friday, March 7, 2014

Fun With Batwoman

Amazing art by ga-ti-to

Saturday, February 15, 2014

Batwoman

Batwoman by RichardCox

11x14 on bristol board. Cool and warm gray copic markers, cadmium red copic marker. This piece was completed as a part of a Haitian earthquake relief auction. I varied from my usual grays to give it more pop and hopefully gain more bidding interest in the art and the effort. - Richard Cox