Kinda cheating but self explanatory: Though it was between Harley and Layla Miller of X-factor before i became aware of the above. ----Dread----
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Posted - Feb 22 2010 : 2:49AM
Rachael Roxx as Scarlett
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Posted - Feb 22 2010 : 6:16AM
Rachel Roxx hasn't got red hair and Scarlett isn't a superhero, she's a soldier. Oh, good likeness of Eva and Baroness. But again, Baroness isn't a superhero either, she's a terrorist. *gets geek glasses on* Edited by - Mojo on 2/22/2010 6:20:38 AM
The funny thing is there's a very vocal part of the comicbook audience that wuld absolutely hate what's beig done here. There seems to be quite a few comic fans who hate any sort of sexuality with the characters. On some sites there people complaining that Wonder Woman needs a costume that covers her up more and really hate it when an artist draws her well endowed, in sexy poses or with bottoms that don't fully cover her cheeks. The picture posted here of Wonder Woman is drawn by an artist that a lot of fans hate because he draws WW too sexy and in too many sexy poses. One artist even started drawing long shorts under Supergirl's skirt because he felt the bottoms (like a cheerleader wears) was offensive and sexualized the character. Some comic fans are very quick to call a character a slut if she dresses showing too much skin or is shown sleeping with another character. Many comicbook fans have strange sexual hangups get bothered by anything shown to be remotely sexual for some reason. Some women are particularly vocal about this type of thing. What they don't understand (or want to understand) is that superhero comics are mostly aimed at a male audience and are drawn and written by mostly males. I don't think he should be seeing sex and nudity in comics but a bit of cheesecake and sexy women is perfectly fine considering what the product is and who it's target audience is. The vast majority of comic readers are adults. Edited by - draxxx on 2/22/2010 6:41:37 AM
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Posted - Feb 22 2010 : 7:39AM
I don't mind as long as they're not calling Batman a fag. And yeah, I can see how the margins of what a superhero is can sometimes become blurred, but a guy who dresses up as something supernatural like a man bat with fancy weapons and who mimics supernatural powers is closer to being a superhero than a special forces soldier armed with conventional weapons. The only reason people confuse characters like Scarlett with being a superhero is because she's a comicbook character in a semi-Sci-Fi comic and cartoon. If Scarlett's a superhero then you might as well call characters like Sgt. Rock, Luke Skywalker (especially with his Jedi powers!) or John McClain superheroes.
Wait. Where did you hear this? none of the places i go that have both male and females have issues with any way the women are drawn in the comic as long as its a good artist working on the book at the time. ----Dread----
This pretty much the case on all the comicbook messageboards I visit (which really isn't that many). Comicbookresources.com, DCcomics.com, Newsarama.com. There are a bunch of men and women complain about the way women are drawn in comics all the time. They complain about the way the way Ed Benes draws women when he was on the JLA. They complain that Greg Land draws women that have pornstar expressions. They complained about Mike Turner's stuff. They complained that Supergirl shouldn't wear a short skirt. They complain that girls feel uncomfortable in comicbook shops because of the posters of superheroines on the wall. Any hint of anything remotely "sexual" gets some people started.
Greg Land is a hack who copy/paste and traces photos. Hence the pornstar faces, as he copies porn. I hate Greg Land. The other points I'll concede because i don't follow DC close outside of Batman. ----Dread----
Yeah uh-huh sure... and I guess conspiracy is just a theory. 252 Posts 12/09
Posted - Feb 23 2010 : 12:46AM
Alright, right off the bat I'll start by saying Susan Storm-Richards wasn't the young fashion-model looking type back when I was reading MARVEL COMICS (referring to Jessica Alba in the modern movie-version). To everybody (all the kids back in the day), her image was that of a beautiful MILF (the kind of chick who'd be voted the "BEST LOOKING MOM" by the upper grade-school to middle-school boys in the neighborhood, remember those days guys). So with that... my pick for Susan Storm-Richards aka Invisible Woman... either Melanie Monroe or Austin Taylor or Nina Hartley (back in the day) Edited by - Blu Lite 3 on 2/23/2010 1:27:34 AM Edited by - Blu Lite 3 on 3/2/2010 6:06:33 AM
Yeah uh-huh sure... and I guess conspiracy is just a theory. 252 Posts 12/09
Posted - Feb 23 2010 : 2:03AM
Black Widow... I'd have to go with Katja Kassin Then for (brick-house thick Latina) Huntress... there can be no one but Monica Santhiago Now, when it comes to Batgirl... who else but Sunny Lane Edited by - Blu Lite 3 on 7/2/2010 1:32:58 AM
Yeah uh-huh sure... and I guess conspiracy is just a theory. 252 Posts 12/09
Posted - Feb 23 2010 : 2:41AM
Now I gotta say Storm was tough... but I brought it down to either Michelle Tucker (not only is she tall, brick-house built and fine but I really like that tattoo of Africa on her butt-cheek... and that suppose to be Storm's actual home anyway so Michelle naturally goes to the top of the list)... Ayana Angel... or Stacy Adams Edited by - Blu Lite 3 on 2/24/2010 1:48:15 AM
[/quote] This pretty much the case on all the comicbook messageboards I visit (which really isn't that many). Comicbookresources.com, DCcomics.com, Newsarama.com. There are a bunch of men and women complain about the way women are drawn in comics all the time. They complain about the way the way Ed Benes draws women when he was on the JLA. They complain that Greg Land draws women that have pornstar expressions. They complained about Mike Turner's stuff. They complained that Supergirl shouldn't wear a short skirt. They complain that girls feel uncomfortable in comicbook shops because of the posters of superheroines on the wall. Any hint of anything remotely "sexual" gets some people started. [/quote] Thats crazy, like the total oppisite of what comics are/were like for me. I always looked at the way comic book women were drawn as how the perfect woman should look as opposed to the stick thin size zero models I was seeing in the girlie magazines.
As Isis Taylor could likely do any role that Jessica Alba has done, I am saying that she could do the movie version of "Nancy" from Sin City and the movie version of the "Invisible Woman" from the Fantastic Four. Heck...we could even throw in Dark Angel from the t.v. show ... again with Alba.
Let's see...as my avatar, She-Hulk... none other than Nina Mercedez! We'll need a shitload of green paint, but other than that.... And for the bodacious Power Girl... drumroll please.....
[Image not found DB] Nikki Jayne! Catwoman? Sandra Romain!
(I have always found Sandra to be very feline-esque in her performances. BTW, I realize this isn't her best pic, but dammit, it's hard finding a pic of her without two cocks inside her) And last but not least, Imma go old school on you punks... As MANTIS.... Asa Akira!