Milo Manara Gives a Spider-Woman Gift to Frank Cho

[Shawn Hopkins]

Revisiting one of comicdom's biggest controversies, Milo Manara gives Frank Cho a special Spider-Woman cover for "fighting censorship." I don't know how to spoiler a NSFW image so I'll just link it.

http://www.bleedingcool.com/2016/10/...for-work-gift/

Say what you want, these two are definitely defiant in the face of criticism.

[The Negative Zone]

That is creepy and bitter.

[Lady Nightwing]

Does Spiderwoman paint herself red to fight crime? Or use a thin sheen of latex?

If Cho and Manara want to draw smut that's their own business. I just wish that they stopped acting like noble champions against censorship.

[ed2962]

What's ironic is when I clicked the link, an ad for "The Mindy Project" popped up.

[Mecegirl]

Does Spiderwoman paint herself red to fight crime? Or use a thin sheen of latex?

If Cho and Manara want to draw smut that's their own business. I just wish that they stopped acting like noble champions against censorship.

They ain't gonna draw dick outlines for Spiderman so I don't know why they are trying to pretend they are.

[Shawn Hopkins]

They ain't gonna draw dick outlines for Spiderman so I don't know why they are trying to pretend they are.

One thing that as fascinated me over the years is that almost all male superheroes are drawn dickless or nearly dickless. And that's what fans want. When there's even a hint of something down there, like with Alex Ross's Steel, it's not well-received.

[Mecegirl]

One thing that as fascinated me over the years is that almost all male superheroes are drawn dickless or nearly dickless. And that's what fans want. When there's even a hint of something down there, like with Alex Ross's Steel, it's not well-received.

I never noticed until high school. I was in my art club and the art teacher went on a rant about how the men were drawn like ken dolls after she found out that one of the club members wanted to draw for the big two. I could never unsee it after that.

[WAKANDA FOREVER!]

One thing that as fascinated me over the years is that almost all male superheroes are drawn dickless or nearly dickless. And that's what fans want. When there's even a hint of something down there, like with Alex Ross's Steel, it's not well-received.

I remember that. Gives new meaning to...STEEL.

[numberthirty]

One thing that as fascinated me over the years is that almost all male superheroes are drawn dickless or nearly dickless. And that's what fans want. When there's even a hint of something down there, like with Alex Ross's Steel, it's not well-received.

Nerdy knitpick moment...

That's actually Citizen Steel.

[PyroTwilight]

One thing that as fascinated me over the years is that almost all male superheroes are drawn dickless or nearly dickless. And that's what fans want. When there's even a hint of something down there, like with Alex Ross's Steel, it's not well-received.

I was never sure that WAS a bulge. Probably why Ross got away with it.

Seemed more like lines on his briefs to indicate he was turning as part of his pose.

[ouroboros]

One thing that as fascinated me over the years is that almost all male superheroes are drawn dickless or nearly dickless. And that's what fans want. When there's even a hint of something down there, like with Alex Ross's Steel, it's not well-received.

*If* the fans want this artistic approach, it's because they've become accustomed to the conceit. But the origins of the conceit stem from wider cultural predilections, which sought at all times to efface male sexuality, even with real-life performers. Reputedly Burt Ward as Robin was always having his shorts adjusted so that he wouldn't display his maleness to an innocent TV audience.

[JCAll]

Does Spiderwoman paint herself red to fight crime? Or use a thin sheen of latex?

If Cho and Manara want to draw smut that's their own business. I just wish that they stopped acting like noble champions against censorship.

If you wanna draw Spiderwoman porn that's your own business, this is the internet afterall, but at least get get your materials right.
...
Cloth not working right in comics is a pet peeve of mine.

[Mecegirl]

If you wanna draw Spiderwoman porn that's your own business, this is the internet afterall, but at least get get your materials right.
...
Cloth not working right in comics is a pet peeve of mine.

But you just can't criticize any cheesecake artist. You just can't! No matter how shitty their art is. Doesn't matter that they don't understand proportions, perspective or how fabric works. Or if they'd get laughed out of the many fine art institutions worldwide.

[WestPhillyPunisher]

If you wanna draw Spiderwoman porn that's your own business, this is the internet afterall, but at least get get your materials right.
...
Cloth not working right in comics is a pet peeve of mine.

And the physics of wall-crawling in heels doesn't work either.

[GOLGO 13]

Amazing! What a gift from the master himself. Both men are proven to have been touched by the divine. Bravo Frank! Bravo Don Milo! Molto Bene! Molto Bene!