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Vixen

[ranking: 3]
Known for channeling the powers of the animal kingdom, Mari Jiwe McCabe brought ferocity to two opposing sides of the DC Comics world. As a member of the Justice League, she has saved the lives of her colleagues when faced with Amazo.
During her time with the Suicide Squad, Vixen learned to control her animal instincts and became a more tempered hero. Throughout her superhero career, she never ignored her connection to the animal kingdom and became an active animal rights activist.
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Crimson Avenger

[ranking: 10]
As the second Crimson Avenger, former criminal attorney Jill Carlyle acts as judge and executioner for the guilty. Using the weapons of the previous Crimson Avenger, she fought the fugitive villains trying to escape Blackgate Prison during the Infinite Crisis arc.
She even had the power to wound powerful heroes such as Superman, Power Girl, and Captain Atom.

Amanda Waller

[ranking: 14]
Nicknamed "The Wall", Amanda went from being a grieving mother and wife in Chicago's housing projects to obtaining her doctorate in political science and becoming a congressional aide. As Director of the Advanced Research Group for Uniting Superhumans (A.R.G.U.S.), she assembled the Suicide Squad and assigned them to tasks no sane person would take.
Ruling with a cold heart and iron fist, Waller was also trusted with creating a new Justice League of America. Amanda has even met with (and convinced) the former President of the United States, Barack Obama, of the necessity of the Suicide Squad. Now that's impressive!
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Philippus

[ranking: 9]
Philippus is a Themyscirian Amazon that served as Captain of the Royal Guard and Queen Hippolyta's highest general. As the Queen's most trusted advisor, she was also given the task of raising and training a young Diana (Wonder Woman) in her youth.
When Queen Hippolyta spiraled into a deep depression and retreated into isolation, Philippus stepped in and served as acting Queen of Themyscira.

Misty Knight

[ranking: 6]
Former cop Misty Knight has dedicated her life to ridding New York City of its criminals. Though she lost her right arm in a bombing, she overcame depression and found her purpose in crime fighting.
While she often worked alone (and undercover), she is best known for her frequent partnerships with the Heroes for Hire (she's even led the team) and her best friend Colleen Wing. She has worked with notable superheroes such as the X-Men, Spider-Man, Iron Man, and Mr. Fantastic.
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Storm

[ranking: 1]
Storm began her comic career as one the first major black female heroes and one of the first black comic book characters generally. One of the most powerful mutants in the X-Men comics, Ororo Munroe served as leader of the X-Men after Cyclops resigned.
Her expert hand-to-hand combat skills helped her defeat the Morlocks leader Callisto when challenged to a fight to the death. Even when her weather manipulation powers were temporarily neutralized, she still overcame her enemies and proved herself to be a force of nature.
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When superheroes first appeared in comic books, many minority groups were heavily underrepresented. There was a criminally small percentage of black women in comics. Black comic book characters just didn't really appear in DC or Marvel Comics until the 1970s when Blaxploitation films were at the peak of their popularity. Comics with black girls slowly began to trickle out (usually as sidekicks serving brief tenures with established heroes). Over time, their importance increased and, eventually, we got the female African American comic books we desperately needed.

Over the years, we have gotten some amazing black superheroes in both mainstream and independent comics. Though other minorities groups have also gained traction in comics over the years, many simply were too politically incorrect to be embraced and admired. There is still room for more inclusion of (actually cool) characters that represent the disabled and LGBTQ communities. Companies are recognizing these needs and are slowly working to fill these gaps.

And while we wait (somewhat) patiently for better representation and inclusion, it's also important to recognize the fierce black heroines and women superheroes who kick ass in the pages of our favorite comic books.

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