In every New
Year 1st of January employers of the Colombo fort get a chance to
show the harbor to their family members. For using that chance I went to see
the fort. And I get some photos from the Colombo fort to share with my blog
fans. The journey to see the fort is not that easy. We have to walk around the
fort. We get a vehicle and went to see around.
At a glance, it seems many women in comics are just the girlfriends, relatives or parodies of the leading men. Others are part of an ensemble, such as the X-men, who might have had spinoffs over the years but never ached lasting popularity. To be honest, most comics are written by men for teenage boys and young men. Even so, today’s comic’s book don’t relegate women as mere damsels in distress. They often project confident complex female characters that anyone can relate to. Here are my picks for the 10 most important female comic book characters in order of relevance 1. Wonder woman After more than 50 years she remains the most celebrated, powerful woman in comics. Her strength and speed rival superman’s. 2. Gwen Stacy In the mid 1960s parker took a fancy to the blonde Stacy. By 1973, she was firmly in place as his girlfriend. In the ground breaking amazing spider man No. 121, a maniacal green goblin tossed Stacy from the top of a New York bridge. Spider man
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