History AuthorAppeal / SurnameRToZ

** He also gets criticized sometimes for his portrayal of lesbians and bisexual women being an author fantasy. He always sticks to the straight male fantasy of the LipstickLesbian. Surely there are [[HollywoodHomely abnormally attractive]] {{butch lesbian}}s out there, but he always stops just short of it. Willow, who assumes a sort of male gender pose in season six (with respect to traditional lesbian gender roles in fiction, especially if you count [[spoiler:Tara]] as a [[StuffedIntoTheFridge Woman in the Refrigerator]]), still has an essentially feminine presentation. She even {{lampshade|Hanging}}s this in "Once More, With Feeling". This could be more about everyone on his shows usually being abnormally attractive anyway.

*** ''Film/{{The Avengers|2012}}'' has a lingering close-up shot of Black Widow's feet in flimsy stockings at the end of her introductory fight scene, and very soon afterwards there's a scene between Tony Stark and Pepper Potts in which Pepper is barefoot throughout. That may be {{justified}}; unlike every other scene in the Marvel universe featuring her up until that point, she's actually relaxed and out of business wear. Also, she's an inch taller than Robert Downey Jr., even out of heels. When she's seen again at the end of the film, in the same room, she wears ballet flats.

* There are ''always'' gay couples in Zee Rose's works or [[EveryoneIsBi every guy is bi]]. They're either married, dating, or even just teasing each other--but expect them to get a lot of scenes. Observe ''Literature/ThePrincess99'' and then look at her other online published works, especially ''Gaeadians''. Though this might be justifiable since she [[BleachedUnderpants started out]] drawing yaoi-oriented doujinshi.

* Creator/JuddWinick is a vocal critic of the [[MonochromeCasting general lack of diversity]] in superhero narratives, and often tries to offset this in his works. His ''[[ComicBook/BatmanAndTheOutsiders Outsiders]]'' run introduced Thunder, an African-American lesbian, and Grace Choi, a Chinese-American bisexual woman. In his run on the ''Comicbook/{{Exiles}}'', he introduced a new version of Sunfire who was a Japanese lesbian in a relationship with a lesbian AlternateUniverse version of ComicBook/SpiderWoman. He also helped launch the Batwing book during the ComicBook/New52 (though Batwing had been created by Creator/GrantMorrison). He also created the TV show ''WesternAnimation/TheLifeAndTimesOfJuniperLee'', which starred a Chinese-American protagonist.

* A lot of Richard Sala's comics feature young women who frequently (if not always) [[DoesNotLikeShoes go barefoot]]. ''ComicBook/{{Peculia}}'' is one example.

* Creator/RumikoTakahashi ''loves'' to have [[BelligerentSexualTension couples that do nothing but bicker and argue]] yet are ''obviously'' in love with each other. She also likes to have fun with perverted old men...as well as [[CantYouReadTheSign a particular sign gag]]. She also loves her characters to be barefoot, open to any gender.

* Suzuhito Yasuda, character designer of ''{{LightNovel/Durarara}}, ''Anime/KamisamaKazoku'', VideoGame/DevilSurvivor'', and official manga artist for Yozakura Quartet, likes giving major characters cat ears.

** She also seems to have a thing for girls with long legs, though this was more visible in her early works.

* Starting with [[CuteBruiser Sally Kimball]] in the ''Literature/EncyclopediaBrown'' series, Donald J. Sobol seems fascinated by women who can beat up men in some of his other works (e.g. ''Angie's First Case'').

** He also likes [[BuxomIsBetter big breasts]] on women, [[WordOfGod by his own admission]].

* TL Welker's ''Webcomic/{{Heartcore}}'' is rife with fanservice and author appeal, in particular, women who are [[BuxomIsBetter quite shapely]], just to name the biggest one.

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* The late Konami Sonoda admits in the end of the first Manga/ChocoMimi volume that she enjoys drawing animal costumes. Later on, there have been a few short stories in [=ChocoMimi=] about the cast being portrayed as cute FunnyAnimals via those costumes.

* Creator/TreyParkerAndMattStone of ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'' fame seem to have a fascination with retarded people, who feature prominently in most of their works, often quite sympathetically. They also seem to find the concept of characters with exaggerated accents who slur words together (i.e., "they tookerjaarbs!") quite hilarious, probably as a result of doing so many voices themselves.

** He also loves coining various neologisms, e.g. "supranym", "girlcape", etc.

* Creator/JohnRingo. Particularly, his self-admitted 'wanker piece' series, ''Literature/PaladinOfShadows''. [[[[http://hradzka.livejournal.com/194753.html This review]] is pretty long, but you don't have to read very far to get the picture. [[MemeticMutation As they say]]:''OH JOHN RINGO NO.''

* Creator/JohnRingo. Particularly, his self-admitted [[http://hradzka.livejournal.com/194753.html 'wanker piece' series]]. It's long, but you don't have to read very far to get the picture. [[MemeticMutation As they say]]:''OH JOHN RINGO NO.''

* Creator/Ryukishi07 seems to have a thing for [[ShesGotLegs legs]]. Quite a few outfits his female characters wear show them off, such as the Angel Mort waitress outfit in ''VisualNovel/{{Higurashi|WhenTheyCry}}'' and the outfits worn by the Stakes of Purgatory, the Chiesters, the Eiserne Jungfrau in ''VisualNovel/{{Umineko|WhenTheyCry}}'', and Usagi and Ichou in ''VisualNovel/TrianthologySanmenkyouNoKuniNoAlice'', all of which incorporate {{Showgirl Skirt}}s.

* About two thirds of Suzuki Nakaba's characters are from Myth/ArthurianLegend, albeit tweaked a little to fit a LighterAndSofter shonen setting. ''Manga/TheSevenDeadlySins'' is basically: "Knights of the Round Table: The Prequel", following the [[OCStandIn (named but undetailed)]] parents of knights such as Tristan and Lancelot.