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I come in through the CBR main page, where only the title is given.

So, yes.

And I come in through the RSS feed so yes again.

Then this fan grows up and can't help wondering if she's been living a lie, and if she's the last person to realize this, because -- among the sexist crap and the ornamental idealization taken to a degree men are kidding themselves if they think they are even remotely subject to -- she sees her own notion of this archetype publicly humiliated, portrayed stroking her own exposed crotch. She can't think of her own childhood without wondering if everyone was thinking she was some sexualized monstrosity and no one told her.

The woman who doesn't give in to the ornamental idealization may see it for what it is. But in an American comics-based community, where men have no reservation against saying they can't even comprehend its controversy, she only has her own word in this environment that anything wrong has taken place. She should be pissed.

If Playboy had put "Wonder Woman" in distinctive lettering across the top of the cover, in order to confuse the buying public into believing that this was an official Wonder Woman themed issue of Playboy, or that Playboy publishes Wonder Woman, or that there is some sort of endorsement or relationship between the two companies in order for Playboy to benefit from Wonder Woman's popularity, that would be infringement.

The reason they wouldn't let Sufjan Stevens use Superman on his album cover is that he showed the "S" logo. And he probably asked for permission. I'm certain Playboy didn't.

Let the flaming begin!

*Not that there's anything bad about this photo.

I don’t think there’s a “problem” at all.

I don't think that's really up for debate. You have people complaining, so that means there's a problem.

It's just not obvious who's got the problem, the complainers or complainees.

And we can all blame Ms. magazine for that, I think.

Except that every single feminist blogger I've read on the subject- and I read a few- has made it clear that they really don't care very much about this (Valerie D'Orazio for example- http://occasionalsuperheroine.blogspot.com/2008/01/wonder-woman-amazon-superhero-playmate.html)

Yeah, it's Playboy. We all know about Playboy. Is there something interesting we can talk about instead?

Will

My problem with this is it presents Wonder Woman as a sex object

You are shitting me, right?

Have you seen how she's been drawn in the last 20 odd years of comics?
Have you seen her costume?
She's a cheesecake icon - always has been, always will be.
Her whole ambassador from another world thingy jig story, where she's smart and kind and can handle herself, is straight out of a Russ Myer or Roger Corman type film.
Enjoy her comics and character all you want, but she's cheesecake, and always will be.
And thus fair game for Playboy - at least they'll actually show her topless in the mag, instead of covering just the nipple with a hair.

brains aren't photogenic.