*No descriptions were given- just a list of names. -cb

The Calendar Girls:

• .Miss January.
• .Miss February.
• .Miss March.
• .Miss April.
• .Miss May.
• .Miss June.
• .Miss July.
• .Miss August.
• .Miss September.
• .Miss October.
• .Miss November.
• .Miss December.

The open source team of The Calendar Girls, created by Corey Grant, has been released to the Public Domain, and is available for use by anyone with only the following conditions: this paragraph must be included in any publication involving the team, in order that others may use this property as they wish, following the same rules as Public Domain properties. The main rule being that your version's story cannot be like the story of anyone else's version (meaning: you may not reference elements from the story you find the team in, because they belong to that story's author, and are not open source).

The open source characters of Miss January, Miss February, Miss March, Miss April, Miss May, Miss June, Miss July, Miss August, Miss September, Miss October, Miss November, and Miss December, created by Corey Grant, have been released to the Public Domain, and are available for use by anyone with only the following conditions: this paragraph must be included in any publication involving any of these characters, in order that others may use this property as they wish, following the same rules as Public Domain properties. The main rule being that your version's story cannot be like the story of anyone else's version (meaning: you may not reference elements from the story you find these characters in, because the story elements belong to that story's author, and are not open source).

There is no "Calendar Girls" team listed on Comic Vine, so as far as I can tell, the name is not being used in comics. Therefore, it's viable as an Open Source Team.

I have had someone comment to me on Facebook that there's a Calendar Girl's team out there, but I went looking, and could find no evidence of it online. Regardless, "calendar girl" is a common phrase, and it's reasonable to assume that multiple people could come to this idea on their own.