The winner of Wednesday match was Stephanie Brown.
Today is the last match of this round.
And today it is a wonderful match that I like to call “the Sisterhood of the occasional pants!”
In this corner a woman who is known by many names - Wonder Girl, Troia, Donna Troy, Troy and most recently Missing and Benched!

The former Teen Titan, Ms. Donna Troy!
And in this corner a woman who Donna once called sister (and wore pants)!

Wonder Woman!
You can vote in this match here.
Donna Troy by Nemesi-har-aralis
Wonder Girl, Troia, Darkstar, Troy, Donna Troy, I shall miss all of you. This is lovely.
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Sketch request #2 for chiroptophobia who requested Donna Troy.
I’ve seen this sketch go by my dash a few times, and each time I pause because, well look at it, it’s marvelous. The pose is interesting, the costume is attractive and FITS her, and she looks happy and, even more important, hopeful (as the Donna always was, and in my opinion, always should be). And Donna looks strong and beautiful.
Just lovely. I’ve seen other pieces this artist has done; here’s their DA account. Someone to keep an eye on.
One of my favorite Wonder Family artists. 
Beautiful portrait of Donna Troy, birthday girl, by minarho a very talented artist who has a way with the Wonder Family.
Donna Troy by minarho1
Wonder Girl, Troia, Dark Star, Wonder Woman’s sister-twin-teenage self, Teen Titan, New Teen Titan, Wonder Woman, JLA member. Wow, Donna Troy has had many, many, many roles in the DCU.
And today, according to the 1976 DC Calendar, is her birthday. Although with the many lives of Donna, you can never tell. The piece below by Phil Jimenez, my favorite Donna Troy artist, sums up the complexities of Donna.
You can read a post about the most important comic covers featuring Donna here. And some thoughts about her relationship with Dick Grayson here.
I’m in the middle of writing an essay for a book about the confluence of soap operas and superhero comics as I have great fondness for and history with both. For me, Donna is one of the biggest representatives of that confluence. I think she’s wonderful.

I think this may be the worst I’ve ever seen Donna’s costume. From JLA #58

While Wonder Woman is lost in the timeline in her book and is only remembered by selected people in Justice League:Generations Lost, Donna Troy sure knows who she is.
In preview pages from today’s JLA, Donna talks about Wonder Woman as has a knock-down fight with the crime syndicate’s Wonder Woman. See more of the fight after the click.
All the Donna Troy fans out there, this one’s for you!
This is by the same artist, Ammotu, who did the Men of DCU I posted earlier. He does commissions and his samples look great.

Today I’ll focus on Donna and Dick. Here’s a lovely portrait by Brendan and Bryan Fraim

An original sketch card from Rittenhouse
