Okay, that's it.

[apocalypsos]

Tell me something awesome about a woman you love in any fandom. Wax poetic. I want to hear people talk about what they love about female characters. And try to pick female characters or women in RPF who haven't already gotten love so we can spread it around.

And no bashing other people's comments!

You know what? I'm picking Boo. Yeah, okay, she's a very tiny woman. Who cares? She's silly and fun and adorable, and looking at an icon of her always makes me feel better, and she learns how to be brave right before our eyes. I heart that so much that I really wish I had the time to rewatch Monsters Inc. before I leave for work, but I don't, damn it.

Now you go. :)

EDIT: Guys, if you want to do more than one character, go nuts. The more, the merrier, right? \o/

Comments

[spectralbovine.livejournal.com]

You know, I'm not even done with the series yet, but I think I'll toss in a mention of Tulip O'Hare from Preacher. Because she seriously does not take any shit from anyone, especially her boyfriend who espouses some of the more traditional ideals of male-female relations. She gets royally pissed at him for even thinking of "protecting" her because she can take care of her own damn self. She's self-assured and good with a gun, and the fact that she's also in love with Jesse Custer doesn't make her a mushy pushover by any means.

I'll also give some props to Pam Beesley for growing into her own person and defining her own happiness. (Don't call her Pammie.)

[tsuki-no-bara.livejournal.com]

eeee, tulip! i never would've thought of her, but oh yeah. (my only complaint about her would be that the way steve dillon drew her, she had a face like a shovel. >.< but a lot of his women did, and it's not a reflection on her character in any way.) she was no shrinking violet.

[apiphile.livejournal.com]

Massive word to this. I love Tulip.

[hippiechiq.livejournal.com]

Man, it's been a full decade since I've picked up Preacher. Must now go see about digging it out. Tulip! Yes.