Talk:Power Princess

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Oddly, most members of the Squadron Supreme have different hair colors than their JLA counterparts. Hyperion has red hair, Superman has black hair; The Flash has red hair, the Whizzer has white hair. However, Power Princess has the same hair color as Wonder Woman.

I believe PP killed the real Claire Debussy and assumed her identity[edit]

I don't have the comic, since I just browsed it at a bookstore. Can any regular reader confirm this? JCCyC 21:33, 14 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Yes, she did. I have the trades. Or at least, it is STRONGLY IMPLIED that she did with her "flash vision", I think. Zebraic 07:02, 30 March 2007 (UTC)[reply]

"Copyrighted"?[edit]

After he asked her what she thought about the name, she said Princess of Power would be better, but the General said that it was already copyrighted

That should be "trademarked". Is this an error on behalf of this article, or is the wrong term actually used in the comic itself? If the error is in the article, it should be changed to "trademarked"; if the error is taken from the comic, it should be pointed out as such, if nothing else with a [sic] remark.--132.252.185.42 (talk) 11:11, 14 January 2009 (UTC)[reply]