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[Image:Rule 63’d Hawkeye, Captain America, Thor, and Loki in street fashion versions of their Avengers costumes.]
What are you doing, Noelle
That’s it, you’re grounded from Avengers art for a WEEK. Find another outlet.
[Photoset: images of four male superheroes in redesigned revealing costumes. The first is Batman, in boots, panties attached to some sort of weird V-shaped strip of cloth baring most of his torso, a shoulder-piece with the Bat symbol across his collarbones, gloves, a cape, and the cowl, with accompanying text “This is very practical. It helps him fight crime. No Really!” The second is Superman, in that bizarre massively-twisted pose designed to show off female characters’ breasts and bottoms, wearing a midriff-baring cropped top, panties, garters(?), boots, and a cape, with accompanying text “Who needs spines anyway? Not Superman.” The third is Captain America, in cowl, sleeveless top with a star-shaped cutout loosely connected to shorts by strips of red fabric, and boots, balancing awkwardly on one foot and holding his shield over his head, with accompanying text “Impractical fighting pose and cleavage window? What could go wrong?” The last is Spider-Man, wearing boots, knee-high stockings, some sort of torso-baring leotard connecting to a mask and with elbow-length sleevelike things mostly made of straps, and gloves, with accompanying text “It counts as clothing if it’s painted on, right?”]
Welcome to: If Male Superhero Costumes were Designed Like Female Superhero Costumes!
Aaaaa I dunno. I got tired of guys having no idea why girls find female superhero’s costumes kinda sexist, so I, um, made this?
My main goals were: 1) Make it so the first thing you think of when you look at them is sex, whether you want to or not. 2) make it so that any male human who looks at this feels really uncomfortable. 3) make it funny, because, well, it’s kinda hilarious really.
Not trying to start a war here, just wanted to poke a bit of fun.
So, here you go menfolk, welcome to being a girl who likes comics.
http://www.cracked.com/blog/the-5-most-ridiculously-sexist-superhero-costumes/
http://www.cracked.com/blog/the-8-stupidest-defenses-against-accusations-sexism/
I think both of these are relevant yeah
(via ronchronchronch)
[Image: Pen sketch of Rule 63’d Wolverine. Her claws are extended, and her hair is shaved on either side of her head. The sketch reads, “Watchu starin’ at, bub?”]
Studyingprocrastinating in the library. Shitty webcam photo of slightly wonky doodle (only pens at hand = ALL MY MISTAKES, LET ME SHOW YOU THEM), but fun nonetheless. Design pulled from Jess Fink’s Gender-Swapped Valentines (shoulda heeded stars-collected’s advice and not read the comments, ugh).
[Image: Rule 63’d Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy on a lacy pink Comics Alliance Swapped Valentines card. Harley is holding a mallet behind his back, gazing lovingly at Ivy, who is holding up a rose attached to a thorny vine. The card reads, “We make a good team, Valentine! …And by good I mean ghastly.”]
More Gender swapped Valentines for Comics Alliance!
Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy!
http://www.comicsalliance.com/2012/02/14/gender-swapped-valentines-harley-quinn-and-poison-ivy-sailor-moo/
[Image: Rule 63’d Emma Frost and Wolverine on a lacy pink Comics Alliance Swapped Valentine. The card reads, “Valentine, you really got your claws in me! …Seriously though, watch where you put those things.”]
More Gender swapped Valentines for Comics Alliance!
Wolverine and Emma Frost:
http://www.comicsalliance.com/2012/02/13/gender-swapped-valentines-cyclops-jean-grey-white-queen-wolv/This one was probably the most fun to do. I love the idea of a big, thick, muscular Wolverine lady. Maybe Ross Campbell could draw it! :O
Something I tried to keep in mind with all of these is that if a character likes to show off their hot body as a female, they will keep those personality traits as a male. If being a sexy exhibitionist truly is built into a character they wouldn’t knock it off and cover themselves up as a male, and vice versa for females.
Anyway, even MORE to come!
Love,
Jess
[Image: A lacy pink Comics Alliance Swapped Valentine, featuring Rule 63’d Spike, Buffy, and Angel from Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Spike looks like she is about to bite Buffy, while Buffy is holding hands with Angel, a stake strapped to his waist. The card reads, “Love bites, Valentine, but it leaves a nice mark.”]
More Gender swapped Valentines for Comics Alliance!
Buffy the Vampire Slayer! http://www.comicsalliance.com/2012/02/12/gender-swapped-valentines-buffy-spike-and-angel/
I have never watched Buffy (I KNOW, I’M SORRY!) but Laura Suggested it would be fun to do and it was!
See the rest of this series here: http://www.comicsalliance.com/tag/GenderSwappedValentines/More to come!
Love,
Jess
[Image: Rule 63’d Catwoman and Batman, on a lacy pink Valentine’s card. The card is titled, “Swapped Comics Alliance Valentines” and reads, “You stole my heart Valentine… but please put back the jewels.” Catwoman is tugging on Batman’s cowl, pulling her in close, while Batman holds Catwoman’s shapely behind.]
More Gender swapped Valentines for Comics Alliance!
Batman and Catwoman!
http://www.comicsalliance.com/2012/02/11/gender-swap-valentine-batman-catwoman/I couldn’t resist putting Catman in the old back breaker pose so many female super heroes get put in. However, I just couldn’t bring myself to fully break his back, haha! I guess I still wanted it to be a little sexy? Not a complete parody? It’s more like his butt cheek is popping over to give a little “hey gurrl”.
More to come!
Love, Jess
[Image: Rule 63’d Scott Pilgrim and Ramona Flowers. Scott is posing with her finger pointed in the air, smiling wide, while Ramona smirks in the background, holding his hammer on his shoulder.]
Oldish art by yours truly. Scotia (as in Nova Scotia, ‘cause Scott Pilgrim’s Canadian, geddit?) and Ramon. :>
(submitted by xoves)
[Image: An extreme closeup of a cosplayer dressed as Rule 63’d Batman. The freckled, black lipstick-wearing cosplayer glares at the camera.]
Tallest Silver as Bat Ma’am. San Diego, California. (by austinspace)
[Image: A full page illustration of DC Comics characters. In the foreground are Kyle Rayner, Jason Todd, and Donna Troy. In the background are Rule 63’d characters; Green Lantern, Batwoman, and Superwoman.]
Probably one of my favorite comic covers in the history of comic covers.
[Countdown Presents: The Search for Ray Palmer, Art by Ryan Sook]
(Source: cooltrainershells)
