History FanDisservice / ComicBooks

* In ''ComicBook/ChillingAdventuresOfSabrina'', [[spoiler:Madame Satan]] first appears NakedOnArrival and has GodivaHair. It's considerably less attractive sounding as ''she has no face'' and has to murder an random girl to get one.

* ''{{Preacher}}'' has at least two decrepit old women in low-cut outfits, and a dwarf having sex with a large, human-shaped pile of meat.

* ''Comicbook/TheLeagueOfExtraordinaryGentlemen'': Someone, somewhere must have said to Creator/AlanMoore 'Please get Mina's kit off in Vol 2'. What they probably didn't bargain for was who she'd get it off for... and quite how grotesque the resulting congress would look. Indeed sex only ever seems to be squicky in ''League'' land.
* [[TheMightyThor Thor]]: Reign of Blood. You have the Enchantress, wearing nothing but high boots and a loin cloth...getting ready to have sex with three gnarled, ugly dwarfs for a shiny necklace. Ew.

* ''TarotWitchOfTheBlackRose'' contains copious amounts of FanService played straight, but there's also plenty of {{Squick}}y moments in there as well; such as the permanently naked and well-endowed Gingerbread Woman-Slash-Sex Doll who ends up eating her owner (and no, not like ''[[DoubleEntendre that]]'', either).

* ''{{Deadpool}}'' :
** Seen above: {{Deadpool}}'s PantyShot. No, not as in a PantyShot found in the ''{{Deadpool}}'' series, but as in the heavily mutilated {{Deadpool}} himself giving the readers a PantyShot. You see, he borrowed the original Marvel Girl costume. Which has a ''very'' short skirt. And yes, everyone present was as disturbed by the above image as the reader.
** Mention should also be made of when he was shown [[http://scans-daily.dreamwidth.org/3150644.html?#cutid1 naked in the shower.]] Poor {{Wolverine}}, having to see ''that'' when he visited to ask {{Deadpool}} for help.

* Similarly, the first ComicBook/SpiderWoman, Jessica Drew, shows rear nudity in an issue of New {{Thunderbolts}}... during a scene where she's the mind controlled slave of the Purple Man.

* In the Justice League of America tie-in of BlackestNight, the Japanese Dr. Light ends up naked at the end of the story. The problem is her clothes were vaporized by the undead predecessor Dr. Light who tried to molest and kill her, along with her children.
* Carol Danvers, AKA: MsMarvel, being completely naked while the Brood experimented on her (which in the process gave her the Binary powers).
* At the hands of French artist Edika [[note]]this probably would work for any artist with intentional "butt-ugly" style, e.g. Tom Bunk of "Mad"[[/note]] even a certain well-established yet woefully redlinked trope involving amourous sealife makes you cringe. For the scientifically interested, it's the cover of U-Comix 118. (NSFW.)

* In the Belgian comic ''Papyrus's'' [[spoiler: "Tears of the Giant"]] issue, [[KidHero Papyrus]] is carrying a pretty girl [[BridalCarry in his arms]] and she has her [[BareYourMidriff midriff]] and [[ShesgotLegs legs]] exposed... but [[spoiler: she has just died after having been subjected to ColdBloodedTorture, and right before kicking it she gave Papyrus a DyingDeclarationOfLove so the poor guy [[ItsAllmyFault is completely wrecked with guilt]] since he couldn't reach for her in time.]] And since this happens towards the end, it's also one HELL of a DownerEnding.

* In the Belgian comic ''Papyrus's'' [[spoiler: "Tears of the Giant" issue, Papyrus is carrying a pretty girl in his arms and she has her [[BareYourMidriff midriff]] and [[ShesgotLegs legs]] exposed... but [[spoiler: she has just died after having been subjected to ColdBloodedTorture, and right before kicking it she gave Papyrus a DyingDeclarationOfLove so the poor guy [[ItsAllmyFault is completely wrecked with guilt]] since he couldn't reach for her in time.]] And since this happens towards the end, it's also one HELL of a DownerEnding.

* ''TheLeagueOfExtraordinaryGentlemen'': Someone, somewhere must have said to Creator/AlanMoore 'Please get Mina's kit off in Vol 2'. What they probably didn't bargain for was who she'd get it off for... and quite how grotesque the resulting congress would look. Indeed sex only ever seems to be squicky in ''League'' land.

* The comic ''NightOfTheLivingDead: New York'' features possibly one of the most blatant and graphic examples of {{Fanservice}} at the beginning, but to its credit balances it quite nicely towards the end with an equally graphic example of this trope, in a scene wherein a character hides from the ZombieApocalypse in what appears to have been a porn shop. In one of the booths, a stripper still appears to be dancing... except she's been partially cannibalized and zombified, which kind of takes the appeal away.

* GreenLantern: For a while, at least. Arisia is an orange-skinned, pointy-eared elf babe from another planet who gets romantically involved with the thirty-ish Hal Jordan. All fine and dandy until it is realized that Arisia is THIRTEEN YEARS OLD. Retconned out later in that on her alien planet, one year = about thirty Earth years. So she's [[ReallySevenHundredYearsOld hundreds of years old]]. Um...yeah. Originally, Arisia's planet went around its sun faster than earth, not slower; so she was fourteen earth years old but claimed that REALLY she was twenty-eight. She generally acted like a teenager with a crush, though.

** {{Deadpool}}'s PantyShot. No, not as in a PantyShot found in the ''{{Deadpool}}'' series, but as in the heavily mutilated {{Deadpool}} himself giving the readers a PantyShot. You see, he borrowed the original Marvel Girl costume. Which has a ''very'' short skirt. And yes, everyone present was as disturbed by the above image as the reader.

* At the hands of French artist Edika [[note]]this probably would work for any artist with intentional "butt-ugly" style, e.g. Tom Bunk of "Mad"[[/note]] even a [[SarcasmMode certain well-established yet woefully redlinked trope involving amourous sealife]] makes you cringe. For the scientifically interested, it's the cover of U-Comix 118. (NSFW.)

[[quoteright:350:[[{{Deadpool}} http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/deadpool_msmarvel.jpg]]]]
[[caption-width-right:350:{{Deadpool}} in Marvel Girl's outfit. Yes, ''that'' Deadpool.]]

* Similarly, the first {{Spider-Woman}}, Jessica Drew, shows rear nudity in an issue of New {{Thunderbolts}}...during a scene where she's the mind controlled slave of the Purple Man.

[[{{Deadpool}} http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/deadpool_msmarvel.jpg]]
[[caption-width:550:{{Deadpool}} in Marvel Girl's outfit. Yes, ''that'' Deadpool.]]

** Lucifer's [[TheDragon Dragon]], Mazikeen has half her face burned off, Comicbook/TwoFace style. He makes out with her a lot. In the spin-off series, Comicbook/{{Lucifer}}, they have a long lasting sexual relationship. Said spin-off also had many wonderful moments like a living tarot deck turning itself into what looked like [[VideoGame/{{Castlevania}} Legion]] having an orgy and then forcibly impregnating a woman.

* ''ComicBook/TheKillingJoke''. Jim Gordon stripped by a bunch of evil midgets and then locked in a cage. And then there are the pictures of Barbara Gordon that the Joker takes of her, naked and bleeding from being shot in the spine. Is is any wonder that despite WordOfGod saying it's not the case, nearly every person who reads the story assumes that SelfDemonstrating/TheJoker took sexual advantage of Barbara?

* The 2011 ''ComicBook/{{Huntress}}'' mini-series has a human trafficking ring at the center of its story, so {{Deconstruction}}s of fanservice abound. In issue #1 a mob boss is seen talking to some lackies while several women in low cut tops pour him wine, but the fanservice of this is mitigated by the fact that it's damn clear from the women's expressions ''that they do not want to be there''. This gets taken up a notch in the same scene when the mob boss shoots a guy in the head and the women are left to clean it up, and once again, despite the cleavage on display it's more to show just how these women are being exploited.

* BlackCanary was the first DC heroine to have her nipples exposed on panel, but the circumstances (being tortured) made it fall into this instead.

* The 2011 ''{{Huntress}}'' mini-series has a human trafficking ring at the center of its story, so {{Deconstruction}}s of fanservice abound. In issue #1 a mob boss is seen talking to some lackies while several women in low cut tops pour him wine, but the fanservice of this is mitigated by the fact that it's damn clear from the women's expressions ''that they do not want to be there''. This gets taken up a notch in the same scene when the mob boss shoots a guy in the head and the women are left to clean it up, and once again, despite the cleavage on display it's more to show just how these women are being exploited.

* ''TheKillingJoke''. Jim Gordon stripped by a bunch of evil midgets and then locked in a cage. And then there are the pictures of Barbara Gordon that the Joker takes of her, naked and bleeding from being shot in the spine. Is is any wonder that despite WordOfGod saying it's not the case, nearly every person who reads the story assumes that SelfDemonstrating/TheJoker took sexual advantage of Barbara?

* ''TheLeagueOfExtraordinaryGentlemen'': Someone, somewhere must have said to AlanMoore 'Please get Mina's kit off in Vol 2'. What they probably didn't bargain for was who she'd get it off for... and quite how grotesque the resulting congress would look. Indeed sex only ever seems to be squicky in ''League'' land.

** Later scenes in the comic with the Corinthian. It's as if they realised the potential MrFanservice in a gay supernatural-based and suave WhiteHairedPrettyBoy now firmly on the side of good-- and then had him ''[[EyeScream still cut the eyes out of things at every given opportunity]]''. To ''[[PickyPeopleEater eat]]'' them.

** Lucifer's [[TheDragon Dragon]], Mazikeen has half her face burned off, [[{{Batman}} Two-Face style.]] He makes out with her a lot. In the spin-off series, Comicbook/{{Lucifer}}, they have a long lasting sexual relationship. Said spin-off also had many wonderful moments like a living tarot deck turning itself into what looked like [[VideoGame/{{Castlevania}} Legion]] having an orgy and then forcibly impregnating a woman.

* GreenLantern: For a while, at least. Arisia is an orange-skinned, pointy-eared elf babe from another planet who gets romantically involved with the thirty-ish Hal Jordan. All fine and dandy until it is realized that Arisia is THIRTEEN YEARS OLD. Retconned out later in that on her alien planet, one year = about thirty Earth years. So she's [[ReallySevenHundredYearsOld hundreds of years old]]. Um...yeah.
** Originally, Arisia's planet went around its sun faster than earth, not slower; so she was fourteen earth years old but claimed that REALLY she was twenty-eight. She generally acted like a teenager with a crush, though.

* ''ComicBook/TheSandman,'': Despair (an Anthropomorphic Personification) is always naked. She is also rather obese, her body is sagging, she is haggard, and she has a habit of self-cutting with a hook.

** Speaking of Alan Moore, his CthulhuMythos story ''ComicBook/{{Neonomicon}}'' might as well be called "FanDisservice: The Comic Book."

* {{Deadpool}}'s PantyShot. No, not as in a PantyShot found in the ''{{Deadpool}}'' series, but as in the heavily mutilated {{Deadpool}} himself giving the readers a PantyShot. You see, he borrowed the original Marvel Girl costume. Which has a ''very'' short skirt. And yes, everyone present was as disturbed by the above image as the reader.

* The 2011 ''Huntress'' mini-series has a human trafficking ring at the center of its story, so {{Deconstruction}}s of fanservice abound. In issue #1 a mob boss is seen talking to some lackies while several women in low cut tops pour him wine, but the fanservice of this is mitigated by the fact that it's damn clear from the women's expressions ''that they do not want to be there''. This gets taken up a notch in the same scene when the mob boss shoots a guy in the head and the women are left to clean it up, and once again, despite the cleavage on display it's more to show just how these women are being exploited.

* Similarly, the first Spider-Woman, Jessica Drew, shows rear nudity in an issue of New Thunderbolts...during a scene where she's the mind controlled slave of the Purple Man.

** Lucifer's [[TheDragon Dragon]], Mazikeen has half her face burned off, [[{{Batman}} Two-Face style.]] He makes out with her a lot. In the spin-off series, Comicbook/{{Lucifer}}, they have a long lasting sexual relationship. Said spin-off also had many wonderful moments like a living tarot deck turning itself into what looked like [[{{Castlevania}} Legion]] having an orgy and then forcibly impregnating a woman.

* ''TheKillingJoke''. Jim Gordon stripped by a bunch of evil midgets and then locked in a cage. And then there are the pictures of Barbara Gordon that the Joker takes of her, naked and bleeding from being shot in the spine. Is is any wonder that despite WordOfGod saying it's not the case, nearly every person who reads the story assumes that TheJoker took sexual advantage of Barbara?

* ''TheSandman,'': Despair (an Anthropomorphic Personification) is always naked. She is also rather obese, her body is sagging, she is haggard, and she has a habit of self-cutting with a hook.

** Lucifer's [[TheDragon Dragon]], Mazikeen has half her face burned off, [[{{Batman}} Two-Face style.]] He makes out with her a lot. In the spin-off series, [[{{Comicbook/Lucifer}} Lucifer]], they have a long lasting sexual relationship. Said spin-off also had many wonderful moments like a living tarot deck turning itself into what looked like [[{{Castlevania}} Legion]] having an orgy and then forcibly impregnating a woman.
* ''TheLeagueOfExtraordinaryGentlemen'': Someone, somewhere must have said to AlanMoore 'Please get Mina's kit off in Vol 2'. What they probably didn't bargain for was who she'd get it off for... and quite how grotesque the resulting congress would look. Indeed sex only ever seems to be squicky in ''League'' land.
** Speaking of Alan Moore, his CthulhuMythos story ''ComicBook/{{Neonomicon}}'' might as well be called "FanDisservice: The Comic Book."

* Similarly, the first Spider-Woman, Jessica Drew, shows rear nudity in an issue of New Thunderbolts...during a scene where she's the mind controlled slave of the Purple Man.

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