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In this episode of spandex and monster we will see the cosplay efforts of Cara Nicole aka AZ powergirl, and the film The Return with actor/filmmaker Frank Santoroski. AZ power girl Cara Nicole very popular on the cosplay/convention circuit, Cara Nicole aka AZ power girl has been making a splash with her cosplay efforts.  Here is a sample of her work as Earth2 powergirl. Cara Nicole aka AZ powergirl as marvel comic's character 'The phoenix' packing punch in steampunk hybrid shoot Marvel and DC meet on a convention floor. Cara has a website, if you'd like to know more about her check it out here..... http://www.azpowergirl.com/ You can also add her facebook fanpage which is here.. https://www.facebook.com/AZPowergirl . Muchas gracias Cara Nicole!   The Return with Frank Santoroski Jr. This film concerns aliens returning to Earth, with filmmaker Frank Santoroski Jr of ZP movies.  It is in post production and should be available soon. ...

 In this episode of Spandex and Monster we go international with cosplay artist Gina G from Canada, and French filmmaker Roman Soni. Gina G and Red Ribbon Cosplay Gina G meets TOS Star Trek   In this episode of spandex and monster, we pay a return visit to cosplay artist Gina G. and her company Red Ribbon Cosplay. Gina as Powergirl Gina as 'Black Widow' along with Hulk actor Mark Ruffalo at Toronto's Avenger screening Gina as Snowbird from Alphaflight Gina G as Sari from Zelda Professor Umbridge from the Harry Potter universe, photo by Robbins Studios at Dragon Con For more information check out Red Ribbon Cosplay facebook page. Red Ribbon Cosplay thank you Gina G.! Filmmaker Roman Soni Roman Soni at a screening of his films A young energetic French filmmaker, Roman Soni is the creative man behind La Horde de Cineastes films.  His film 'Fritz' was inspired by 70's horror, thriller, and rape and revenge films.  He is...

Power Girl Cosplay Powergirl is a character very popular with both the fetish and cosplay crowd.  To understand this, one needs to know the character and how she is the counterpart to the more well known Supergirl.  In the DC universe, there were characters from the golden age still fighting the good fight of WWII.  Yet how could these characters be of interest to young readers who had never even heard of or experienced the war against the Nazi empire and Hitler?  Enter the concept of parallel universes.  DC's current and relevant superheroes such as Batman, Superman, and Wonderwoman would be 'Earth 1'...and the characters from the golden age and their counterparts would be in 'Earth 2' where the characters could age, marry, or do things not associated with their current counterparts.  The universes could meet for adventures and crossovers, which is also a plus for both comic book publishers and readers, and still make the golden era comic book characte...