DC Comics Censores Michael Turner’s Artwork
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https://www.bleedingcool.com/2019/04/24/walmart-dc-comics-censored-michael-turner-supergirl-wonder-woman/
>>>Thanks to Andrew Elia for spotting this one. But the recent Walmart DC Giant-Sized Superman #9 and #10, reprinting classic stories has been bowdlerising them a little for the Walmart audience. What was once acceptable, for some reason, is no longer kosher.
>>>Especially when it comes to how the later Michael Turner drew women. Or rather the clothes he drew on women. Or not.
>>>So in these reprinted issues of Superman/Batman by Jeph Loeb and Michael Turner, chosen specially by DC Comics for these Walmart comic books, we have Supergirl, Kara, sporting a rather specific asymmetrical look on Paraside Island, where she is hanging out with the other Themyscrians. Well, one bit of her seems to be hanging out more than the others.
... So Superman fantasizing about Lois Dying multiple ways is ok, but god forbid we show the butt of a Heroine in a skimpy costume
>>>Thanks to Andrew Elia for spotting this one. But the recent Walmart DC Giant-Sized Superman #9 and #10, reprinting classic stories has been bowdlerising them a little for the Walmart audience. What was once acceptable, for some reason, is no longer kosher.
>>>Especially when it comes to how the later Michael Turner drew women. Or rather the clothes he drew on women. Or not.
>>>So in these reprinted issues of Superman/Batman by Jeph Loeb and Michael Turner, chosen specially by DC Comics for these Walmart comic books, we have Supergirl, Kara, sporting a rather specific asymmetrical look on Paraside Island, where she is hanging out with the other Themyscrians. Well, one bit of her seems to be hanging out more than the others.
... So Superman fantasizing about Lois Dying multiple ways is ok, but god forbid we show the butt of a Heroine in a skimpy costume
