And the winners are...

[ffutures]

Top twenty super vixens - apparently selected by fifty people including Stan Lee, which may explain a certain bias in the results...

20 - Barb Wire
19 - Mystique
18 - Red Sonja
17 - Barbarella
16 - Elektra
15 - Emma Peel (the Diana Rigg version, of course)
14 - Felicity Shagwell (from Austin Powers - The Spy Who Shagged Me)
13 - Storm
12 - The Bride (Kill Bill)
11 - The Bionic Woman (Jamie Summers - presumably no relative of Buffy)
10 - Breathless Mahoney (Dick Tracy, as played by Madonna)
9 - Princess Leia
8 - Wonder Woman (especially Lynda Carter)
7 - Charlie's Angels (TV version)
6 - Ripley (Alien etc.)
5 - Xena
4 - Lara Croft (especially video game version)
3 - Buffy
2 - The Bond Girls (all of them)
1 - Catwoman (all of them)

No Servalan, needless to say.

Comments

[dsample.livejournal.com]

> 11 - The Bionic Woman (Jamie Summers - presumably no relative of Buffy)

She spelt it "Sommers"

[ffutures.livejournal.com]

Right, I'd forgotten.

[dalmeny]

Should I be worried that I consider about a quarter of those women to have been personal role models? I see that at least Supervixens get to do stuff.

(And quite agree that Setvalan should have been on the list.)

[dalmeny]

Servalan, sorry. I've injured one of my fingers and am having some trouble typing.

[joehundredaire.livejournal.com]

No Emma Frost? WTF?

[ffutures.livejournal.com]

That is odd, especially when they include someone like Felicity Shagwell or Charlie's Angels, both relative lightweights. That's bloody TV for you, I suppose.

[ffutures.livejournal.com]

As for the bionic woman, words fail me. Boooorrrrrinnnnngg....

[joehundredaire.livejournal.com]

I'm wondering how the deuce Catwoman ended up #1, especially with Stan Lee on the panel.