Supergirl vs. Spider-Woman (337/365)

Posted to Flickr on 03 December 2010. Part of the Duel 365 series.

Supergirl: Kara In-Ze, sole survivor of Krypton’s sister world Argos who arrived on Earth as a feisty teenager, has all of the powers and abilities of Superman, is relatively naive and inexperienced as a champion of justice, and eventually became a member of the Justice League.

Spider-Woman: Julia Carpenter, an unknowing test subject of a goverment experiment who gained powers very similar to Spider-Man’s, fought as a champion during the first Secret Wars, inspired Spider-Man to create a black costume, and eventually became a member of several super-teams.

If they had to fight, who would win?

#337 in the Duel 365 series.

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This photo was taken in my kitchen using some pretty simple Gear. You might be surprised to discover how low-tech my "photography studio" really is.

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This photo was posted to Flickr on 03 December 2010. The last time I checked, it had 24,464 views on Flickr.

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Duel 365

Duel 365 was a year-long project I started in 2010. The goal was to post one photo each day depicting a duel, usually between two pop culture figures, and asking the question, "If they had to fight, who would win?" At the request of those who came to follow the project, I also provided text descriptions of each character. One of the rules was to avoid using the same figure in multiple photos. Another challenge was that I was not allowed to use Photoshop or other advanced photo editors to create the scenes; all editing was done either in-camera or with Apple’s iPhoto software. Over 700 figures were used for the project, which believe it or not represents only a small part of my toy collection.

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