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By their very nature, superheroes aren't supposed to hold any particular verisimilitude to you or I as actual people.  However, it's hard for society not to internalize these idols as perfect physical beings. Over time, the unrealistic body images for heroes in comics have become more and more pronounced.  Here’re 15 definitive examples of unrealistic body image standards in comic books. 1. Captain America It looks like Captain America ate America. Yikes.   2. Enchantress YOWZA, great job Rob Liefeld! Prepubescent boys love looooooooong legs! Really looooooooong legs! Like, so loooooong that the character must clearly have a crippling deformity! AAAAWHOOOOOOGAAAA! 3. Namor Which has more muscles: Namor or the ocean? Answer: The Ocean. But Namor is still jacked as hell in this picture.  4. Wolverine What adorable little arms. Most people don't realize that Wolverine is actual based on a T-Rex.  5. Avengelyne an

It’s showtime in this second original graphic novel of Garfield! The infamous Fat Cat thinks Nermal is annoying, but he has no idea what’s in store as he becomes a contestant on a reality TV program. Join Garfield, Odie, and Jon in a series of all-new adventures from legendary Garfield and Friends show writer Mark Evanier, ongoing Garfield contributors Scott Nickel and Antonio Alfaro, and New York Times best-selling cartoonist Judd Winick (Hilo).

The X-Men have been around for decades fighting for equality and justice for their mutant peers. They’ve resonated with every reader who has felt downtrodden or discriminated against — it’s one of the reasons they’re so popular. The films brought about the new generation of superhero movies. And although there are plenty of timeline and continuity problems, they still hold up as good films, save for a handful of entries that were less than subpar. Okay, they’ve had a few bad films too — but also some excellent ones, such as Deadpool and Logan. RELATED: Web Art: 15 Jaw-Dropping Fan-Designed Spider-Man Costumes Regardless, the ideas from the comics and the films have inspired artists the world over to create their own versions of the X-Men. Some artists have transported them across timelines, or been influenced by other TV series and franchises — the possibilities are endless when it comes to characters with hundreds of stories, costumes, identities and universes. We’d just like to poin

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