Badasses

Their stoic presence is usually why readers view them as badasses.

He thought better about it and said they’re all badasses.

And to keep lighting that for generations to come, mis hijas y mis nietas, until the time all Latinas and indigenous women are seen for the queens and badasses we've always known we are.

But this time, the quirky and villainous DC character is taking center stage in her own adventure alongside a squad of female badasses.

It’s intensely horrifying and then reassuringly cheering to see the CRS badasses at work.

Some of the badasses are familiar faces—like co-host Bill Allred, broadcaster Mary Nickles and political cartoonist Pat Bagley—but others are activists who have been involved with Air Protectors and other environmental causes.

All that matters is that his characters are badasses, toting military rifles and tearing up Los Angeles with little regard for human life in their glorified game of cops and robbers.

Cuz, you know, no matter whether these badasses succeeded or not (I shan’t spoil for you), we’re still there, 16 years and a bit later.