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* AgeLift: This version of Dorothy Spinner is a centenarian (i.e. someone 100 years or older in age) who initially [[OlderThanTheyLook has the physical appearance of an 11-year-old]] before gradually maturing after puberty finally catches up with her when she gets her first period in "Dad Patrol". In the comics, Dorothy's age was initially ambiguous (with some artists even drawing her in a way that she looked like an adult woman, such as Erik Larsen in her debut during Paul Kupperberg's run and Glenn Fabry in her depiction on the cover to the ''Vertigo Jam'' one-shot) before Rachel Pollack's run had Cliff imply that Dorothy was a minor in volume two, issue 68, subsequently clarifying that she was 14 years old by saying so in the recap page of volume two, issue 70 and she was most likely at least 18 when she was TakenOffLifeSupport at the end of John Arcudi's run (since it was stated that the incident that led to Dorothy becoming comatose happened four years prior to the series' events).
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* AgeLift: This version of Dorothy Spinner is a centenarian (i.e. someone 100 years or older in age) who initially [[OlderThanTheyLook has the physical appearance of an 11-year-old]] before gradually maturing after puberty finally catches up with her when she gets her first period in "Dad Patrol". In the comics, Dorothy's age was initially ambiguous (with some artists even drawing her in a way that she looked like an adult woman, such as Erik Larsen in her debut during Paul Kupperberg's run and Glenn Fabry in her depiction on the cover to the ''Vertigo Jam'' one-shot) before Rachel Pollack's run had Cliff imply that Dorothy was a minor in volume two, issue 68, subsequently clarifying that she was 14 years old by saying so in the recap page of volume two, issue 70 70[[note]]said recap page being omitted in the Omnibus collection of Rachel Pollack's run[[/note]] and she was most likely at least 18 when she was TakenOffLifeSupport at the end of John Arcudi's run (since it was stated that the incident that led to Dorothy becoming comatose happened four years prior to the series' events).
