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I seem to recall an old WPW or Ray Martin video of her (she was in her 20's maybe?) where she is flexing her bicep and saying "It's not bad, but I want it to be 16 inch."  I think she has kinda passed that mark now.

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I think Ms.Bova is what originally coined the term "Busting out all over".

No doubt.

She seems to have put on more mass in the past couple of years too.

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Tsk Tsk, everybody is overlooking the OTHER Storm that lifted the hammer…

And I KNOW there was an issue in the 70/80's where Storm became the Goddess of Thunder as well.

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Lots of nice drawings in there on just a purely artistic level even.

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Fixed links.

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Finally!  A place to post my pro-communist rantings and articles about how the illuminati are using pennies in the water supply to curve the brain waves of the population and use them to power the reverse-engineered, hollow earth nazi sasquatch saucers to deliver dinner to the reptilian overminds.

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This is GIMP (GNU Image Manipulation Program). I think it was orignally created for Linux because back in the day there was no type of decent photomanipulation/editor for Unix systems.

As far as what tools would be best in photoshop, I couldn't tell ya.  I don't do morphs.  The only thing that I use it for is coloring drawings and adjusting photos and the like.  You could still use winmorph for the actual morphing.  Just load the original image into PS as a background, take the image and morph it in winmorph, then copy that and paste it over the background in PS.  Remove the distorted background parts.  Other good morphing methods seem to be to use then Free Transform (under the edit tab IIRC) and enlarge parts that way.

But once again, I am not a morpher.  I am sure one of the many moprhing artists dwelling around here would be more than happy to offer tips.

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I have never used winmorph, so I can't help you with that.  Photoshop, on the other hand, uses layers.  What that allows you to do is have an unaltered background layer free of distortion from the morph effects and all that, then have your morphed layer over it.  Just remove the background (or the parts that got distorted) and the background layer will show through and have your morphed part still be on there.  GIMP is really close to photoshop and it is free to download, so that might be a better option for ya.

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I nominate Kelly Brook. A bit of training and she might pull it off. She's 5'8".

Okay.  Damn.  Yeah.  Even without the training she would still be a good choice.  I don't know about her acting chops, but since this is a Whedon vehicle, she would just have to be able to deliver a snarky one-liner or two, right?

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It was pretty good.  This is one of the episodes that makes me wish they were still doing the hour-long format.  I would've liked to get some more backstory on the Fatal Five and some more air time for the Legion of Super Heroes.  It would have been nice to get more interaction between Superman and Supergirl in this ep.  I really liked the closing line though, "So this boy that she is in love with… What's his name?"

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