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[willow-is-a-nerd]

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[juliaswickcrs]

COMIC BOOK EDITS :: BILLIE BARNES

↳ A History of the Character Below

Sybil 'Billie' Barnes was first introduced in the Silver Age Comic Book Series Green Lantern co-starring Green Arrow, as a contemporary of Hal Jordan's with an unknown connection to Oliver Queen and Star City. The popularity of the character led to several cameo appearances as a supporting character in Green Arrow's solo run until her death in Crisis on Infinite Earths alongside Kara Zor-El and Barry Allen.

Upon the reboot of the DC Universe, Barnes was reimagined as Oliver Queen's cousin who'd moved to Metropolis following her time in the Air Force as a fighter pilot. This version of the character was meant to be a direct response to the popularity of Marvel Comic's Carol Danvers, and as such was given powers to match. Billie Barnes was retooled as a Metahuman, whose powers came from being exposed to alien material via explosion. She also became more of a supporting character for Superman rather than the Green Arrow. Her first live action appearance was in Smallville, portrayed by Sarah Michelle Gellar as a friend of Lana Lang's who moved to Kansas after her dad was stationed on the military base there following the meteorite storm. Her popularity on the TV show led DC to create her own solo comic book series, Starbird. Legal issues arose following the production of the CW's Arrow, where the creators Marc Guggenheim and Greg Berlanti wished to adapt her character into the pilot as Oliver Queen's sister after scrapping her from 2011's Green Lantern. However, due to rumors that Barnes would be appearing in Zack Snyder's Man of Steel, she was replaced and retooled into the character Thea Queen. Eventually Billie Barnes made her appearance in Season 2 of the CW's Arrowverse as Oliver and Thea's cousin, played by Brie Larson, who was originally cast in the Green Lantern movie before her character was scrapped. In the backdoor pilot of The Flash, Billie Barnes was granted her abilities as a metahuman after being blasted by the particle accelerator rather than an alien explosion. This version of Barnes was more in line with her Silver Age counterpart, playing a vital role on Team Arrow and getting her own storyline in the five part series Crisis on Infinite Earths. Zack Snyder's version of the character, played by breakout star Emilia Clarke, made her first appearance in the blockbuster Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice, as Bruce Wayne's estranged sister who he saves in Metropolis. She was known as Sybil, rather than Billie, and went by the last name Wayne. Snyder preferred the chemistry between Clarke and Cavill, and admitted he had plans to make Billie Superman's ultimate love interest by the end of the film. Emilia Clarke was initially promised a bigger role in Snyder's Justice League, but after Whedon was added to the film, her role was cut extensively and most of her scenes given to Gal Gadot's Wonder Woman. Clarke eventually returned to reshoot her scenes for the Snydercut in 2021, where her role was greatly expanded. Billie Barnes would get her fourth live action appearance when James Gunn took over the DC Cinematic Universe, with Alycia Debnam-Carey's casting being announced alongside David Corenswet as Superman and Rachel Brosnahan as Lois Lane. Gunn admitted he was taking most of his inspiration from the character's solo run, where she was discharged from the Air Force and became a lawyer that repeatedly clashed with reporter Clark Kent. Gunn has not confirmed whether or not Barnes has her powers by the time of Superman, but has toyed with the idea of showing how she gets them onscreen and has confirmed she will make an appearance in the Green Lanterns show as a former protege of Hal Jordan. Fans also believe the inclusion of Barnes means Gunn intends to tackle the story of Green Arrow at some point in the future.

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Made another dc oc reference

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strawbatfairy and superbee interacting with my Bat and Super oc....

strawbatfairy and superbee are made by Komicreader for his Tomodachi Life island! Go watch him on YouTube!

[kyberinfinitygems]

Lydia's ID badge at The Daily Planet.

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"Now, how could I ever be you?"

This is my DC OC, Kàhm-El, better known as his human name: Caleb! His story deals with themes of feeling less than and struggling to live up to the expectations set on your shoulders, which inspired me to make this piece.

Hidden details:

Insignias: Both Superman's and Caleb's Insignias are inspired by the Kryptonian language. Superman's is based off the symbol for S, while Caleb's is based off the symbol for zero. This shows their differences in how they see themselves. Superman sees himself as, well, Superman. He's a hero, a symbol of hope. Thats how he defines himself. Caleb sees himself as less than the other heroes, even the lowest of the low; hence, a zero.

Lighting: Superman is framed in sunlight, while Caleb is shrouded in darkness. This represents their public perception; it's not just how the public views them, but how Caleb and Clark view heroes as a whole.

Position: Superman stands tall, representing his optimism and hope. However, Caleb is crouched down, crushed by the expectations of his predecessor. He cannot fall on the identity of his past (the gloves, representing his time in Lexcorp) or reach for his future (the flannel, representing his role as a hero). All he can do is feel the weight of the world on his shoulders.

Tears: If you look very closely on the ground near Caleb, then you'll see teardrops on the pavement.

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