Fridge / Rob Liefeld

• Fridge Horror: His art style becomes this, if you consider how people like that would look in real life.
  • Or maybe Fridge Brilliance! After all, aren't a sizable percentage of them supposed to be mutants, aliens or androids? Clearly genetics/cybernetics have not been kind to them, giving them all freakishly inhuman anatomies.
• The much maligned pouches? Fridge Brilliance. Prior to Liefeld, one wonders where tights-clad superheros kept the keys to the X-Jet.
  • Spider-Man, never having received a Liefeld-style Makeover, had to stash his stuff in garbage cans, alley ways, or webbed under ledges- leading to said stuff being stolen, destroyed, or otherwise unrecoverable on multiple occasions.
  • Do you even want to think about how Deadpool would carry around his action figures if he didn't have so many convenient pockets?
    • He probably does, anyway.
  • His antiheroes love them some guns. They gotta carry all that ammo/explosives/weaponry somewhere.
  • All the pouches are Older Than They Think anyway. Art Adams thought them up for Longshot for, yes, exactly that reason - where did he keep all his throwing knives? And Adams was pretty obviously the single biggest influence on Liefeld's style.