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paul_soccer10 posted:Comics are for children 
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May 11, 2017 17:29
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That Robot posted:I'm the tubular spacial. There's now two of them, actually! Fletcher Hanks is amazing, his works sum up basically everything stupid and insane about superhero comics ad absurdum, with a complete lack of self awareness, right in the foundational years of the medium before any modern revisionist took ironic issue with the idea of godlike manchildren dealing ghoulish death to petty crooks.  It also has the first female superhero
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Sydney Bottocks posted:Supes got a weird mix of "Charles Atlas" and "1950s dad bod" going on there Its a sign of the times type thing. I'm sure some douchebag has written an article about the evolution of supermans body image over the decades but suffice it to say that hyper cut wasp waisted types of superheroes don't show up till much later. It's like how Johnny Weissmuller was cast as Tarzan in the 30s in large part because of his famous physique which looked like this: 
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Lucky Guy posted:wonder woman loses all of her powers whenever she's placed in bondage by a man, and I'm pretty sure this was still being brought up around 10 years ago when she got arrested for killing Max Lord and got handcuffed by a male police officer. Indeed, this is the whole point of Wonder Woman. The creator (the guy who invented the polygraph incidentally) was a slightly kooky psychologist who believed women should rule the world and that BDSM was a "noble practice" key to a healthy female sexuality. WW's appearance was based on he and his wife's live-in girlfriend.
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