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* ''ComicBook/SpiderMan''
** In an in-universe comic inspired by her, Comicbook/SpiderGirl has flowing blonde hair and [[MostCommonSuperpower a large bust]].
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** Comicbook/{{Loki}}, usually portrayed as a wrinkled old man at the time, is here portrayed as looking like a handsome twenty-something.
** Odin in ''ComicBook/UltimateThor'' looks a lot younger and fit than the obese old man of the Prime earth.
** George Tarleton in ''ComicBook/UltimateVision'' is a handsome man. The original is Comicbook/{{MODOK}}, an ugly floating head with tiny arms and feet.
** Odin in ''ComicBook/UltimateThor'' looks a lot younger and fit than the obese old man of the Prime earth.
** George Tarleton in ''ComicBook/UltimateVision'' is a handsome man. The original is Comicbook/{{MODOK}}, an ugly floating head with tiny arms and feet.
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** Comicbook/{{Loki}}, Loki, usually portrayed as a wrinkled old man at the time, is here portrayed as looking like a handsome twenty-something.
** Odin in''ComicBook/UltimateThor'' ''ComicBook/UltimateComicsThor'' looks a lot younger and fit than the obese old man of the Prime earth.
** George Tarleton in ''ComicBook/UltimateVision'' is a handsome man. The original isComicbook/{{MODOK}}, Modok, an ugly floating head with tiny arms and feet.
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* In the French YA supernatural thriller Je suis ton secret ( I am your secret ), the fifteen-year old heroine is a remarkably gifted karateka, but also big and ungainly, which causes her to dislike and envy her school's pretty girls; her not-quite-boyfriend, who is comically inept at sports, is thin and much shorter than her. In the comic adaptation, they're both conventionally good-looking teens and he's taller than her ( although still inept at sports ).
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* In the French YA supernatural thriller Je ''Je suis ton secret ( I secret'' ("I am your secret ), secret"), the fifteen-year old fifteen-year-old heroine is a remarkably gifted karateka, but also big and ungainly, which causes her to dislike and envy her school's pretty girls; her not-quite-boyfriend, who is comically inept at sports, is thin and much shorter than her. In the comic adaptation, they're both conventionally good-looking teens and he's taller than her ( although (although still inept at sports ).sports).
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* ''Franchise/{{Batman}}'':
** Alfred, when he first appeared in the comics, was rather portly and clean-shaven, but when he appeared in the movie serials in the 1940s, he was portrayed by actor William Austin, who was very lean and sported a mustache. His appearance was soon changed in the comics to more closely resemble his actor, the change was explained by having him go off to a health spa for a period of time and growing a mustache during that period.
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** ''ComicBook/WonderWoman1942'': In the Golden Age, Etta Candy was a boisterous overweight short woman, who loved a good fight and leapt at chances to beat up Nazis. In the Silver Age she was reimagined as a thin conventionally attractive woman who tended to end up a DamselInDistress.
** The original Duke of Deception was a tiny skinny little imp with an oversized balding head and bulging eyes, though he did frequently use his illusion powers to project himself a more attractive appearance. The version of the Duke in ''ComicBook/TheLegendOfWonderWoman2016'' is the far more attractive redheaded British man Tomas Byde.
** Done InUniverse in ''ComicBook/WonderWomanOdyssey'' by Doctor Psycho to try and keep Diana from turning away. When she convinces him to show his original self, she still accepts his visions of the alternate times.
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* ''ComicBook/SpiderMan''
** In an in-universe comic inspired by her, Comicbook/SpiderGirl has flowing blonde hair and [[MostCommonSuperpower a large bust]].
* ''ComicBook/UltimateMarvel''
** Comicbook/{{Loki}}, usually portrayed as a wrinkled old man at the time, is here portrayed as looking like a handsome twenty-something.
** Odin in ''ComicBook/UltimateThor'' looks a lot younger and fit than the obese old man of the Prime earth.
** George Tarleton in ''ComicBook/UltimateVision'' is a handsome man. The original is Comicbook/{{MODOK}}, an ugly floating head with tiny arms and feet.
