For [livejournal.com profile] pixyofthestyx: girl!Flash, with bonus Clark vs. Businesswoman Barbie fighting.

Wally hadn’t actually intended for the positronic flux-capacitator to blow up. It just sort of… happened. And regardless of what Wonder Woman and Green Lantern would say later, it wasn’t his fault.

If anything, he was the victim here. The suddenly breast-endowed, estrogen-enhanced, most-precious-part-of-the-male-anatomy-deprived, formerly-known-as-the-Flash-and-now-going-by-Flashette victim.

“I am going to kill you, Superman!” the redheaded woman standing over the smoking remnants of the flux-thing shouted. “You did this to me, you alien freak. I am going to crush you like a cockroach!”

Superman—and oh man did that name sound wrong at the moment, given the incredible curves that were visible under his, um, her, um, under Clark’s suddenly too-big uniform—was staring at her with something that looked disturbingly like awe. Or maybe terror. And why were Clark’s breasts bigger than Wally’s? It wasn’t fair.

“You’re a redhead,” Clark said in a weird, soprano voice.

The woman shrieked with rage, and launched herself at him.

“Oh, Great Hera, help me,” Wonder Woman moaned. She—he?—stared down at her suddenly naked and very male body with an expression of utter horror on her face. “Flash!”

“I didn’t know it would do that!” Wally stammered, in a voice much too high to be his own. “I mean, the speed vortex thing worked last time Lex tried to destroy the world. And, hey, world very much still here? Plus, a bonus catfight. Everybody wins.”

“Flash,” Wonder Woman repeated, in tones that achieved Batman-like levels of testosterone-laden threat, “This,” he gestured at the new and improved portion of his anatomy, “isn’t winning.”

Wally pulled his eyes away from Wonder Woman’s assets… again, bigger than his, because the world really did hate him, and looked back at the catfight going on on the lab floor. It looked like Girl!Clark was coming out on top (no, bad thought! Bad!). Beneath her, Girl!Lex was thrashing futilely, her wrists pinned to the floor by one incongruously delicate hand.

“Let go of me,” she hissed, in an alto purr that was way, way sexier than anything that belonged to Lex Luthor should ever be. “Now!”

There was a strangled noise from the direction of the door. Wally spun around so quickly that the room blurred—-speedster powers still working, good—-to see Batman standing in the doorway, still fully clothed and self-evidently male. The lucky bastard. “Something tells me I don’t want to know what happened,” he said.


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From: [identity profile] seanchai.livejournal.com


Oh, this is just utterly brilliant. I'm not sure who I feel the worst for- the people who've been gender-swapped, or Bruce, having to deal with them.

From: [identity profile] elspethdixon.livejournal.com


Oh, Batman. Definately Batman. With a side of pity for Clark, because Lois is going to think that his temporary Ranma treatment is the funniest thing ever ("Come on, Smallville. We're going shopping! We can buy you heels, and nail polish, and a cute little black-" *is laughing too hard to continue*).

Gender-swapped Superman and Wonder Woman would be terribly confusing for the rest of the JLA, since Girl!Clark would essentially be a Diana clone, and Guy!Diana would look a lot like Clark without the glasses. They might just swap costumes and pretend to be each other until things got fixed (side benefit of preventing Snapper Carr from broadcasting the humiliating truth on the eleven o' clock news).

There would be one long, denial-filled moment wherein Bruce tried to convince himself that Girl!Lex was Ivy, before the horrifying truth dawned on him. Wally, though, would be pretty obvious as Wally, in costume or out, male or estrogen-enhanced. His essential speedsterness will always shine through.

From: [identity profile] seanchai.livejournal.com


Clark and Diana trying to pass as one another would be pretty funny, since they've got such different personalities. And Lex would be both taller and curvier than Ivy. Wally will always be Wally, topped only by Bart's innate Bartness

Clark and Lois going shopping for girl clothes would be hilarious, in no small part because is Mrs. Kent ever found out, you know she'd tell Clark that no son of hers was going to wear that, and while Lois was a very nice girl, couldn't Clark find someone else to model his wardrobe after?
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