Realistically speaking, shouldn't most superheroines have smaller breasts...

Realistically speaking, shouldn't most superheroines have smaller breasts? Being that fit and athletic means less body fat which means smaller boobs.

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yeah but who cares? realistically speaking shouldn't most superheroines have no powers?

Back during Dark Reign, whoever was doing the interior art for New Avengers gave Mockingbird a reasonable cup size. Adi Granov has a tendency to draw less-busty women, too.

Basically, I think it boils down to the artist. The same character can have a modest B-cup in one book, and back-cracking volley-ball boobs in the next.

Realistically speaking why do symbols of hope and justice fly around with their asses hanging out

A lot of boob size is genetic. You don’t need a high body fat percentage to justify it.
They’re larger on average than in real life, sure, just like most fictional characters are generally more attractive, taller, etc. on average. If we’re complaining in regards to realism, I have more of an issue with them not having enough muscle on them to justify kicking as much ass as they do.

To give young boys and emotionally underdeveloped adults boners?

Realism is irrelevant in superhero stuff.

>I have more of an issue with them not having enough muscle on them to justify kicking as much ass as they do.
I have an issue with male characters having a professional body-builder's physique when they are strong for reasons that have nothing to do with muscle.

Realistically male heroes should have strongman bodies, not bodybuilder. And characters with superpowers have barely any reason to be in a good shape in general.
Capeshit is just a fantasy and people like to draw characters with hot/aesthetic bodies.

If you read comics for realism, you should fuck off.

>symbols of hope and justice
kek, heroines are made to sell comics with their big perky boobs, flawless round ass and toned abs. they are drawings you faggot, made to sell comics to idiots like yourself

Male superheroes are a male fantasy.
Female superheroes are a male fantasy.
So they look like a Boris Vallejo painting.

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>Realistically speaking, shouldn't most superheroines have smaller breasts?
Probably. But I can give characters like WW and Peej a pass because they're not Human and Shulk because she's mutated.

Why are you shilling your shitty threads on Zig Forums since Monday? Serious question fat fuck, why? Because you'll never be a perfect girl like Ms. marvel or Powergirl? Well, deal with it eating 10 hot pockets per day

Honestly, I just like posting pictures of girls with big breasts.

>Basically, I think it boils down to the artist. The same character can have a modest B-cup in one book, and back-cracking volley-ball boobs in the next.
Another reason why the big 2 should have fixed character models that artists and colorists are instructed to stick to, so everyone looks consistent, even allowing for artists with different styles.

Female heroes are a females fantasy, men and women want to look attractive

They are fantasy universe, don't compare with real life
Let fantasy be a fun place

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>He doesn't want acrobatic and melee fighter heroines with huge breasts bouncing around
>He doesn't want heroines being constantly hit in the face by their own bouncing breasts
>He doesn't want distance-fighter and magic heroines who can enjoy life being stacked
Think about your life, think about your choices.

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>Amanda Conner has done cheesecake art for Power Girl, Starfire and Harley Quinn
Is she gay or something?

This.
People understand there is a difference between fantasy and reality.
Comics are a completely visual medium, so they work better when the art is ascetically pleasing, even if it means it's not realistic.

>Now, in real life, neither one of these archetypes is realistic
lol

That *is* them with breasts shrunken by athleticism. If they stopped getting the work out they'd be even bigger.

>Is she gay or something?
As long as she keeps delivering good artwork, does it matter?

Asses don't give you hope?

You say that as if the board isn't 90% identity politics on any given day.

>heroines being constantly hit in the face by their own bouncing breasts
Holy shit that sounds amazing.

>They’re larger on average than in real life, sure, just like most fictional characters are generally more attractive, taller, etc. on average. If we’re complaining in regards to realism, I have more of an issue with them not having enough muscle on them to justify kicking as much ass as they do.
To add on to this, there are plenty of superheroines that are more modestly endowed. OP, even a few of the women in your post have “reasonable” busts.
Also, historically it’s just something people have found alluring. Why not complain that fictional characters are too pretty/handsome on average to be considered realistic while we’re at it.

>And characters with superpowers have barely any reason to be in a good shape in general.
So what if their power fails them? Plus nobody wants to looks at fat ugly people.

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It's like ancient mythology. These are our modern day gods and goddesses, so they have idealized, even impossible bodies because they're literal physical perfection. Wanting them to look mundane, normal or 'realistic', or to be fat and ugly is stupid and completely missing the point.

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Doesn’t apply to Power Girl. WW is a golem or a god so doesn’t apply to her either. Barda is a New God. The rest in that picture otoh, yeah. Especially the street level characters like Batgirl, Black Cat and Catwoman