Wonder Woman Bondage Fan Art Thread!!!

[dshipp17]

This one with not boots really shines.

[dshipp17]

Does this count???

That's an ok pick in my opinion, but perhaps this makes a great idea for a new thread.

[Frank Fournier]

Those two pics are OUTRAGEOUSLY hot. I mean, DAMN!

I know!

[Agent Orange]

[carabas]

Does it strike anybody else as odd that Diana is portrayed in a less sexualised manner in most bondage fan art than in professional Ed Benes JLA art?

[Mark_S]

Canary's gag is a bit too large, but cute picture other than that.

Mark_S

[Mark_S]

Does it strike anybody else as odd that Diana is portrayed in a less sexualised manner in most bondage fan art than in professional Ed Benes JLA art?

he got a lot of flack for that, but I thought it was pretty much in keeping with many comics that I had seen.

Mark_S

[Vanguard01]

he got a lot of flack for that, but I thought it was pretty much in keeping with many comics that I had seen.

Mark_S

I don't see what the big deal is anyway. She was captured. By a gang of villains. Several of whom hate her personally and want to see her brought low. Of COURSE they would restrain her in a way that would degrade her. I really don't see why people blame the artist when he does something that makes so much obvious sense. And what's so "flak-worthy" of that pic anyway? She's chained up spread-eagle. Woopty-crap. It's not like Benes drew it like an upskirt shot or anything. "Here's Wonder Woman. And she's restrained and helpless. What else were you expecting?"

[Mark_S]

I don't see what the big deal is anyway. She was captured. By a gang of villains. Several of whom hate her personally and want to see her brought low. Of COURSE they would restrain her in a way that would degrade her. I really don't see why people blame the artist when he does something that makes so much obvious sense. And what's so "flak-worthy" of that pic anyway? She's chained up spread-eagle. Woopty-crap. It's not like Benes drew it like an upskirt shot or anything. "Here's Wonder Woman. And she's restrained and helpless. What else were you expecting?"

I think part of it was that in the previous issue Diana had been shown bound differently. I made the point at the time-or later I can't really remember-that the differences in bondage might have had some plot point in mind. In the issue just before this Diana is seated in a chair with a mask over her face. The transition was never explained in the comic though it seems easy enough to think away. At any rate Black Canary is really the one on display here. Also it is possible to show a heroine suspended and spread-eagled without it being provocative. This is a bit of an un-fair comparison but this shot of the Invisible Girl held captive shows that.





Mark_S

[carabas]

I don't see what the big deal is anyway. She was captured. By a gang of villains. Several of whom hate her personally and want to see her brought low. Of COURSE they would restrain her in a way that would degrade her.

Eh, he draws her just as sexualised when she is fighting or just having a coffee. It is not the bondage I was pointing to.

[Vanguard01]

Eh, he draws her just as sexualised when she is fighting or just having a coffee. It is not the bondage I was pointing to.

He draws her as an insanely beautiful woman who was designed by a group of goddesses, one of which is the Goddess of Love, Lust, and Sex, who is specifically credited with giving her her beauty. If you ask me, Benes is one of the most honest artists when it comes to portraying her as a highly desirable woman.

[carabas]

He draws her as an insanely beautiful woman who was designed by a group of goddesses, one of which is the Goddess of Love, Lust, and Sex, who is specifically credited with giving her her beauty.

No. He draws her exactly the same as he draws every single other female character in his books: as a pornstar.

[Vanguard01]

No. He draws her exactly the same as he draws every single other female character in his books: as a pornstar.

In Wonder Woman's case, she was designed by the patron Goddess of pornstars.

[Mark_S]

But his art does tend toward the erotic side. Still is this cover featuring the Huntress



more or less erotic than this one?



Mark_S

[dshipp17]

Are those sheers that Wonder Woman is wearing? I'm sure the larger gag in Black Canary's month is to stop the cry. Nice pick you posted here.