Superhero girls love skateboards

Allstar Batman and Robin #10 caused a stir when it was released, and it wasn’t because of Batgirls foul stance, rather the foul language in the comic whose transparent black censor blocks left the cursing clearly legible. Which begs the question, if you are going to censor it, why not just have the writers change the words outright instead of going through with the charade? It was only matter of time before the images were uploaded with the censor blocks removed. Iwas going to tell MC about this last night, but it turns out he already covered it. But I’ll bet he doesn’t know about the cover of Supergirl #1 that I found on Zaius Nation.

– Thanks to Adam Shahan for the tip.

Here’s the cover of Supergirl #1. Come on, really? This is the very first time they’ve had a Supergirl comic? I saw this on Zaius Nation. They just had a link to it on Photobucket which is annoying because you can link directly to an image, but not the gallery owner without logging in.

This imageof Batgirl on a skateboard is hosted over at the Comic Book Resource, where they made the annoying decision to highlight the areas where the foul language is used. Who would have ever thought the C-word would be used in conjunction with a (legitimate) Batgirl image?

Here’s a panel from i-Mockery’s Tales from the Longbox column titled “Frank Miller Spiraling Out of Control.”