We’ve all seen the ALTERNATE cover of the upcoming Spider-Woman solo comic book by Marvel Comics. Jessica Drew – aka Spider-Woman – is crawling up over the edge of a building in New York City in a classic Spider-Man pose – but with a more sexual edge than normal (or is it?). Her butt is rising into the air, the centerpiece of the illustration. Her costume is tight, clinging to her curves like her own skin, but in different colors. One can imagine the men on the street below, who happen to be glancing skyward, seeing her scandalous rump disappearing over the edge and how they then start to sweat. Mothers shield their children’s eyes. We, as the potential reader, are assaulted with this…
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