I had to do one more ruthy guys
Shes so precious and has never seen the horrors EVER
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I had to do one more ruthy guys
Shes so precious and has never seen the horrors EVER

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SPOILERS I liked Supergirl and give it 8/10. It's vastly different from the comic so let's compare.
FIRST OFF, I love the stunning artwork of the comic but the ending disappointed me. The journey was great, destination not so much. 9/10
In the comic, Krem of the Yellow Hills is a deputy who kills Ruthye's father on a whim so Ruthye goes to a local tavern to get a warrior to fight for her. Said warrior steals her sword, Kara steals it back, then the next morning she's walking to her ship only to find Krem trying to steal it. Krypto gets poisoned, Krem steals the ship, so Kara takes Ruthye with her since she can identify Krem on sight, and they spend several issues planet-hopping. The intergalactic bus ride is attacked by a space dragon that Kara defeats with the help of some magic pills. Meanwhile, Krem has joined the Brigands who spend all their time committing planetwide genocides. Kara stops at each planet he ravaged to help the locals then gets teleported to Barenton via a magic marble as soon as Krem sees her (he knew he was being followed and planned for her). Kara spends 9 hours suffering under a Kryptonite sun but eventually it's sunset and she flies them out of there. After reviewing horrific footage of one of Krem's genocides (she leaves Ruthye outside so we don't see it), Kara flies into the vastness of space to scream then hunts down Krem a second time. Using a magic horse, she races to the edge of reality where the laws of magic and physics are iffy and pops the magic marble.
To make a summary even shorter, Ruthy catches up to Krem, slices off his fingers, then Kara transports him to the phantom zone. Since Ruthye is narrating her memoirs, she writes that Kara drives her father's sword into Krem's heart because her reader will want the satisfaction of his death. In the present and actuality, Ruthye is an old woman leading a peaceful life on her home planet while an adult Kara visits her to free Krem from the phantom zone. Krem is elderly and after a century of thinking on what he did, he apologizes profusely to Ruthye who hits him with her cane and walks off with Kara, her burning need for revenge cooled after a few decades. Also, Krypto was in no real danger and Kara just wanted to take Ruthye on a space road trip to understand that revenge is meaningless.
This is where the movie differs. Character names, place names, and Ruthye's motivation are the same. Ruthye's dad had a deal with the brigands to make them weapons in exchange for his life. Krem is now the leader of the brigands and kills her whole family. Kara leaves Ruthye on her home planet to hunt Krem down but Ruthye stows away. The space dragon is replaced with teleporting space pirates. The Brigands are no longer a motley band of raiders who enjoy genocide and torture but an all-male race of raiders who must kidnap teenaged girls to repopulate; it gave me "Mad Max: Fury Road" vibes especially because the captives were all in white and called brides. Kara stops Ruthye from killing Krem then kills him herself. Krypto really was in danger of dying from that poison so very glad that it wasn't a false motivation for Kara. Lobo is just a bounty hunter after a specific Brigand and is an extended cameo that I appreciated (please return in Superman 2). The psychedelic colors and magic of the comic are removed to make an intergalactic drama about two women dealing with their grief, trauma, and pain. Not a bad film but people wanting nonstop action and one-liners will be disappointed.
ive drawn this girl once before back in december, so i decided to draw her again because she's very cute she also has a name now, Ruthy Bloom!
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As a fellow Pinoy, it's nice to see some representation of Ruthy's and Eugene Cordero's Filipino heritage. (βSampaguitaβ is the national flower of the Philippines)
My spooky month oc that i forgot to post
name: Ruthy
Age: 6-10
Species: a ghost
Backstory: TW DROWNING, DEATH! Drinking/drunk person?
It was the night of Halloween and she was going into the woods dressed as little red riding hood. She was going near the river in the woods when all of a sudden 1 drunk man decided to drown her because she was humming something annoying to him.
Family?: One brother (who i won't nameπ€π€π€)and two unnamed parents
Gender: she/her

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I drew my pet mule Ruth!