above: A charmingly confident batgirl. The face is the most precious in this drawing. Artist is Lori Finnegan. (b1982) Website: http://www.wanderingreality.com/. (source↗)
above: A charmingly confident batgirl. The face is the most precious in this drawing. Artist is Lori Finnegan. (b1982) Website: http://www.wanderingreality.com/. (source↗)
above: Another style, drawn like a fashion sketch in sepia tone, giving it a realistic sense. According to the artist, this is a depiction of her in 1940's fighter pilot attire. Note her beautiful hair and the bat-brooch. By Rosemary Travale. (b1983) Website: http://www.rosemarytravale.com/. (source↗)
above: Batgirl as a buxom lass, as if she's one of those Hooters waitress on wheels. By Lisa Redfern. (b1978) Website: http://www.taehahime.com/. (source↗)
above: Another baseball-bat bat-girl, another buxom lass. Very elegant black ink work. By Krysztof Nemeth. Artist website: http://www.charm-school.com. (source↗)
above: A very lovely face close-up, makes you want to kiss her. By Gil. (b1980) His website is: http://www.entertain-dome.com/comic.php. (source↗)
above: A grouchy young girl complaining, with her arms crossed in front of her chest, and head cocked to one side — super cute. By “Page Boy”. Her website: http://pageboy.deviantart.com/. (source↗)
above: This batgirl looks like a dyke. There is something to her body language, her uncanny leg-work, the way she holds the bat-knife, her craned neck, her facial expression. And note her short-hair and multiple ear-rings. By “Saturnine Paradigm”. (b1982) (source↗)
