above: This batgirl is inspired by Bryan Lee O'malley's batgirl. You can see two artistic styles of the same batgirl. By Leanne Buckley. Website: http://www.hekeba.com/leanne (source↗)
above: This batgirl is inspired by Bryan Lee O'malley's batgirl. You can see two artistic styles of the same batgirl. By Leanne Buckley. Website: http://www.hekeba.com/leanne (source↗)
above: Aerobic dancer batgirl. The whole style of the art fits together nicely. Very cute. (source↗)
above: This is of American cartoon style reminicent of Disney's productions. The defining quality of the batgirl popularity, as we can see, lies not in a batty costume or bat-shaped boomerang, but the shapely form. Is there a super hero that is fat and ugly, in a realistic way? The artist is Ian Jones-Quartey. His website is: http://www.blackdotstudios.com/. (source↗)
above: A very sexual one, bare flesh of buttocks and thighs open and straight extended into a V, and chest protruded, sitting on a big pole. Pale green eyes. You can see the moon behind her got dizzy. By Draxienne Caryss. (source↗)
above: A neon dancer. Her posture and the color defined her. By Mike Segawa (b1977). His website is: http://mikesegawa.com/. (source↗)
above: Moth-eating goblin batgirl. The green-moth half-way bitten in her mouth, and her ears and eyes are telltale features. (source↗)
above: A bat-bird with tits. The femininity and fleshiness is oddly sexy. (source↗)
above: Batgirl shot by Joker. The cream of this rendering is their facial expressions. The Joker is all smug, and we can read that all's not well for the batgirl. (source↗)
