Donna Troy gets watered down badly
I looked at some preview pages posted on Comic Watch, taken from the latest Titans Annual, and here's another sad example of how a favorite heroine's been made to look less sexy in the name of sex-negative political correctness:
The art may be competent enough, but notice how Donna's not drawn with any noticeable bust. Oddly enough, Wonder Woman does appear to be, but it's still no excuse for belittling Donna. Also vital to consider is how, for practically over a dozen years now, Starfire's costume has been watered down considerably too. And there's at least 2 other illustrations of Donna where her breasts look very muted in design. If this is what DC's still sticking with, it's an utter embarrassment, and pales horribly next to the late George Perez's far superior character designs from the 1980s.
So here's another reason to continue avoiding modern DC like the plague, here based on how they force PC upon the character designs, much like even Marvel is surely doing now in some of their own comics. What they've done here only does a huge disfavor to fans of Donna, along with past artists with far better character designs.
So here's another reason to continue avoiding modern DC like the plague, here based on how they force PC upon the character designs, much like even Marvel is surely doing now in some of their own comics. What they've done here only does a huge disfavor to fans of Donna, along with past artists with far better character designs.
Labels: bad editors, censorship issues, dc comics, dreadful artists, dreadful writers, misogyny and racism, moonbat artists, politics, Titans, women of dc
