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@lightingjack: Vixen enhances the natural abilities of the animals she mimics, so she'll naturally be faster than normal cheetahs, stronger than normal elephants, stronger than normal rhinoceros beetles (proportionate strength of a rhinoceros beetle), etc.

Cage's eyes aren't durable, so Vixen could just spit venom or poison into his eyes and blind him. Once he's blind and flailing around, Vixen can... well she probably wouldn't have to do anything else beyond that, except maybe give him the name of an excellent eye surgeon.

For everyone arguing that Spider-Man's spider-sense, agility and speed would keep him out of danger and would help him win...by that logic, Spider-Man would NEVER lose to ANYONE, and we all know that is not true.

I've seen Spider-Man have trouble with guys like Dr. Octopus. I've read issues where Spider-Man's spider sense, agility and speed were not enough to stop Dr. Octopus' tentacles from grabbing him by the throat. And that's just one instance.

I remember in another issue that Tarantula was able to sting Spider-Man in the leg, and he fell down on the deck of the boat and was then confronted by The Punisher. That's another instance.

Spider-Man's spider-sense, speed and agility will not guarantee him an automatic win against a guy who can shapeshift into as many animals as he wants.

@silverpool: First of all, the DC universe is a fictional universe. So the percentage of black people in DC Universe America may not be the same as it is in real world America.

Second of all, your question is as problematic as I don't know what.

@oldboy93: There's nothing racist about Jeff calling himself "Black Lightning." He's a black man, so why shouldn't he be allowed to acknowledge that? That's like saying Bruce Wayne calling himself BatMAN is sexist.

@nlghtcrawler: Marvel and DC have both had white-only teams. Did YOU think it was racist when THEY did THAT?

@michael6ft7: So I'm guessing that this black Zeus is not the same Zeus that is Wonder Woman's father, correct? LOL

@Shintakie: Vixen has thousands of powers, easily. She's way beyond street level, especially when she can combine animal powers and enhance the animal powers that she uses.

No, because people would start thinking Vixen is a Batman character or a supporting character in Batman books and as a character, she does not need that. In order to be taken seriously, she needs her own corner of the DC Universe and not be tied down with another character's franchise.

Batman has enough female characters in his own books/mythos to choose from.

@killianduclark: If you have time, you should check out her animated movie that is basically a collection of her CW Seed animated series episodes (with some additional content).

You might like it.