Poison Ivy Super Powers Maquette 1:6

[AlexLothos]

Originally Posted by Demona

Starfire is taller than Wonder Woman, right? In my mind the only DC female taller than Starfire is Big Barda. Maybe I'm wrong on that though.

I could be wrong, but I always thought Starfire was taller than Wonder Woman, too... or maybe around the same height. I don't really recall seeing them in a comic together. Now I want this, haha

Originally Posted by Demona

In my mind the only DC female taller than Starfire is Big Barda. Maybe I'm wrong on that though.

But I have to admit, I'm not as well versed in DC's comics past Titans and the Bat-family. Mostly what I know past those two franchises came from cartoons and movies.

I think there are other female characters taller than Starfire and shorter than Barda, but I'm drawing a blank at the moment.

Isn't there, like, a female Mongol in the Superman books? And since Wildstorm is now DC, Caitlin Fairchild from Gen13 is pretty tall and muscular.

Originally Posted by Demona

I think Storm is still pretty tall, its the other women who keep getting mysteriously taller. Storm used to be a solid 6 inches taller than Jean and 3-4 inches taller than Emma. Emma keeps getting taller and I'm not a fan

Haha, that could be the case. I'm starting to read some of the 2000s books I skipped when they came out and many of them have the guys and girls at traditional heights in comparison. And Wolverine really throws everything off as he can be as tall or taller than the girls and I shake my hands in frustration lol

Originally Posted by Demona

There is a panel in the silent issue featuring Storm, Emma, and Jean where Storm does look significantly taller than Jean. I was happy Dauterman (the artist) took care to remember that.

Dauterman is amazing and has been such a great addition to the X-books. Proportions, design, attention to detail... everything is pitch perfect! I'm also super appreciative of the effort.

Originally Posted by Philintheblank

I saw that...alien Amazonian type deal.

I'm guessing 6'4" is a little too imposing for some.

Exactly... happily on the first point and sadly on the second.

This is one of the reasons Lady D from RE8 was so refreshing and embraced. We're starved for multiple body types in entertainment and it's great to see this being embraced more.

[BurningRage]

Originally Posted by Philintheblank

I saw that...alien Amazonian type deal.



I'm guessing 6'4" is a little too imposing for some.

Death by snu snu

[Philintheblank]

Originally Posted by BurningRage

Death by snu snu

[mmk123]

The New Teen Titans #4 had both Wonder Woman and Starfire in it and it was where the Justice League first met the New Teen Titans. Now I do have that issue but it is in the bottom row of a pile of long comic book white boxes so if anyone has the Omnibus or a reprint of that issue to see how the height comparison of the two characters are that would be a good point of reference. This issue was also out in 1980 and drawn by George Perez who was one of the co creator's and designer of Starfire so I would say that issue could be a good guide.

[ruzzell]

Even at her smallest Giganta is 6’6

[bdlovelace]

The fact that Starfire is 6’ 4” tall makes her an even more sexy character IMO. #longerlegs

[AlexLothos]

Originally Posted by bdlovelace

The fact that Starfire is 6’ 4” tall makes her an even more sexy character IMO. #longerlegs

Agreed. Although 150 lbs doesn't seem correct to match that height. I've always seen her more as a Stefania Ferrario type... and she's about 140 lbs at only 5'8".

Originally Posted by ruzzell

Even at her smallest Giganta is 6’6

Good one!

Originally Posted by mmk123

The New Teen Titans #4 had both Wonder Woman and Starfire in it and it was where the Justice League first met the New Teen Titans. Now I do have that issue but it is in the bottom row of a pile of long comic book white boxes so if anyone has the Omnibus or a reprint of that issue to see how the height comparison of the two characters are that would be a good point of reference. This issue was also out in 1980 and drawn by George Perez who was one of the co creator's and designer of Starfire so I would say that issue could be a good guide.

I'd have to dig for singles, too, but thankfully most of my collection has been transferred to collected editions. So much easier to navigate!



Looks like maybe WW should be an inch or two taller? But SF's hair gives the illusion of being taller.

We can't go by this... Batman is only 6'2" and even being in the mid-ground of the scene, he's nearly taller than everyone. Even our tall ladies in the foreground.

[JohngPR]

Otto Schmidt does a fairly accurately proportioned Starfire:

[Shoo]

Originally Posted by JohngPR

Otto Schmidt does a fairly accurately proportioned Starfire:

Indeed - they both have ridiculously long legs.

[AlexLothos]

Originally Posted by JohngPR

Otto Schmidt does a fairly accurately proportioned Starfire:

Although I strongly dislike this particular NW outfit, this is really great looking art!