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[DC] How do you think moral gauridians feel about these skintight and often exposing superhero costumes?

What do you think moral gaurdians think about these clothes in the DC world? I mean, I know *we* know their clothes are probably armor/resistant but I feel like if someone who super uptight about that stuff saw Wonder Woman flying around in what appears to be a skintight one piece, we might get a Rush Limbaugh-esqe person talking about how the princess is setting a bad example for girls or something.

In fact, expanding on that how do you think super religious people get along in the DC world in general? With aliens, goddesses, and Batman, what would they think? How would you preach against magic when Zantanna exists?
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There's always been paragons of morality attempting to tear down the popular images of superheroes (sometimes literally), but most of the time, their cries for so-called 'decency' and 'return of wholesome values' fall upon deaf and/or uncaring ears, seeing as most people rejoice when a big-time hero, especially a Leaguer, shows up to defeat whatever baddie is stomping around the city. Some would certainly find a good amount of humor or confusion within them if they set their eyes upon a heroic savior clad in a polka-dot bikini, a wool sweater knitted by their grandmother, or simply nothing but a pair of ass-less bell bottoms, but they won't think too much of it when the hero carries them to safety away from a violent super-villain that's been throwing cars around. 

Even with the undeniable existence of gods, magic, aliens, time travel, and other concepts and things straight out of various fiction, there are still those who deny their existence, and either attempt to disprove such things as misinterpreted natural phenomena, or rile against these things as abhorrent schemes brought into creation by said-person's religious arch-fiend to tempt mankind to stray from whatever religion or philosophy that said-person believes. 
Many devoutly religious individuals, be they radical or puritan, have claimed that various magi are nothing but witches who traffick with vile demons and foul spirits, even though many of these magi have saved all of Mankind (both those who are magically active and those who're not) from innumerable supernatural threats (although there's plenty of reasons to hate John Constantine besides his sorcery). There's also those who are unflinchingly and bitterly skeptical, claiming that all these displays of apparent supernatural power are merely just sophisticated illusions done with smoke, mirrors, and sleight of hand. In the specific case of Zatanna, this belief isn't so unfounded, seeing as she is also an actual stage magician alongside her magically powered, superhero activities. There's also a Flash villain whose name I've currently forgotten, but he too was a magician whose 'magic' was called into question, and it was ultimately revealed the he did in fact not use magic, just extremely advanced technology from the future (Clarke's Third Law in action).