And Hydrox came before Oreo. Doesn’t matter.
I remember her quite well. Okay, her character in itself wasn’t riveting. A calm competent teacher, who as Isis flew standing up so she could regally descend from the heavens when doing her superhero bit. The big pull for me back then was the ancient Egypt hook. The Field Museum’s Treasures of King Tutankhamen exhibit was a recent memory then, and had sparked off an Ancient Egypt craze among my friends and I. Well, hell, I was thirteen, and Egypt was extremely cool, what with Hatshepsut and Cleopatra and Nefertiti and all.
Ah, yes, I forgot, her amulet had once belonged to Hatshepsut. I can’t recall if the show coincided with my class study and field trip to see Tut but I too really dug the Egyptian part.
You and I weren’t the only ones.
Did any other traveling museum tour ever arouse that much hoopla as King Tut?
And the short skirt.
It’s a gigantic hurdle. When the MCU said they were putting out guardians of the galaxy there was a lot of disbelief and criticism because of the lack of name recognition. But the MCU had a string of gigantic successes and could afford to take a chance. And of course that chance paid off because it was a really enjoyable movie. DC hasn’t built up that kind of reputation.
I know I went to see guardians on opening weekend without seeing reviews just because what the hell it was a Marvel movie. I’m not doing that with a DC movie.
For you maybe, but I was too much of a straight female to get wound up over that.
And now that I think of it, how come male adolescents got Isis and her super short skirt while female adolescents got Billy Batson and his lame full body jumper?:mad::mad::mad:
Sadly, this is a more typical action scene.
Then Wonder Woman came along and stomped that kind of storytelling to death.
Hathor was a cow though, so that might still be fraught with issues.
How about an Electra Woman and Dyna Girl movie? I think that was a segment on the same show as Isis. However, decades of memory decay on top of the original gelatification of my brain from childhood addiction to Saturday morning programing has left me a bit fuzzy on that point.
Fuzzy cuzzit wuzzint.
How about Hathor fights a corrupt police squad called the Blues. Then you could call it Even Cowgirls Get the Blues
Are you talkin’ about some Jo-anna Cameronses and pet bird Tut that can be telepathic? Hell yeah!