Power Girl Marilyn Monroe

Ever since first reading about her origin in the Australian Federal Comics reprint of 1984's Infinity Inc, issue 2, I have adored Power Girl. While I didn't grasp the notion of alternate universes at the time, the idea of an older, greying, married Superman's younger female cousin who is in reality older than he is was something that appealed to me as an eight year old who felt somewhat out of place. Through changing origins, silly costumes, a seemingly immaculate (and subsequently forgotten) pregnancy and an ever-increasing focus on her chest as both a source of pride and occasionally ridicule, PeeGee has always seemed like a friend.

While she is always depicted as buxom, the very best artists also tend to depict Power Girl as voluptuous, akin to a 1940s/50s pinup model. Using that notion, here is my 1:6 scale interpretation of piece, entitled Pinup Power Girl [link], coupled with the head of perhaps the most famous blonde bombshell of the era - Marilyn Monroe.

This figure utilises Diver4 "Marilyn Monroe" head [link], Liv Doll Hayden body, Barbie Fashionista shoes and some modelling clay.

Some other pictures of this figure: