For instance, on JMS run sometimes she was oversexualized even with tights/pants. Pants don't stop drawers to focus on her butt!
For instance, on JMS run sometimes she was oversexualized even with tights/pants. Pants don't stop drawers to focus on her butt!
"... Act, that each tomorrow find us farther than today."
- Longfellow
Well I'll rephrase.. It's not pants, but the legs are covered. I imagine on film, those pants she's wearing would probably look like Storm's uniform in the 1st X-Men movie, or like the Black Widow in Iron Man / Avengers. I'm not sure if there is ANY "credibility" involved in someone who is wearing a Superhero costume.
I saw the unaired pilot of the Adrianne Palicki version where she was wearing pants and in that case it's the bustier that came into question. I think to gain credibility they would have to take an approach similar to the Bionic Woman, where she didn't have a superhero costume at all.
In comics, I don't know what to tell you.... it's a comic, and we expect superheroes to be dressed in all kinds of flash or bling... something that wouldn't normally translate entirely well into film.
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Velvet: The Unusual Superheroine!
The first Hippolyta's outfit is very similar to Diana's armour in issue #08
The "pants" design is pretty cool, although I'm not sure about the extra-high boots. I like that the "seams" still give the impression of the classic "panties".
That typed, the way the Wonder Woman costume is being drawn in her own title is good with me. I can't recall a single instance of Wonder Woman as being depicted "falling out" of her costume (either up top or from behind).
I wonder if Zola always in panties is some sort of rebellion. Like, okay we have to have Diana in panties then no woman gets to wear pants!
She is in panties only in issue #1. I take it she was sleeping before Hermes appeared.
Nope, and he doesn't need to show it off. Chiang is drawing a Diana who is powerful, beautiful and and extremely sexy without making her costume violate 20 laws of physics just to stay in place. It's no slight to Azzarello to say that Chiang's Diana is one of the best things about the new 52.
Some days a girl wants to ride ponies. Some days a girl wants to punch tanks. Today ... is a tank day.
Indeed. That's why I only mentioned how she was drawn in her own title. I'm not a fan of how she is drawn in Justice League. The facial features at times resemble a teenager and the costume is ridiculously small and ineffectual at containing her "assets". Whereas in her own title, I don't even question the fact that she's running around in essentially a bathing suit. Wonder Woman looks strong, imposing and more than capable of defeating a bunch of rogues without anything popping out or falling down.
They should dust off the pants at least for comedic purpose. Diana forgets a red hat in the washing machines, makes the shorts go pink and needs to use the pants as a change. Then everybody in the intere world/justice league freaks out about it.
On another note, I'm glad they didn't go for Zeus first design.
When will the paperback version of Blood come out?
"People don't actually like Wonder Woman. They like the idea in their head of what a "wonder woman" ought to be, which usually bears little resemblance to the character in the comics." - JKCarrier
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