Uncanny X-Feminism

[mindstalk]

In the comic store I saw X-Women, the cover of which you can see on the link. Chris Claremont and Milo Manara. From the style I think the latter did Desire's story in Endless Nights, but mahjong presses so someone else can check for me. Cover: scantily clad X-Women (as in X-Men) under a waterfall. A brief glance at the contents: the X-Women getting captured and bound and made to be servants in panties.

Edit: yes, Manara did Desire's story. He's pretty good at drawing thin-eyed thick-lipped sultry women. Which is fine for a Desire story, but less so for X-Men...

Comments

[lyceum-arabica.livejournal.com]

yay feminist panty parties!

(shakes head) I gave up on trying to find a comic with decent female characters in an actual store years ago*. They abound on the web, and that's good enough for me.


*(store owners give you the best perplexed looks if you ask...)

[mindstalk.livejournal.com]

Runaways seems good. And I've got the early books if you want to borrow.