I love this thread, but I'm running out of popcorn.
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While you have to be a bit of an old timer, X-Men #4 has a bit of this.
While I know this doesn't meet the criteria, I'm just going to leave this here and not get into how problematic (I love that catch-all term) this thread is...
For some half-naked injured DILF action, check out JSA #10 (DC, 2000) drawn by out and proud leather daddy Stephen Sadowski.
Last edited by nx01a; 05-15-2017 at 10:55 PM.
Originally Posted by The General, JLA #38
A combined thread of that type would have the advantage of showing a wide range of the ways in which artists portray attractiveness, whether or not they are said to "objectivize" (lunkheaded word) the subjects.
It does seem to me rather inevitable that you're going to see female subjects given more attention as long as there are more actual hetero artists in the business. It's not a big conspiracy as such, unless you want to call human reproductive nature a conspiracy.
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It's something of a chicken-and-egg situation: hetero male artists draw a lot of the characters because they can appeal to a base of hetero male readers.
If a wealth of female readers thought they could find something relevant to their sexual interests, some artists would probably attempt to meet that perceived need. A "paranormal romance" comics line would be the sort of thing at which comics might excel, but one would have to overcome a long-standing cultural presence that comic books ought not to be overtly erotic.
@Iron Maiden: The panels for the Doom mini remind me a lot of the panels for a manga series called Red River. There's a scene in there where two of the male leads are in the river bathing and then they come out to deal with someone trying to kill them and you have a black shadow discretion shot in the front but the back side gives you plenty of butt shots.
Mean time in regard to a thread on this, would it be allowed for Eastern comics as well. A number of female artist and writers in Manga do give, well to use an old phrase, eye candy of males in several shojo and Josei (girl and women) books, not to mention female artist that know girls are reading boys (shonen) comics and in the Seninen (men) books. There's also male artist/writers that add stuff in for women knowing that they read the books and try to at least include a few "pretty" male characters to appeal to the female demographic. Usually they're the rivals and such.
and if what the OP is looking for doesn't exist?
he's claimed the "high ground"?
good for him
How about alternate reality Hercules and Wolverine? They were a couple.