>>99319553Of course. It's not body features, it's sexualization that doesn't make sense in context.
For example, Moondragon's costume is retarded even by sexy superheroine standards. Mystique on the other hand has a believable explanation for why her powers work better without clothes.
Hell, you can make any type of sexualization work within a movie, you just need the right setup for it to make sense.
A good idea that's been used in a few comics is that superhero costumes are like advertising campaigns, the more a hero gets into the public eye the better they can sell merchandising, or win popularity polls. In that context, sexy superheroines absolutely make sense.
