It starts with one thing & snowballs. People worrying about Hickman was called out, then someone responded that it's more worrying that Jean's thighs showing was a big deal, and other posters agreed & went into how women showing their body is taboo. And so the topic came.
Usually that's the way it goes. All it takes is one thing, and it can spawn a lengthy or heated debate. Plus we probably talked about everything there is to on the covers we've gotten, and it's mainly a waiting game until we get even more juicy stuff.
Based off of the covers and the promo art, it's safe to say there will be a few new characters in use.
I'm more excited about him not rehashing the past...or, at the very least...taking past elements (like MG-Jean) and doing something completely different with them.
Ok yeah but with a character like Monet, i honestly don't feel like she looks at heroics as a dangerous line of work. It's just a thing people with her lineage of power sets are doing and a further example is her representation of wearing basically track gear as a costume. Heroics is exercise to her at best and that's based on fairly estimable understanding of the characters superiority complex.
Honestly X women/Mutant culture SHOULD be daring an societally unacceptable and bold and a big fuck off in irreverent ways when possible. All mutant fashion is and deserves to be! and when you have people who so expressly (if they're a mutant that gives a damn about what they represent) wear their personality as a key no of uniform, it fits to suit that M, who is like The Princess of the mutants, she should be out here in cutting edge Silvestri era couture, shredding it up and replacing it because that's how you drop money when you're out heroing like Monet!
Sorry, but there's no "rule" for super-hero outfits beyond what the creative team wants and what the fans like (measured in $$$). That's it.
So:
Female characters can wear more revealing outfits and costumes if
A. The creative team wants to draw her in such outfits and costumes; and
B. Fans like it and keep buying the book.
And yeah, the old-school Marvel Girl costume rules.
When can male characters wear revealing outfits?
What's the criteria for giving Cyclops a c*ck window?
Cosmic Boy did it best:
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