Halle Berry IS Ororo Munroe aka Storm in X-Men: Days of Future Past

It's MY blog, and I felt like running these pix of +Halle Berry!
You got a problem with that?

Didn't think so!

Almost the entire primary cast of the +X-Men Trilogy will be appearing in the new film except the currently-dead Cyclops (+James Marsden) and Jean Grey (+Famke Jansen).

It's unlikely +Kelsey Grammer or +Alan Cummings will reprise Beast and NightCrawler.

Beyonce & Destiny's Child

Though they've been through three different combinations, from 2001 on, the group has been Beyonce Knowles, Michelle, and Kelly.
Though each has pursued solo projects, Destiny's Child still reunites from time to time as Destiny's Child, as shown last night at the Super Bowl!

Fantastic Femmes on "The Carrie Dairies"

The prequel series to Sex and the City premieres tonight on the CW featuring two Fantastic Femmes!

Freema Ageyman as Carrie's mentor, Larissa Loughton

 Ellen Wong as Carrie's best friend, Jill "Mouse" Thompson

Dichen Lachman

Dichen made such an impression on a soap opera producer that, instead of getting the part she auditioned for, they created an entirely new character for her!

Yes, she has that effect on people!
Even when doing schlock like Aztec Rex, Dichen makes watching it worthwhile.
Luckily, most of her work has been in quality genre productions like DollHouse and Torchwood: Miracle Day on Starz.
She's just been cast as a new character, a vampiress named Izumi on the SyFy version of Being Human!

Genre appearances include...
Last Resort (Tani Tumrenjack)
Being Human [US] (Izumi)

Torchwood: Miracle Day (CIA Agent)

NCIS: Los Angeles "Full Throttle"

Hawaii Five-0 [2010-11] "Mana'o"

DollHouse (Sierra aka Priya Tsetsang)

Bled (Aaren)

Aztec Rex (Ayacoatl)

AquaMarine (Beth-Ann)

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Her Official Site

Adoring Dichen (FanSite)

With DollHouse co-star Eliza Dushku in Self Magazine!

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Dichen's FaceBook Page

Jamie Jilynn Chung

For someone who made her debut on MTV's Real World, Jamie Chung has proven that even that pit of vapidness can produce talented alumni!
Though she's done primarily action/genre roles (like I'm complaining?), Jamie's also performed in more mainstream flicks like Burning Palms and Grown Ups.
(The only thing I'm complaing about is why Samurai Girl isn't available on DVD/Blu-Ray!)

Genre appearances include...
Once Upon a Time (Mulan)
7500 (Suzy Lee)
Man with the Iron Fists (Lady Silk)
Knife Fight (Kerstin)
Eden (Eden)

Premium Rush (Nima)

Sucker Punch! (Amber)

Princess Protection Program (Chelsea Barnes)

DragonBall Evolution (Chi Chi)

Samurai Girl (Heaven Kogo)

Sorority Row[2009](Clarie)

Command & Conquer: Red Alert 3[VG](Takara)

Check out...
Jamie Chung.com (FanSite)
Jamie Chung Online (FanSite)
MAXIM's Jamie Chung PhotoShoot!

PHANTOM LADY in "Army of the Walking Dead"

It's almost Halloween, so here's some Matt Baker "good girl" art! Plus: Zombies! Doctor Crime!

The splash page of the story is the inside cover of the comic, with only two colors.

Oh, did we mention ZOMBIES???

Enjoy...

"America comes first, even before Dad!"--Phantom Lady's Words to Live By!
Doctor Crime (not to be confused with The Crime Doctor), despite being the first supervillain the Fox incarnation of Phantom Lady fought, never returned.
When this story from Fox's Phantom Lady #15 (1947) was reprinted as the cover feature in IW's Great Action Comics #8 (1958), the splash page was left out, because the reprint publisher didn't have the cover printing plates, only the interior plates for this issue!
As a result, the editor retitled the story "The Zombie".
The new cover was a combination of two redrawn story panels and a badly-rendered (and mis-colored) Phantom Lady.
The new cover art is attributed in the Grand Comics Database to Jack Abel and Sol Brodsky.

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PussyCat: Agent of S.C.O.R.E. "Mirthful Misadventures of a Naughty Nonsensical Nymphet!"

If Austin Powers had a sister in the Swingin' 60s, she would have been...

...our favorite, funtastic, femme Agent of S.C.O.R.E.!

 

This tale originally appeared in Stag Annual #3 (1966), but this is from the one-shot PussyCat (1968) that reprinted her stories from various "laddy" magazines published by Martin Goodman, who also owned Marvel Comics.

The writer and artist are officially-unknown, but the scripter is probably Stan Lee or Larry Lieber, and the artist(s) probably include Stan Goldberg, Al Hartley, and Bill Ward.

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