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Comicbookguy54321 β Wonder Woman Redesign!
Published: 2014-05-07 01:44:23 +0000 UTC; Views: 6553; Favourites: 135; Downloads: 41
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For a while now I've wanted to redesign Wonder Woman in a more super heroic outfit and this was the outcome! I've never really liked Wonder Woman as a character because most comics I read with her were not that great, but I really love her New 52 run! I've never liked her costume either! I just can't really see a woman running around in a bathing suit fighting crime, so I wanted to give her a full body suit! I obviously kept the original colors and for a change I added a background and I really love how it looks so I think I will add more in the future! Hope you likeRelated content
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Yay, Wonder Woman in a realistic, non-sexist outfit! Thank you!
Β I hate the ridiculous (and sexist) outfit they always give her, too. Male superheroes get the functional full body suits, but *obviously* the woman gets the bathing suit, the corset with cleavage and often, the high heels. Ugh. Sorry, DC, but that's not a "feminist icon". That's a sexist, double standart view of a superheroine :/
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Glad you like! I always try covering up characters more than their comic counter part, it just seems more practical and realistic (I also can't stand high heels! Its probably the most unrealistic thing!)Β
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Yep, I agree. Swimsuits and cleavage are all cool to swim or for a party, but certainly not to go fighting/doing superheroine stuff! Also, it's just plain sexist to assume that women warriors/heroines always have to look 'sexy'...although, most of the time,Β they just look ridiculous with that kind of outfits, in my opinion. 'Chainmail bikini + high heeled thigh-length boots + alluring contorted pose' certainly isn't my idea of 'sexy', anyway (and the same goes for a male equivalent).Β
Plus most men get to look realistic AND 'hot' at the same time, and being 'hot' is not their top one priority anyway. Wish superheroines and warrior-women got the same respect more often.
And yes, I also hate high heels, probably the most unrealistic thing, I agree (although cleavaged breastplates and tight corsets are worthy competition!). If stilettos and ridiculously high wedges are already a pain to walk in, imagine fighting in them! And, comic artists and defenders among the fans, don't give me the 'she's a superheroine, of course she's able to fight in wedges' argument. Well, since last I looked, no superhero has to prove his amazing superhuman capabilities by fighting in gravity-defying stilettos! Jeez.
Keep up the great work!
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Feminism and equal rights: ONE!
Sexism and oppression: ZERO!
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she kinda looks like she is wearing spidermans costume
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Ha! Spider-Man vs Wonder Woman! That would be interesting although I don't think Spidey has a chance!
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Now if only the canon costume was this awesome. Β God, the outcry that emerged when they announced they were giving her a decent pair of pants for the movie.
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Thamks 
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Me neither. Β Which is why I like to see people design costumes for her more like this.
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Hope thats a good interesting XD
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Indeed it is a good interesting.
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I will always love a wonder woman with pants! But I miss the large adornment with the WW, or the eagle! I feel the top is a little plain and I do miss the stars.Β
But I love the grieves and arm bands, those look like they can deflect bullets! I also like how the tiara looks like the main part of a spartan helm. It Fits!
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Thanks! Yeah I also agree the top is very plain! I tried to ad a star pattern at the top but I couldnt get it o look right :/
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aww, but it does look GREAT!
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i like it a lot. Β it looks good, it's functional, and looks like something a proud woman would wear. Β About the only thing i would add would be stars to the leggings. Β i do like her in the stars. Β
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Thanks
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Oh my gosh! LOVELOVELOVE!
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Thank you so much XD
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You're welcome
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