The Goblin Queen Exposed

[DDD]

The outfit looks better now. There's no way those breasts would stay up in that shirt-like-contraption, especially if she got into fight.

They're first grade Sinister silicone, they'll stay where they are.

[dragonmp93]

It's Maddie - she uses sex and sexy as a weapon - it's what she and Emma share. It's a part of what empowers them as women.

Look, if Marvel enforced that "dress code" throughout the whole comic - things would be different. But no, they took a short cut, easy out and only changed the cover. It shows that they don't really care what Maddie's wear as long as they don't have to deal with any PR fallout.

Well, given that the cover is what most people cares anyways........................................... ...................

[Narasinha]

The outfit looks better now. There's no way those breasts would stay up in that shirt-like-contraption, especially if she got into fight.

There is that kind of special glue that japanese school girls, back in the 90', were using to hold those legwarmers in place...

[nx01a]

Maddie's got a suped up version of Jean Grey DNA from Sinister. Of COURSE them perky things'll do whatever's necessary in any given situation!

That pose in that outfit with that sas. Are we sure it's not Havok whose sexuality we should be questioning?

I know! Havok's such a bitchy queen.

[Dizzystarr]

I really never liked Maddies original costume the underboob just looks silly. I much preferred her Sisterhood look

[nx01a]

Alas, poor Underboob. We knew thee well.

[FluffyCyclopsRLZ]

I really never liked Maddies original costume the underboob just looks silly. I much preferred her Sisterhood look

Maddie's original costume is ridiculous beyond belief and her Sisterhood outfit did indeed look good. But that's not what's being made fun of here. Had Marvel slightly redesigned the thing from the get-go, we wouldn't be laughing our asses off so much.

[The Big G]

Viva la underboob!

[nx01a]

Maddie's original costume is ridiculous beyond belief and her Sisterhood outfit did indeed look good. But that's not what's being made fun of here. Had Marvel slightly redesigned the thing from the get-go, we wouldn't be laughing our asses off so much.

Exactly. No one here's particularly concerned about the presence or absence of Teh Undaboob, but the fact that Marvel has decided to edit it out as a possible way to stem any internet anger deserves our scorn and derision.

[nx01a]

On a, heh, side note...
Goblin Queen cosplay! These confident ladies make the costume work in the real world! Somehow.

[FluffyCyclopsRLZ]

Those poor Goblin Queen cosplayers. You just know the Black Widow cosplayers will troll the crap out of them.

[Beezzi]

Maddie's original costume is ridiculous beyond belief and her Sisterhood outfit did indeed look good. But that's not what's being made fun of here. Had Marvel slightly redesigned the thing from the get-go, we wouldn't be laughing our asses off so much.

Exactly. No one here's particularly concerned about the presence or absence of Teh Undaboob, but the fact that Marvel has decided to edit it out as a possible way to stem any internet anger deserves our scorn and derision.

Exactly....

[Calintz]

They didn't care years ago so why is this a problem now?

[Sardorim]

That's her costume though!

Grimm Tales is far worse.

I'm all for showing women in better light but that's a part of Maddie's deal as the Hobby Queen. What's mext? They give her slave Havok a pair of pants!?

[WallStreeter]

It's Maddie - she uses sex and sexy as a weapon - it's what she and Emma share. It's a part of what empowers them as women.

Look, if Marvel enforced that "dress code" throughout the whole comic - things would be different. But no, they took a short cut, easy out and only changed the cover. It shows that they don't really care what Maddie's wear as long as they don't have to deal with any PR fallout.

Except Maddie doesn't use sex as a weapon. She takes on her foes with raw power or sends her minions after them. Or schemes. The only two people she seduced were Havok and Sebastian Shaw.