In this mishmash of redheads and gingers by Dustin Nguyen, can you spot the MJ?
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The one in the red spider tee IS MJ! I can also spot (Clockwise from top right)- Poison Ivy, Starfire, Mystique, Batgirl, Siryn, Firestar, Phoenix, Caitlin Fairchild, Batwoman and the central lady in lilac whom I don’t recognize.
Is it the one with the spider shirt?
Wait, no, that’s Barbara Gordon.
Can I spot the what now?
There is moe red in this image than Soviet Russia in its heyday
Bottom left, above Firestar, to the left of Smurfette, er I mean Mystique.