Why do we sexualize DC Characters

(PS. Please don't get political in the comments)

Round CLVII of 21 Questions. I will explain the rules for anyone new coming into the game.

Rules

• You have 21 questions to try and figure out what DC character I have chosen. I may only answer these questions in Yes, No, or Maybe.

• Each player must wait either two questions, two hours or both one question and one hour before they can ask a question again.

• You may not ask a question with a picture (using a picture with characters in and asking me if one of the characters is in that picture).

• Guesses on the character's identity count as a question, and every player has three guesses.

• You may make a guess on the character's identity after asking a question, but if it is wrong it counts as two questions.

• The same character cannot be used twice.

• Characters from DC imprints, such as Impact, Helix, Vertigo or Wildstorm are allowed.

• The character I have picked must have at least 25 appearances and have appeared in three separate comic series. If they have not appeared in three separate comic series they must have at least 50 appearances.

Previous Played Characters

I will give two clues - one when there are 5 questions remaining, and a Calamity Clue for when every question has been asked.

After all of the 21 Questions have been asked we move on the guesses, where each participant gets 1 guess and if that guess is wrong they are out of the game.

I will try my best to put out recaps every 4 questions.

Today, we celebrate Superman Day, In honor of this amazing celebration, I invite you to talk about what you really like about Superman!

Since I started this post, it's only fair that I go first. I love Superman for his unwavering courage and heroism, his vast array of powers, his bright and colorful uniform and the fact that he is deeply-layered and multidimensional character that can be adapted into any kind of story. He can be a social justice champion, a space-faring adventurer or a reluctant messiah, or anything else entirely and it would still make sense! That's the power of an icon of pop-culture like Superman!

Now, it's your turn to tell me what do you love about Superman! Remember, this is meant to be a friendly conversation, so please be polite and leave your comments and civilized comments. We are all fans of both Superman and DC here, we just see things differently. So leave your comments below, thanks for your time and stay safe out there!

This Something I've been Noticing and that is how Teams like The Legion of Doom have Gorilla Grodd or Captain Cold, etc. What Do You Guys Think

Am I the only one who think That Arrow‘s Ra‘s is the best

No Front!But Look at this guy.

Seriously?

And the Ra‘s from Gotham isn‘t Epic enough

I have created 118 original (nrw but inspired)characters. I wanted to know whether DC takes the character design or not.

I also posted this on marvel's wiki.

She has energy manipulation and she's similar to fantastic four's invisible woman

I know Swamp Thing is considered very powerful. I was wondering about his durability though, do bullets just pass through his vegetative body? What is his durability level?

Thank you guys for always answering and helping me out. If I ask a lot of questions, it is just because I am wanting to get to know the characters better.

So I’ve been jumping back into DC again and wanted to see how the continuity is doing. So I’m under the impression everything is canon? It seems DC has written 3 stories in the last couple years saying “everything is in continuity don’t worry about it.” If any super fans can help me out on the comments to explain it to me, I’d greatly appreciate it!

The Three in Question:

Convergence: At the end of Convergence it seems all old multiverses are back outside of the current 52 worlds that’s mainly focused on.

Doomsday Clock: So everything is canon now, even pre crisis, to the main line of comics? The way it seems is everything is canon time just shifts to accommodate the current publishing era.

Death Metal: It’s now stated “eh don’t worry about it, all the proverbial ‘walls’ are gone.” Does this mean there’s not a multiverse? No more “52 Worlds?” Also I heard there’s another world called Elseworld, I haven’t read Death Metal, but do not care about multiversal related spoilers just so I can get my head around this.

Anyway, if anyone can help me understand this I’d appreciate it, this will give me motivation to jump back in, haha!

I heard the comic is based 20 years in the future if not why does supes look so old

Please i need help understanding is it based on unavoidable events is it an alternate timeline or a possible future or just an event like future's end

No, this is not a versus thread.

I have read the "Superman Vs. Shazam" TPB's first story and I quite liked it. It was very entertaining, and there was something I wish we got more from.

And no, it is not Superman/Shazam fights.

I'm talking about interactions between Otto Binders' best gals.

(So there are not misunderstandings regarding the panel above: Mary is wearing red shorts under her skirt. Can we get our minds out of the gutter and back into the topic now? Thank you)

I really enjoyed seeing both girls working together, and I'd love seeing more team-ups between them. As far as I can say -although I'm surely wrong-, there has only been three SG/MM interactions: "When the Worlds Collide" -this story-, a 90's storyline which did not even feature Kara, and Final Crisis which... was not a good moment.

In my opinion, a waste.

@Faze7023 , I know you are not very keen on Pre-Crisis stories, but I think you could like this. Moreover, it is a Bronze Age story, so it is not as cheesy as the early 60's stories.

Also why is the kids name ryan choi