Superheroes in Drag
Aug. 1st, 2006 07:15 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
shankieThis collection is a work in progress. Any additions, suggestions, or clarifications to this list are greatly appreciated.
This page is being limited to DC; my few Marvel scans have been removed in the interests of space, to be part of a later collection.
Al Jhor Dan (an Elseworlds Hal Jordan), from 1001 Emerald Nights
The Flash (and Martian Manhunter, kinda) from Justice League Adventures #17
Plastic Man, from JLA: Black Baptism
Plastic Man, from The Dark Knight Strikes Again
The Martian Manhunter, from Justice League Task Force #8
Batman, from Batman #266
Robin I, from Batman & Robin comic strips, 1946
(More at the Transgender Graphics & Fiction Archive)
Robin I, from Batman: Sunday Classics, 1943-1946
Robin I, from Batgirl: Year One
Robin III, from Batman #626
Impulse, from Impulse #5, "Lightning Strikes"
Impulse, from Young Justice No Man's Land Special #1: Road Trip
Superboy & Daily Planet staff, from Superboy #93, "Die Hard Laughing"
(Jimmy Olsen is the one complaining about the colour of the dress.)
Max Mercury, from Impulse #17
Captain Marvel, from Captain Marvel Adventures
(Issue number/year unknown. As pointed out by![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
lodo_bear, this isn't Hitler, but he is a Nazi.
Honourable Mentions
The Riddler, from Catwoman: When In Rome
Not a superhero; he's a villain. But he looks cute in the catsuit, so we'll overlook it.
Jimmy Olsen, from All-Star Superman #4... and more.
While not a superhero, Jimmy is a big DC character that has been in drag more times than the rest of the DCU combined. This page from the Transgender Graphics and Fiction Archive has a comprehensive visual history of Jimmy in a skirt.
Catwoman and the Martian Manhunter, from JLA: The Nail (Elseworlds)
The Martian Manhunter, from JLA #27, "The Bigger They Come"
While it's not as often as a male persona, specifically John Jones, J'onn does morph into women; I felt this was more of in the area of honorable mentions as opposed to actual gender change because he doesn't always shift his brain into a woman's, and this being J'onn, it's all about the brain.
This page is being limited to DC; my few Marvel scans have been removed in the interests of space, to be part of a later collection.
Al Jhor Dan (an Elseworlds Hal Jordan), from 1001 Emerald Nights
The Flash (and Martian Manhunter, kinda) from Justice League Adventures #17
Plastic Man, from JLA: Black Baptism
Plastic Man, from The Dark Knight Strikes Again
The Martian Manhunter, from Justice League Task Force #8
Batman, from Batman #266
Robin I, from Batman & Robin comic strips, 1946
(More at the Transgender Graphics & Fiction Archive)
Robin I, from Batman: Sunday Classics, 1943-1946
Robin I, from Batgirl: Year One
Robin III, from Batman #626
Impulse, from Impulse #5, "Lightning Strikes"
Impulse, from Young Justice No Man's Land Special #1: Road Trip
Superboy & Daily Planet staff, from Superboy #93, "Die Hard Laughing"
(Jimmy Olsen is the one complaining about the colour of the dress.)
Max Mercury, from Impulse #17
Captain Marvel, from Captain Marvel Adventures
(Issue number/year unknown. As pointed out by
lodo_bear, this isn't Hitler, but he is a Nazi.Honourable Mentions
The Riddler, from Catwoman: When In Rome
Not a superhero; he's a villain. But he looks cute in the catsuit, so we'll overlook it.
Jimmy Olsen, from All-Star Superman #4... and more.
While not a superhero, Jimmy is a big DC character that has been in drag more times than the rest of the DCU combined. This page from the Transgender Graphics and Fiction Archive has a comprehensive visual history of Jimmy in a skirt.
Catwoman and the Martian Manhunter, from JLA: The Nail (Elseworlds)
The Martian Manhunter, from JLA #27, "The Bigger They Come"
While it's not as often as a male persona, specifically John Jones, J'onn does morph into women; I felt this was more of in the area of honorable mentions as opposed to actual gender change because he doesn't always shift his brain into a woman's, and this being J'onn, it's all about the brain.
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on 2006-08-01 10:36 pm (UTC)I'm all too happy to oblige. :D