“are you kidding me no this is not good in any way do you even understand how bodies work

thor would get her fucking sternum crushed why would you shape armor in the shape of her boobs that’s not safe in any way at all and also just like male thor she should have her legs covered in protective armor

there is absolutely no logical reason for captain america to have her stomach exposed do you even realise that that is a very important part of your body to protect

i do not understand the iron woman costume like the armor is way too small how would she even fit in that how tiny is she that armor is the normal size of a womans body the only way this would work is if all that metal was actually a skintight catsuit

who fucking designed these they’re an idiot these aren’t practical or safe at all”

Now, let’s talk about a female Green Lantern? Any chance of that happening? And do know you did the superwoman pic custom, do you normally offer them? If so what’s your price. And sorry if you have it posted on your page, I hate reading.

Keep up the great work!

I’ll also say this, I won’t lie and say I’m not trying to make these ladies from a male perspective, of course I want them to look attractive and desirable, but I’m also wary about not getting carried away with it, it’s about finding a balance and I believe I have done so. Frankly, the debates I’ve read on website regarding Miss America and Thora (and even to some extent Iron Maiden) really has me perplexed – discussion of skirts and mid-riff and even metal breasts makes me think some people would prefer it if I just stuck a girl head on the male costume, but where’s the fun in that? What’s the point in translating the exact same costume from one person to another? And even if I did debate would probably still rage on, people would complain about the size of the breasts or the positions of the body looking too seductive or the pants being too tight or something, I mean where does it end? At what point do I have to stop defending the artworks? In the end I feel as if these pieces are perfectly fine compared to what’s out there and that some of the discussion has blown things out of proportion. The most important thing I think people are missing is that these are suppose to be a bit of fun, the way some people are taking them so freakin’ seriously is kinda ridiculous.

In fact, it’s exactly that sort of kneejerk caustic, denialist response to and hyperbolic misrepresentation of cogent, respectful feminist statements like Megan’s that illustrate how pervasive the problem is. It’s actually been eloquently addressed online by a number of people, male and female, in the past year or so.

As to the name, a good response would have been “She would be called Captain America, but the point of this was to gender-switch the character and I reflected that in the name of title.” Which is something like what Josh in fact said.

But it’s a double problem in this case (unlike “Thora”) because “Miss America” already has a meaning, and it’s specifically of a woman whose primary purpose is to stand around looking pretty, while simultaneously the authority is removed from the name. (There’s a reason “Mr. America” wouldn’t really work so well as “Captain America”)

Job well done, good sir! Keep up the great work. Now let’s hope miss Brie will sign on for this movie…!

In more important news, great job on the ps!

Anyway, the matter at hand (ye can be confused on what that is from the comments) – Excellent work! Coming on Leaps and Bounds from the Dark Night ladies, I look forward to your next set. X-women? Justice League? The Sisterhood of Evil Feminists?

Anyway, keep up the Great Work and don’t let the Man (or Woman) keep ye Down!

GirlGeek’s comment gave me a thought, though: have you considered doing any manipulations based on current or previous Avengers who are already women? Personally, I’d love to see your take on the Wasp or the Scarlet Witch, should you get the time and the inclination to give it a shot. Best of luck to you!