Glory Girl: An Amazing Origin by Alias the RatRebecca Hooper, aka Glory Girl, begins as an empowered superheroine but is gradually weakened by the relentless torture and domination of her captor, Hector Castovel. Overpowered through physical abuse and psychological manipulation, Rebecca experiences intense humiliation, rape, and bondage, culminating in her capture and sexual assault by multiple assailants. Despite moments of resistance, she remains vulnerable to Hector's threats and violent actions, facing a continuous struggle for survival and autonomy.
Glory Girl: Girls' Night Out by Alias the RatRebecca Hooper, aka Glory Girl, starts strong as a superheroine but gradually loses her autonomy to powerful antagonists like Huntress and Catwoman. In a night out with Batgirl and Huntress, she faces intense domination and humiliation, culminating in her capture and forced submission, where Catwoman uses mind control and sexual acts to assert dominance over the vulnerable protagonist.
Glory Girl: Too Many Beckys by Alias the RatGlory Girl, initially strong and empowered, faces a relentless series of domination and vulnerability at the hands of her father, Patrick Hooper. As she searches for her missing mother Donna through dangerous, sexually charged scenarios, Glory Girl is transformed from an assertive superheroine into a vulnerable prisoner, experiencing intense physical and emotional strain in various dimensions. The story highlights Glory Girl's struggle against both external antagonists and internal doubts, emphasizing the intensity, danger, and sexual tension throughout her perilous journey.
Glory Girl: The Childhood Heroine by Alias the RatGrown-up Becky Hooper, transformed into Glory Girl, faces a series of humiliating and dangerous encounters with Kagen Noll's gang, ultimately being forced to participate in a brutal and intimate performance under Wonder Woman’s watchful—and increasingly controlling—eye. Despite initial empowerment from Wonder Woman, Becky is gradually weakened, stripped naked, and violently restrained before escaping through a clever use of the Golden Lasso, only to find herself entangled once more as both women engage in intense physical and sexual combat.
Glory Girl: The Sins of their Fathers by Alias the RatRebecca Hooper, Glory Girl, starts as a strong heroine but is gradually weakened by the manipulations of her former partner Arnie Belham and their nemesis Cargill. Tortured and dominated by these villains, she faces intense danger and vulnerability, including sexual tension and physical abuse, while her father Patrick Hopper struggles with blindness and bitterness in his own captivity.
Glory Girl: Web of the Dream Weaver by Alias the RatRebecca Hooper, Glory Girl, is relentlessly tormented by Serbanescu through intense physical and psychological torture, including electric shocks, whips, and sexual abuse, leaving her vulnerable and sexually dominated. As she struggles to maintain control over her reality, she faces dominance from both Arnie Belham and various antagonists, experiencing deep emotional and physical pain in a nightmarish scenario that tests her strength and resolve.
Glory Girl: Family Ties by Alias the RatRebecca Hopper, Glory Girl, faces intense sexual violence at the hands of Liwok Sewati, who plans to sacrifice her for divine power, weakening her both physically and emotionally as she struggles for survival against a relentless and supernatural antagonist. Despite moments of empowerment from her mother's history as The Shady Lady, Rebecca is gradually overpowered and made vulnerable, experiencing intense domination and sexual tension that heighten the peril and intimacy of her situation.
Glory Girl: Simply Irresistable by Alias the RatSupergirl Donna Troy, transformed into Glory Girl by an alien probe, struggles with intense sexual vulnerability as she battles for control against Superman during a mystical ceremony. Gradually weakened and dominated by Superman's overpowering presence, Donna finds herself increasingly exposed and desireable to both men and her own daughter Becky, who becomes entangled in the dangerous web of their supernatural powers and forbidden desires.
Glory Girl: Becky Hooper -- Murderess by Alias the RatBecky Hooper, once Glory Girl, starts strong but is gradually weakened by sexual assaults, psychological torture, and Batman's control, leading to intense domination and vulnerability. As she struggles with guilt and humiliation, she faces multiple antagonists, including Wonder Woman and the Justice League, in a dangerous game that tests her resolve and leaves her exposed to intense physical and emotional abuse.
Glory Girl: Becky Hooper -- Murderess by Alias the RatBecky Hooper, Glory Girl, starts strong but is gradually weakened by her ex-tutor Arnie's marriage proposal and a series of humiliating experiences, ultimately finding herself stripped of power and dignity at an engagement party, where she and other superheroines are captured, tortured, and sold into a white slavery market for miniature women. Catwoman, under the guise of Selina Kyle, schemes to dominate Becky but is eventually outmaneuvered in a perilous rescue mission that leaves both heroines vulnerable and exposed.
Glory Girl: Becky Hooper -- Murderess by Alias the RatBecky Hooper, Glory Girl, struggles against the sadistic mage KazLuck, who uses mind control to force her daughter Aquaina to commit murder. Despite her initial strength and determination, Becky gradually becomes vulnerable as she faces multiple attacks from supernatural enemies, including sexual assault and domination by Osiris, her granddaughter from the future, who ultimately reveals her true identity through magic. The intensity of the threats intensifies as Becky is left weakened and overpowered, forced to confront her own vulnerability and the dark actions imposed upon her family.