Spider-Woman's Controversial Cover Explained (Why Marvel Censored It)

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31.10.2021 - 01:41

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Marvel Comics once edited a Spider-Woman variant cover by Italian artist Milo Manara after it was deeper too controversial for its blatant sexualization of the character. In 2014, Manara's variant cover for Spider-Woman #1 was widely criticized for putting the character in a pose that was deemed wildly inappropriate. In response, Marvel Comics censored the cover and apologized for the «mixed messaging» of the image, adding a title that covered up Spider-Woman's backside.

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