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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
I don't think women are objectified in comic books. CMV.

I think the sexuality and physique of an idolized, athletic female body is often portrayed, and is exaggerated in comics, but I don't think the characters are made to be objects at all. The most iconic superheroines like Wonder Woman, She-Hulk, Invisible Woman, Catwoman, and what have you, all have terrific character build up, and by that definition alone they are not made to be mere objects in comics.

EDIT: Score just got unhidden, thanks for all the downvotes. I didnt't realize having a different opinion means having a lower quality comment.
gpt
Because male characters can have a large variety of personalities, and even body types. You have your Volstaggs, your Kingpins, and your Blobs. Wolverine is a short hairy Canadian for crying out loud. For female characters, no matter what their personality is, they wear hilariously revealing costumes and have exaggerated bodies. Caring mother of two? Skintight spandex suit. Confident green lawyer? Leotard. Even characters like Jubilee, who is supposed to be a regularly proportioned Asian teenager, had her physique exaggerated over time.

Heroic male poses aren't over sexualized, they are empowering.