Top Female Bricks - DC & Marvel

Seeing the upcoming Lady Liberators stories relating to Hulk, it makes me think about who's got the better female brawlers - power, skills, character or other.

I have a top six in mind for each company.

DC
Wonder Woman, Supergirl, Power Girl, Mary Marvel, Big Barda, Grace Choi

Marvel
Thor Girl, Miss Marvel, She Hulk, Valkyrie, Thundra, Rogue

Not a versus thread per se. But you could imagine how a head to head could go.

I can imagine how fast it would end.

A few of those are more than "bricks." By common KMC definition, a brick is someone who has only strength and durability powers. Healing and/or flight can be included, but as soon as you get anything more exotic (energy attacks, extra equipment, magical anything, etc.) they cease to be "brick-ish" by any standard.

Fairchild <<< shes the perfect example of a female brick.

Thor Girl used to be a million times more versatile than Thor.

Wonder Woman is the worst on the list.

Originally posted by roughrider
Seeing the upcoming Lady Liberators stories relating to Hulk, it makes me think about who's got the better female brawlers - power, skills, character or other.

I have a top six in mind for each company.

DC
Wonder Woman, Supergirl, Power Girl, Mary Marvel, Big Barda, Grace Choi

Marvel
Thor Girl, Miss Marvel, She Hulk, Valkyrie, Thundra, Rogue

Not a versus thread per se. But you could imagine how a head to head could go.

I would substitude Mary for Knockout...she is more a brick than Mary.

I thought bricks dont fly....thats what makes them bricks.

A just think of someone who is a brick, has high-tier superhuman strength and whose first mode of attack is to knock you out.
Storm is powerful in her way, but she has no super strength so is not a brick.

Originally posted by Endrict Nuul
I thought bricks dont fly....thats what makes them bricks.

Originally posted by DigiMark007
By common KMC definition, a brick is someone who has only strength and durability powers. Healing and/or flight can be included, but as soon as you get anything more exotic (energy attacks, extra equipment, magical anything, etc.) they cease to be "brick-ish" by any standard.

...it's not a concrete definition. But yeah, essentially, you're right.

Originally posted by DigiMark007
...it's not a concrete definition. But yeah, essentially, you're right.

In a nutshell....

Originally posted by WrathfulDwarf
I would substitude Mary for Knockout...she is more a brick than Mary.

Trying to limit this to heroic characters. Knockout barely made antihero before doing something disgraceful again.

As for Fairchild - she's in the Wildstorm Universe. How many sub dimensions to go into?
If I did that, I would have put in Power Princess/Princess Zarda.

Originally posted by roughrider
Trying to limit this to heroic characters. Knockout barely made antihero before doing something disgraceful again.

As for Fairchild - she's in the Wildstorm Universe. How many sub dimensions to go into?
If I did that, I would have put in Power Princess/Princess Zarda.

And thats part of DC, anyways....She Hulk is the best female brick.

Best Bricks In DC for girls would be
Barda, Monstress, Donna troy, Knock out, Grace, Fairchild
(I tried to go for those with less versatility)

Marvel has

She- Hulk, Classic Rogue, Sabra, Namorita, Xenith, Magdelene

Trying to limit this to non-flyers is tough, since there are so many fliers at DC.
But if so, that leaves my first DC list with only Barda & Grace Choi. So, if you add Fairchild & Knockout...

My Marvel list, that leaves She-Hulk, Thundra and Valkyrie(the liberators.) If Knockout is on the former team, maybe I bring in Titania.

Giganta??? she can be a really big brick.....

DC's Rampage is a prime example for a female brick, Mongal was too before they killed her off.

I'm a Marvel chick type my special ability to love Carol Danvers prevents me from saying DC, so Marvel 😄

Talk of Giganta & Rampage...we're getting too far into the villains. I'd like to keep it to heroes.

Originally posted by roughrider
Talk of Giganta & Rampage...we're getting too far into the villains. I'd like to keep it to heroes.

Didnt say heroes only, sorry.