A comic about super heroines. Well there are guys too but mostly it’s about the girls. Doing the things that super powered girls do. Fighting crime, saving the world, dating, dieting, shopping, etc. There’ll be explosions, cheesecake, beefcake, heroes and villains, angels and demons, cyborgs, ninjas, probably pirates.

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This is my first major attempt at storytelling with comics – expect the art to vary wildly for a while. Hopefully things will smooth out before too long.

Grrl Power, at least the idea of it, started off quite a while ago when a friend and me were sitting around griping that we could never stick with a comic project for very long. We’d draw a few pages then get distracted and never get back to it. The idea I came up with to motivate myself was to draw an all girl super hero team. I thought I could keep my interest up if I was drawing well packaged hot women all the time. It actually didn’t work as I never drew the comic but the idea kept rolling around in my head for years until I struck on the idea of doing a webcomic. It still took years to get from that point to where I actually built the page and even longer till I put out the first page. But the whole time the idea kept evolving. Team members were swapped out here and there but Maxima, Dabbler and Anvil were always in. They were like the Kirk, Spock and McCoy of the team. Maxima kept getting more powerful and more vehemently feminist and eventually became the team leader, Dabbler and Anvil largely stayed the same but their back stories developed a bit.

Halo and Harem were the late editions. Harem was literally almost a last minute swap out, as I thought more and more about how having the powers she does would make for some really interesting and funny situations, and Halo a.k.a. Sydney existed in an almost entirely different form long ago. Same powers but a totally different character.

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The Story So Far

Sydney co-owns and works at a comic shop. We learn that super powers are real but exceedingly rare. On top of that, there aren’t really any super heroes. Anyone with super powers can make scads of money in the private sector. After some comic shop related hi-jinks, Sydney heads to the bank, where nothing interesting ever happens in stories like this…

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