Out of these three, who do you like best, based on characterization, powers, or looks?

for me its kara supergirl.

Barbara after she ditched the Batgirl title for Oracle.

EDIT- Now to explain why- I usually hate female counter parts of male characters "the exception being She Hulk", especially if they play side kick. So initially I thought little of Barbara, but when she became the Oracle and made the best of her physical limitations I really liked her. She wasn't just girl Batman, she had her own identity.

All the variants in order of personal preference:

1. Cassandra Cain
2. Power Girl
3. Barbara Gordon (Oracle)
4. Stephanie Brown
5. Donna Troy
6. Cassie Sandsmark
7. Kara Zor-El

Wonder girl!!! Just love her!

man i HATE wondergirl,rather Donna as wondergirl

me its

Supergirl

Stargirl

Stephanie brown(batgirl)

zatanna

And if you can, explain your answer.

@Blood1991:

yep me too,i rather stephaine brown,i still dont get why she isnt in the new52

@confirukia: I have no idea why they did away with Oracle to make her Batgirl again. I'm pretty sure we had all become accustomed to her as Oracle at that point.

@Blood1991: Because some of us still prefer Barbara Gordon as Batgirl. Of course I haven't liked everything that's been done with her in this new universe I'm still glad to see her return to my favorite incarnation of her character.

To answer the thread question, Batgirls is my favorite but I also love Supergirl and Donna.

1. Cass
2. PG
3. Oracle
4. Sandsmark
5. Kara
6. Donna
7. Steph

As this thread is asking which Supergirl, Batgirl, & Wondergirl, I do NOT think Power Girl or Oracle count.

I liked the Linda Danvers Supergirl when she met Pre-Crisis Kara, she seemed to be a comical character making fun of Kara's views & actions, pointing out that you do NOT spin the earth around the other way to reverse time, etc.

There was a Cassie Cain story with Connor Kent that was kinda cute.

I always felt that Stephanie Brown & Jason Todd should have been villans.

barbara donna cassie power girl suprgirl

It is always hard for me to choose between Batgirl and Supergirl, but when it comes right down to it, I like Supergirl more.

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@Ravager4 said:

Barbara just stomps every one in my heart...

GOD I love reds.....<3

Can't I have all 3. If pressed I have to pick batgirl.

Barbara best characterized

Kara best powers

Cassie best looks

wonder girl but as donna

Powers and bat-gadgets would be unfair. They should all go hand-to-hand. Like wrestling. With oil.

Naked wrestling?

Yes! Brilliant thinking, Hestia!

Aw thanks. It was nothing really. ;)

Supergirl, one of the best!

Batgirl, easily, especially if you're considering Cassie and Barbara. They, like their mentor, are mere humans, yet they accomplish so much. And they embody courage and selflessness, especially considering that they are not bulletproof, super-strong, and can't fly, etc. Would the super-types accomplish as much if they too were merely human?

After that I would choose a Wonder-type, whether Girl or Woman. That's mainly because they're not as over-powered (relatively speaking) as the Kryptonians and Martians. They don't have super-vision/laser vision, super-breath, etc. They are melee fighters and have to get up close to do whatever they need to do.

in a supergirl forum.........supergirl

Clearly no doubt Supergirl all the way

I like Supergirl and Oracle equally to be honest, I wish we got to see them team up.

WG is entirely tangential.

Supergirl is my favorite female superhero in general along with Power Girl. I like Batgirl next. I never really cared for Wonder Girl.

Kara

Barbera

Donna

why is batgirl here?

supes wins.

Sister Spin: Storyboarding Scholar

Ravager4, your Batgirl photo post is outstanding. This sort of comic book art belongs in a museum, not just in 2nd-hand stores.

Why doesn't comic book art get more respect in a country (USA) that celebrates masquerade-thrill films such as "Halloween" [1978]?

I write fiction (mostly horror), but I also love collecting comic books.

I have something to posit here: imagine a storyline in which Batgirl and Supergirl both find out they have twin sisters; which superheroine sister tale would you follow?

Gender idealism is an under-appreciated aspect of the comic book universe.

Here's a doodle-drawing of mine as well as a short-story I wrote which might be of relevant interest:

Scorpia's Reign (Writing.Com)