`  :::Well, if we go by the ``most well-known`` representation of the character, the current image makes Power Girl look like a man. Something that you can see is an opinion shared by several who have commented on this page, in the ``Image`` section up there. Power Girl is NOT known as a manly heroine, that image completely comunicates the wrong message about the character. If, say, we had a picture of Batman on his page where he's doing the bat-twist, but that accurately portrays his ``most well-known`` costume, would you be so adamant that it stayed? No, because it doesn't accurately portray the character.  -The first image proposed above as substitute for the current one complies with all the guidelines for superhero images. Though it doesn't show Power Girl alone, she is clearly the most prominent object in-frame, something the guidelines accept. It displays more of her costume than the current picture. And if you have a problem with it having more characters in it, I can edit it and that'll be it. This image portrays the character as evidently powerful yet still both young and feminine.  -The second image is even more compliant with the guidelines, as it represents the most well known version of the costume more prominently than the current image, and portrays her facing dead-forward to the camera, with a pure white background. It also does a good job of portraying her character as powerful, confident and feminine, at least better than the current image.  -The third image does just as good a job at portraying her as the others. You might say that she's not standing perfectly upright whilst facing at the camera, yet the guidelines only advice against using images with visibly contorted poses, which as common sense will tell you, is not present in the third image. It portrays the most of her costume, showing detail in her boots, and it portrays the character accurately. You might also argue that size is inconvenient, well it can easily be cropped to feature only the character without all of the background.  As you can see, the current image fails at accurately portraying the character and any person seeking to know the character by means of Wikipedia will undoubtedly leave with the impression that Power Girl is a manly butterface superheroine. Like I said before, it is no different than using an image of an evil-aggressive-red eyes-looking Superman and saying it's alright because it accurately displays his costume. His article image displays him in a classic heroic pose, very upright, as is fitting with the characters. I hope you can offer a better excuse for keeping the current image than ``well its already there so...``. Regards.`