The hilarious front line in the tragic war against ridiculous female armor
If female character costume designers for video games and superheroes like the female form (and boobs in particular) so much, why is that they’re always putting them in harm’s way?
That’s a very good question, actually. Somehow fictional boobs and butts are precious enough to show them off whenever possible, but not precious enough to preserve?
~Ozzie
If female character costume designers for video games and superheroes like the female form (and boobs in particular) so much, why is that they’re always putting them in harm’s way?
That’s a very good question, actually. Somehow fictional boobs and butts are precious enough to show them off whenever possible, but not precious enough to preserve?
~Ozzie
So, Circe is a Wonder Woman villain who goes all the way back to 1959 and for some reason – out of all the possible outfits and designs, this is the one that DC Universe Online went with.
Of course, there’s concept art for different designs:
But of course, that’s what they used for the gritty dystopian future that only appears in the intro video. Thanks DC Universe Online.
– wincenworks
Check out our variant Propoganda covers for Raven: Pirate Princess 1-8. Including, at the very top, oour NYCC exclusive issue 1 variant with Captain Raven herself!
Princeless continues to be a perfect shiny diamond in a sea of tarnished boobplate and battlethongs. We love you Princeless!
– wincenworks
Check out our variant Propoganda covers for Raven: Pirate Princess 1-8. Including, at the very top, oour NYCC exclusive issue 1 variant with Captain Raven herself!
Princeless continues to be a perfect shiny diamond in a sea of tarnished boobplate and battlethongs. We love you Princeless!
– wincenworks
So, I’m not going to read this for fear it’ll hurt my brain – but did the guys really decide that the sexy alien armor wasn’t emphasizing boobs enough and make one with a more complicated boobplate? And a little tear to show some leg?
Really?
– wincenworks
