Comments on: Nostalgia Week: Betsy Braddock’s Butt http://www.continuityerror.com/2006/12/10/nostalgia-week-betsy-braddocks-butt/ Because Comics Matter Sat, 22 Nov 2008 12:47:10 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: grabbingsand http://www.continuityerror.com/2006/12/10/nostalgia-week-betsy-braddocks-butt/#comment-30 grabbingsand Sat, 23 Dec 2006 04:44:14 +0000 http://www.continuityerror.com/?p=43#comment-30 I liked Betsy Braddock so much more as she was <a href="http://psylocke.club.fr/gallerie/us.html">originally designed by Alan Davis</a>. The total makeover courtesy of The Hand was just overkill. Would've been just as well to replace her outright than to reshape her entirely. I liked Betsy Braddock so much more as she was originally designed by Alan Davis. The total makeover courtesy of The Hand was just overkill. Would’ve been just as well to replace her outright than to reshape her entirely.

]]> By: Joel Bryan http://www.continuityerror.com/2006/12/10/nostalgia-week-betsy-braddocks-butt/#comment-27 Joel Bryan Thu, 14 Dec 2006 00:38:44 +0000 http://www.continuityerror.com/?p=43#comment-27 I'm pretty sure I'm in agreement with you here. More and more I'm finding things strange in comics that most readers accept as givens, things we should wonder why about.<br /><br />I mean, in all this "comics are for grown-ups now" talk, they really seem more aimed at teenyboppers than anything.<br /><br />I think Maggie and Hopey are pretty good examples of female characters who aren't sexually objectified, also. I’m pretty sure I’m in agreement with you here. More and more I’m finding things strange in comics that most readers accept as givens, things we should wonder why about.

I mean, in all this “comics are for grown-ups now” talk, they really seem more aimed at teenyboppers than anything.

I think Maggie and Hopey are pretty good examples of female characters who aren’t sexually objectified, also.

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