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Also I am a Star Wars fan and I have no issues whatsoever with Thomas mason's art. When did men start wearing panties?I should point out that the original spider-woman cover was ugly as heck, not to mention some of these are poorlyproportioned I don’t get hard at them.The Authority In Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror.

Personally I love the one of She-Hulk. Comic book artist Frank Cho has upset a lot of people with his sexy sketches. Love his work and his wocked sense of humor. He also draws more typical comics art, and he’s masterful. They’d never stand for being treated the way they treat men…..Final GUrdy you sound like and probably are some fat neckbeard MRA dork who blames everyone and everything for his miserable life except yourselfAbsolutely pathetic. Frank Cho dropped off Wonder Woman variant covers in a bit of an editorial and creative bust-up between Greg Pak Rucka (thanks Rod), DC marketing and editorial. Little tempests in the teapot like this one don't really matter.You never heard anyone complain when a Spider-Man issue went out with the same pose as spider womanFeminists are ridiculous!! And funny. Nous voudrions effectuer une description ici mais le site que vous consultez ne nous en laisse pas la possibilité. Many Muslim countries have equality of the sexes and do not treat women "unjustly".

Just try turning back the clock. The strip is now in 30 newspapers, 5 countries and many websites. Frank Cho has lately been drawing some pretty sexy superhero women and pissing people off. Did the artist do these things?I don't think that too many feminists are "despairing" about this. Or a real woman with curves? If your going to piss people off, might as well go all the way. The unfortunate part is that the larger portion of the movement has indeed sought social advantages at the expense of the other half.Honestly, any adult with body issues because of comic books has bigger issues than their body image. Didn't mean to generalize.

And as always, if you don't like sexy comic art don't buy it. It’s one of his favorite hobbies, and while it’s not every reader’s cup of tea, he hasn’t been hiding it, as the examples below demonstrate.By the way, Frank Cho doesn’t just draw superheroes being dangerously sexy. I had rather this than size zero cover models with no butts or boobs any day! Here’s art for a Spider-Man cover that he posted on his blog:Hmm, maybe he just needs to be publishing his work in And this is interesting: A tribute to Cho’s tribute to Manara, by Darth Vader showing off his sexy butt had me laughing out loud.

Had the rather the idea of a skinny little girl be the idea of what is perfect? Cho's drawings represent clothing on his damsels, therefore, his women are not ready for coitus. I think it makes me a man.Artist Jen -many of them know this, they just don't believe in equality for all, so they twist and demonize the term. Spandex wouldn't follow that deep of valley. Not people. This story starts with an infamous cover of Spider-Woman by Milo Manara:Milo Manara is a gifted Italian comics artist whose work has appeared in Enter Frank Cho. Frank Cho draws a pretty superhero picture. Nobody needs to see that far up anyone's ass.Cho's stuff is awesome. Feminism won its battles a long time ago. Buy Squirrel Girl, or the new take on Spider-Woman (which I also support, both fun reads).Yes. He is just living up to his reputation. It doesn't. This has nothing to do with the topic of sex, but sexism, 2 different subjects.Artist Jen Tucker i am a equal rights person i am not a feminist or a mra i just think we are all equal exept the french but we are talking about human beings here ..anyway …and that could be couse you and i care about real issues of women in real life like the unjust treatment of women in the muslim world ..and not some tits in a comicAm I crazy, or is this apparently most horrendous of posses… not actually all that sexy. I was never offended by Milo's pic, I just thought it was a bad picture of Spider-Woman. It's a technique that's been perfected by the extreme Right for the past 35 years.I object to the Manara cover, but not the Cho riffs. If so, please contribute to this gallery by registering and clicking "upload"! Do you own Frank Cho art? And funny. This might not be a great idea. Our comic covers are being killed by everyone throwing up their arms over this stuff that isn't even bad. But I think it's important to distinguish between the artist and the work that he does – though, in this case, Cho is deliberately trying to be offensive, but the appropriate reaction is to roll one's eyes, not get bent out of shape.I'm a feminist…and I find his work hilarious. Demonstrating why nobody likes feminist.Funny, this article doesnt mention his drawing class from last weekend at big wow.