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When people complain that female comic book heroes are overly sexualized, one of the most common counterarguments is that male superheroes are also drawn with attractive, muscular bodies designed to be ogled. Andrew Wheeler over at Comics Alliance eloquently explains why that simply isn't true-male muscles aren't equivalent to female curves because both are drawn to appeal to male readers, albeit in different ways. Big muscles are a male fantasy. That's not to say that women aren't ever into them, but let's face facts \ No newline at end of file