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I jibe consent to with Brothers, and I appreciate his approach to this issue. First, let me make clear that I am an avid gatherer of comics and have been for thirty years. Now then, while I find the depiction of female characters shameful and insulting to women, I also find it insulting to me a male--the idea that all I am is an animal attracted to sex and incapable of using my understanding to think. However, making this argument is not going to have a single effect on the comics sedulousness; the industry exists to make money, and the industry will continue to transfer what it believes will make money. The industry is not really interested in art or mastermind stimulation, though it will pay lip-service to such ideas. Therefore, Brothers very intelligently speaks in terms the earnestness will understand--if the stories stink, the comics don't sell, and the industry loses in. And I agree with him that the stories stink--the art is so oversexualized that it does distract from the fish story, and the comic as a whole ceases to be a work of art. Furthermore, the art is illogical--the female characters are NOT universal to be dressed as they are for any practical reason, and most of them could never function (i.e. walk) if they were shaped as they are either. I be acquainted with that some are going to say, "Of course, these characters are illogical. It's a comic. It's fiction. It's all illogical and fantastical." My reply is that I fancy stories that exist within the realm of logical possibility or at least trick me into believing that they subsist within the realm of possibility. I cannot be tricked into thinking that a woman with breasts larger than her stop and who walks around in the position of someone impaled is going to fight off a villain or even be up long enough to intimidate a villain. However, I sadly hold little anticipate that things will change.

Source: ComicsAlliance

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