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Gender-bent Justice League gets a comic book look
Inspired by the Gender Bent Justice Leaguecosplayers at last year’s San Diego Comic-Con, artist Yasmin Liang decided to create a comic book-style illustration of the gender-flipped superheroes.
Liang is currently a student at the Parsons New School for Design and has more fabulous art — superheroic and otherwise — on her website.
[Yasmin Liang via Geek-Art]
What I love the most is how the costumes, when swapped, aren’t completely skewed to fit the typical Superheroine ideal. I hate when you see fan art of genderswaps where, apparently, the female version means removing leg coverings (unless they’re thigh-high boots), most chest coverings, no non-jewellery arm coverings, adding high heels and some precarious-looking stitching to hold what’s left together. These heroines (and the heros) look BAD ASS and in charge. There’s nothing wrong with showing skin, wearing heels or thigh-high boots, but it’s nice to see artists who don’t think that 90% of female heroines’ powers are as eye candy for men.](http://cache.gawkerassets.com/assets/images/8/2012/01/e725a52bf9eac925dfc349fc1931678e.jpg)
Gender-bent Justice League gets a comic book look
Inspired by the Gender Bent Justice Leaguecosplayers at last year’s San Diego Comic-Con, artist Yasmin Liang decided to create a comic book-style illustration of the gender-flipped superheroes.
Liang is currently a student at the Parsons New School for Design and has more fabulous art — superheroic and otherwise — on her website.
[Yasmin Liang via Geek-Art]
What I love the most is how the costumes, when swapped, aren’t completely skewed to fit the typical Superheroine ideal. I hate when you see fan art of genderswaps where, apparently, the female version means removing leg coverings (unless they’re thigh-high boots), most chest coverings, no non-jewellery arm coverings, adding high heels and some precarious-looking stitching to hold what’s left together. These heroines (and the heros) look BAD ASS and in charge. There’s nothing wrong with showing skin, wearing heels or thigh-high boots, but it’s nice to see artists who don’t think that 90% of female heroines’ powers are as eye candy for men.
Justice League Girls by botjira
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