History MsFanservice / ComicBooks

* ComicBook/LadyDeath is [[BoobsOfSteel extremely voluptuous]] and wore a ChainmailBikini with black opera gloves and CombatStilettos that only enhanced her outstanding figure. She was originally written with [[FemmeFatale a very seductive personality]].

** From the sequel ''Pk 2'' the two villainesses, the Ducklair sisters: Korinna and Juniper. Korinna wardrobe mostly consists of skintight jumpsuits, and she spends quite a bit of her time only half clothed, and the few times she wears a full set of clothes, the artist go out of their way to show she's wearing a thong. Juniper has her moments with some BareYourMidriff look.

* Deena Pilgrim from ''ComicBook/{{Powers}}''. Putting aside her proclivity for wearing what she calls [[BareYourMidriff "little belly shirts"]], it's rare for her to go more than five issues without being shown either topless or completely nude. Also Callista Secor, a.k.a. [[spoiler: the new Retro Girl]], who wears tight shorts and a halter top as part of her costume. However, when she realizes what she looks like on TV (after her first escapade is taped), she's not happy.

** Roxy is a TomboyWithAGirlyStreak with a punk look, and while she doesn't have the [[BuxomIsBetter figure of the other two girls]], she usually provides {{fanservice}} by wearing many FanserviceCostumes.

** Atom Eve is a very curvaceous [[HeroesWantRedHeads red head]] and LoveInterest-now wife of the protagonist, Eve also ends up naked a lot (with only a ModestyBedsheet to [[https://majorspoilers.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/12a/imagecomics121108/invincible56/invincible56_p1.jpg cover]] [[https://2.bp.blogspot.com/rNWfUNITeNBUNui1S3eqVNbMuPYx7hh_RpDsJG8NLTf8Jsfp5VlEHJv30npSy5V4gDPT9N756nUT=s0 up]]) and she also once remade her body using her powers and [[BuxomIsBetter made her breasts even bigger]]. Eve also became a BigBeautifulWoman for a time, then a PregnantBadass and even lost her leg but throughout remained attractive.

* ComicBook/{{Vampirella}} is almost always scantily clad in her signature red sling suit, complete with a NavelDeepNeckline, with a white collar and wearing shiny black knee-high boots. Other female characters such as her mother Lilith and the Blood Red Queen of Hearts were no slouches themselves.

* Hellaynnea in ''ComicBook/BlackMoonChronicles'' was a [[HornyDevils succubus]] who served as love interest to the main protagonist and was rather... [[ReallyGetsAround extrovertive]].

* ''ComicBook/DungeonsAndDragonsFellsFive'': Tisha Swornheart is a beautiful redheaded [[HornyDevils Tiefling]] Warlock with a very revealing outfit and notably more sexualized appearance than the majority of characters. She also features in multiple pin-ups in the bck of the book.

** Durham Red in ''ComicBook/StrontiumDog'' generally wears a low-cut uniform and stands in a manner that emphasizes her [[ShesGotLegs legs]]. In her own series she's even more {{Stripperiffic}}. Her character also plays up the VampiresAreSexGods angle, despite actually being a mutant who happens to feed on blood.

* ComicBook/{{Vampirella}} is almost always scantily clad in her signature red sling suit, complete with AbsoluteCleavage, with a white collar and wearing shiny black knee-high boots. Other female characters such as her mother Lilith and the Blood Red Queen of Hearts were no slouches themselves.

* ComicBook/{{Vampirella}} is almost always scantily clad in her signature red sling suit, complete with Absolute Cleavage, with a white collar and wearing shiny black knee-high boots. Other female characters such as her mother Lilith and the Blood Red Queen of Hearts were no slouches themselves.

** [[CuteGhostGirl Rebecca]] also qualifies, being a BandageBabe who occasionally gets ([[ReluctantFanserviceGirl reluctantly]]) stuffed into some fetishized outfit, and almost all of her appearances throughout the series feature her almost or outright nude - and it helps she is very prominent. Her beauty is [[LampshadeHanging lampshaded]] by Claudia above, who comments she is pretty enough to become Dracula's bride and [[EvenTheGirlsWantHer tries to claim her for herself]].

* In ''ComicBook/WarlordOfMars'', most [[http://static.comicvine.com/uploads/scale_super/11124/111243883/4854226-hot.jpg female]] [[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/p15_17.jpg Martians]] are [[GreenSkinnedSpaceBabe hot alien babes of many exotic colors]] [[DiamondsInTheBuff adorned in jewelry and gold ornaments]] and [[{{Stripperiffic}} little else]], but [[https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-phfJxWh32N0/VYwIwjetYZI/AAAAAAAMkzA/RQYmDMG8Akw/s1600/p_12_00.jpg Dejah Thoris]] serves as the most prominent example due to not only receiving most focus of them all, but also being subject to very racy {{contemptible cover}}s.

* Angela in ''ComicBook/{{Spawn}}'' was supposedly conceived as eye-candy, wearing a ChainmailBikini into combat. Her [[ComicBook/AngelaMarvelComics Marvel counterpart]] downplays this trope considerably in the other hand, as she initially sported a similar design, but has since covered up as time went along.

** [[LesbianVampire Claudia Demona]] is a pretty over-the-top example, being dressed like a {{dominatrix}} and with a very fitting seductive and domineering attitude. She also dons a ChainmailBikini to fight in a tournament against Dystopian knights.

!!DC
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* Vikki Vale in ''ComicBook/AllStarBatmanAndRobinTheBoyWonder'' spent the first few pages dressed in nothing but a [[LingerieScene pink bra and undies]] talking about how Franchise/{{Superman}} is the "Man of Steel" for other reasons and all they had was a flying bat. There was even a panel that focused solely on her butt. When she found out that she had a date with Bruce Wayne, she ended up in a very revealing dress.
* ''ComicBook/{{Aquaman}}'':
** Arthur's wife ComicBook/{{Mera}} doesn't bare much skin outside of the occasional AbsoluteCleavage, but she wears a suit that hugs her curves very tightly.
** Ya'Wara on the other hand is a WalkingSwimsuitScene and wears nothing else.
** Tula aka Aquagirl can also be this, just see her ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueTheFlashpointParadox'' [[https://i3.wp.com/vignette2.wikia.nocookie.net/dcmovies/images/1/15/Justice_League_Flashpoint_Paradox_33.png/revision/latest?cb=20150124115027 portrayal]].
* ComicBook/BlackCanary and her famous fishnets costume. As noted in DependingOnTheArtist, some artists have her outfit showing plenty of cleavage. Occasionally the bottom of her uniform will be drawn as either being a thong at the back, or at the least be shown to be riding up quite a bit to emphasize her behind.
* Many characters from ''Franchise/{{Batman}}'':
** Barbara Gordon[=/=]ComicBook/{{Oracle}}/ComicBook/{{Batgirl}} is often described as having a buxom frame, and so she does. She's often designed as a HotLibrarian or with NerdsAreSexy in mind. Despite that, however, she's still a tame example. In ''ComicBook/ElseworldsFinestSupergirlAndBatgirl'', Barbara shows up almost naked in two scenes, though.
** Selina Kyle/Catwoman is...well... ComicBook/{{Catwoman}}, a woman who goes around in form-fitting costumes and spends a lot of her time flirting with everyone around her. Even before she wore her now trademark catsuit, she was still quite sexualized. As if to spell it out to readers, in ''ComicBook/DeathOfTheFamily'' she escapes a death trap that ripped up her outfit... and shows off an insane amount of skin!
** ComicBook/HarleyQuinn. Her iconic outfit is a very [[SexyJester form-fitting jester suit]] that switches it out for what can best be described as a bikini designed to resemble her former appearance. In "Mad Love" she wears a see-through red negligee also. And in the New 52 universe her outfits are more incredibly revealing; this is lampshaded by Harley herself (in the ''ComicBook/SuicideSquad'' series), at one point referring to her look as a "stripper clown outfit". And in her solo series, she is often subject of MaleGaze ''out and InUniverse''.
** ComicBook/PoisonIvy is a very beautiful woman who has a very voluptuous yet athletic body, impressive hourglass figure, buxom breasts, toned broad shoulders, and long toned yet shapely legs. She also tends not to wear anything, other than leaves and vines (along with outfits that she wears with green tights). In the New 52, she got a form-fitting outfit, but even that just amounts to plant spores and leaves hugging up on her body. Even when in battle, she usually speaks in a sultry tone, uses sexual innuendos, and takes stock Playboy Playmate poses while her plants fight for her.
** [[ComicBook/Batgirl2000 Cassandra Cain]] doesn't strike as an example due to her default design being a skinny young girl covered in scars. Still, her suit really clings to her like anybody else, and when she's not drawn as a skinny girl covered in scars, she's usually drawn like this. [[http://scans-daily.dreamwidth.org/945740.html#cutid1 The Cruise issue of her series]] was pretty bad for it though, with her wearing a bikini for most of it (a ''thong'' bikini from the look of it), and later doing her crazy martial arts skills while wearing a dress she shortened, inducing pretty blatant panty shots.
** [[ComicBook/{{Huntress}} Helena Bertinelli/Huntress]] is a very beautiful woman who tends to wear form-fitting and sexy costumes that highlight her voluptuous yet athletically toned body, toned stomach, buxom breasts, long toned legs, and nice rear end. The artists behind ''ComicBook/BirdsOfPrey'' seem to be pretty fond of her rear end as well though that's true for all the Birds.
** Subverted with [[ComicBook/Batgirl2009 Stephanie Brown/Spoiler/Batgirl III]]. She's got a modest build, her Spoiler suit is designed with practical use in mind rather than sex appeal, while her Batgirl suit is just as practically designed, and most of her civilian appearances are in tomboyish conservative clothes. However, she briefly had a ThongOfShielding over her suit in place of the typical UnderwearOfPower, and while her suits are practical, they're usually just as skin tight as any other superhero suit, and just as susceptible to clothing damage as others. [[{{Squick}} She was also heavily sexualized during the torture scene in War Games]] and her time as Robin, and her Batgirl series seemed quite fond of her in her bedroom wearing short shorts and showing off her butt as much as possible, leading to it being briefly lampshaded, with Oracle noting that people are currently getting a good view of her buttocks, or 'good side' as she put it, while they take pictures.
* ''ComicBook/{{Firestorm}}'' has minor villainess Plastique, a gorgeous redhead terrorist with an [[ActionBomb explosive-laden]] [[SpyCatsuit catsuit]]. [[BestKnownForTheFanservice Most memorably]], of course, was the way Firestorm [[DefeatByModesty defeated her]] by [[TheNudifier disintegrating her costume]], carrying off her bombs to detonate safely, and undermining her attempted martyrdom and political statement by leaving the hapless villainess [[ShamefulStrip standing naked in front of live TV cameras]] while having a NakedFreakOut and desperately trying [[HandOrObjectUnderwear covering herself]].
* ''Franchise/GreenLantern'':
** The Red Lantern Bleez. It's often been pointed out that she's frequently drawn in ways that emphasize her curvaceous rear end (though it's worth noting that this was most prominent when Ed Benes was drawing her).
** The Green Lantern Corps itself has Arisia Rrab, an [[GreenSkinnedSpaceBabe orange-skinned space babe]] with a very large chest and a flirtatious personality. Curiously, this trope was invoked by Arisia herself, as she wasn't initially depicted this way when introduced, being only a little girl when she received her ring. She then used it to age herself into an exotically beautiful young woman in order to pursue a relationship with Hal Jordan and even managed to become [[http://vignette2.wikia.nocookie.net/marvel_dc/images/a/a7/Arisia_0014.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20120713133811 a supermodel]] very briefly.
** The Sinestro Corps has Lyssa Drak, who is a scantily-clad [[GreenSkinnedSpaceBabe blue-skinned babe]] and also qualifies as a HotLibrarian, since she keeps the Book of Parallax.
** The Star Sapphires is a whole Corp of them, being [[AmazonBrigade all female]] and wearing uniforms that leave little to imagination. Primarily among them is Carol Ferris and Fatality.
* ''Franchise/JusticeLeagueOfAmerica'':
** Ice had this problem during ''ComicBook/TheDeathOfSuperman'', as a lot of action scenes had her oddly-used tank top portion of her uniform hiked over her chest.
** Her friend Fire (Beatriz da Costa) is a more a straight example. She is mostly naked in flame form and when she's not using her flame powers, she is always wearing something that [[BareYourMidriff shows off her belly]], be it her superhero outfit or a bikini. Her fire powers also have a tendency of [[ClothingDamage destroying her clothing]], leaving her naked when she turns off her flames.
* ''ComicBook/LegionOfSuperHeroes'':
** Dream Girl. By design, from her very first appearance, she look like a pin-up. She is a sexy blonde girl and her white costumes (especially her iconic leotard) are always very skimpy (even prior to the Legion's sexy-costume era of the 70's). Artist often emphasize her sensuality.
** Shadow Lass. A sexy blue-skinned alien babe that often wears just a black bikini with a cape.
** [[WingedHumanoid Dawnstar]]. Her costume is a revealing yellow dress of Native American design, with a plunging neckline and long ornamental fringes on the sleeves and boot cuffs.
** Laurel Kent, whose default costume was an incredibly skimpy black bikini under a red poncho that was a masterpiece of TheissTitillationTheory. She usually [[DoesNotLikeShoes didn't even wear shoes.]]
* Averted in the DC series ''ComicBook/{{Manhunter}}: Street Justice'', with protagonist Kate wearing a full-coverage bodysuit when she fights crime. Granted, she stole it from an evidence locker, but kudos to the author for making her different.
* ''ComicBook/NewGods'':
** Big Barda is a [[StatuesqueStunner statuesque]], [[AmazonianBeauty fit but curvaceous]] [[ActionGirl warrior woman]], who despite favoring practical armor when going into battle, frequently wears a ChainmailBikini while outside of it. She is considered extremely beautiful in-universe despite her humongous size, even towering over ''freaking Superman!''
** Bekka is a HotScientist that favors very skimpy dresses that [[AbsoluteCleavage are open in the chest]] - it seems that have been a part of her character as her animated counterpart in ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueGodsAndMonsters'' also sports the same type of outfit. On top of that, she also has powerful CharmPerson abilities that are even stronger than Poison Ivy's, as it managed to work on Batman in ''ComicBook/SupermanBatman'''s "Torment" story arc.
* ComicBook/PowerGirl (pictured) is possibly the MostCommonSuperPower incarnate. She is the most buxom superheroine of all the DCU who wears a white LeotardOfPower with her famous CleavageWindow (especially drawn by Amanda Conner). There are a number of issues where Power Girl explains the rationale behind it but the reason seems to change every time. It serves as a [[DistractedbytheSexy distraction]], it shows that she's proud of her body, and she can't decide on a ChestInsignia. Double subverted with the ComicBook/New52 relaunch. Power Girl was given a [[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/rsz_powergirlnew52_6447.jpg bodysuit that fully covered her]]. However, in one issue her costume gets tears after a fight, [[MythologyGag one of those tears is a hole above her cleavage]]. She eventually gets her iconic, plays-this-trope-straight, costume back after about a year. [[StatusQuoIsGod It seemed all of creation (even the female fans) wrote in demanding it.]]
* ComicBook/{{Starfire}} aka Koriand'r from ''ComicBook/TeenTitans''. She is a hot alien babe with orange skin, who learned languages by kissing people. Kory is regarded as extremely physically attractive even by the standards of the superhero community. Her [[InnocentFanserviceGirl general lack of modesty]] is often used for copious {{Fanservice}}, and even her normal hero outfit leaves little to the imagination. It was taken UpToEleven in ''ComicBook/RedHoodAndTheOutlaws'' (at the start of New-52) where she wears an outfit again more {{Stripperiffic}} than usual, her backstory and personality are changed and she acts like an EthicalSlut. Her fans were not amused, resulting in a move far in the other direction: she not only has her personality back, but a less skimpy outfit styled more like her [[WesternAnimation/TeenTitans animated self]] (though of course, she's still ''very'' easy on the eyes).
* ''Franchise/{{Superman}}'':
** ''ComicBook/LoisLane'' can be this DependingOnTheArtist. Sometimes she will wear form-fitting dresses to really short skirts. In ''Superman: For Tomorrow'', there is [[https://i.pinimg.com/736x/33/d0/3c/33d03c94de0771264b7eefe4e96db039--red-capes-lois-lane.jpg a famous panel]] of Lois completely naked only using Superman's cape to cover up.
** ''[[ComicBook/Supergirl2005 Post Crisis]]'' ComicBook/{{Supergirl}} was a pretty infamous example, what with her cheerleader like costume, being introduced naked in ''ComicBook/TheSupergirlFromKrypton'' and later dressing in low cut jeans with her thong straps on display, and her constant panty shots when in costume. While most young teenaged girls in comics get treated like this, she did it to such a degree that it made many people uncomfortable and was the source of many criticisms. Editors eventually issued a demand for this to be limited and/or stopped, and it did.
** Maxima is [[StatuesqueStunner an exceptionally tall]], [[AmazonianBeauty muscular (yet very voluptuous)]], [[MostCommonSuperpower bux]][[BoobsOfSteel om]], [[ActionGirl and powerful]] [[HeroesWantRedheads red-haired]] woman with the tendency to wear outfits that are very {{Stripperiffic}} and [[BareYourMidriff bare her midriff]]. Even when her outfits cover her whole body, [[http://static2.comicvine.com/uploads/original/3/33599/1017169-maxima_jl_quarterly_13_20.jpg they tend to be very skintight]] and highlight her muscular yet voluptuous build, buxom breasts, ripped broad shoulders, and long muscular yet shapely legs.
** Cat Grant, a Daily Planet journalist and potential rival for Lois Lane because she was attracted to Clark Kent. She was already a beauty woman, but in the '00 (when she return after a long period of absence) she dresses more provocatively (gaining attention of male employees) and acts more flirtatious than she ever has. During a conversation with Clark, she openly flirts with him and implies that she has had [[BreastExpansion breast implants]].
* ''ComicBook/{{Vixen}}''. She is very busty and her most famous outfit is a yellow/orange body suit with a really long cleavage.
* ''Franchise/WonderWoman''. All of the Way. She is a [[StatuesqueStunner tall]], very beautiful raven-haired Amazonian woman (and also the WorldsMostBeautifulWoman) who wears outfits (such as a revealing strapless leotard or a bustier-hotpants combo) that present her skin and highlight her muscular yet voluptuous body, [[MostCommonSuperpower large breasts]], [[AmazonianBeauty strong toned muscles (especially her large biceps)]], ripped broad shoulders, [[MaleGaze nicely toned buttocks]], and [[ShesGotLegs long muscular legs]]. She also is known to [[SleepsInTheNude sleep in the nude]].
** Diana is most certainly this in ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague''.
* ''ComicBook/{{Zatanna}}'' is a very beautiful, long dark-haired woman who has a very voluptuous yet [[AmazonianBeauty toned]] body with [[MostCommonSuperpower buxom breasts]], [[ImpossibleHourglassFigure an impressive hourglass figure]], and [[ShesGotLegs long toned legs]]. She also wears an outfit comprised of a tight-fitting tuxedo jacket that has tails, a white busier, black panties, fishnet stockings, and a top hat. Due to her powers' reliance on her voice, she is also frequently BoundAndGagged by her enemies, particularly when Paul Dini is writing. Nobody has ever found reason to complain over Paul Dini's appreciation of the character.

!!Marvel
* ComicBook/BlackWidow under the pen of certain artists.
* ''ComicBook/{{Deadpool}}'' tends to run into these types of female characters in his comics and get romantically involved with them:
** Dr. Betty from the ''Merc With a Mouth'' mini-series is particularly blatant. A HotScientist who worked for AIM, she spent most of her time [[MaleGaze showing her sexy body to viewers in many different poses]]. She seemed to have serious trouble finding clothes that fit, but none at all finding frilly underwear in her size. Even her [[http://vignette2.wikia.nocookie.net/marvelheroicrp/images/0/0a/Betty_swanson_dpmwam_6.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20150430211747 AIM costume]] has no pants and shows her cleavage.
** Outlaw is a gorgeous cowgirl-style merc whose outfit always bares her abdomen and sometimes she wears even ''less'' than that. In all fairness, she is able to get away with it due to [[MadeOfIron her body being highly resilient to damage]], making the outfit's impracticality a non-issue.
** Shiklah is a [[HornyDevils succubus princess]] considered quite stunning (except in her OneWingedAngel mode). Her outfit was also equally as flattering.
* ComicBook/{{Elektra}}. She is a [[LadyInRed red-clad]] FemmeFatale whose outfits are {{Stripperiffic}} in nature, and is famous for MaleGaze scenes during fight scenes. When she dodges, artists usually draw her from behind to emphasize her ass. Flying kicks are drawn from the front, effectively becoming full-page crotch shots.
* ''ComicBook/FantasticFour'' has [[ComicBook/InvisibleWoman Susan Storm aka The Invisible Woman]]. Her regular costume(s) are shown to be very form-fitting. She is also shown to have nice breasts that are [[MostCommonSuperpower bux]][[BoobsOfSteel om]], an ImpossibleHourglassFigure, and a voluptuous body. However, her sex appeal often gets dialed up in alternate universes, especially ones where her invisibility is tweaked to put her in NakedPeopleAreFunny situations (as seen in ''1602'').
* ComicBook/{{Gamora}} is a GreenSkinnedSpaceBabe whose original outfits sported [[AbsoluteCleavage a massive open cleavage]] and was prone to [[https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/564x/8d/b3/0c/8db30c60b24aa3684420f1091cb9c649.jpg tons]] of MaleGaze, specially during ''ComicBook/{{Annihilation}}''.
* ''ComicBook/TheMightyThor'':
** [[ComicBook/TheEnchantress Amora the Enchantress]] is a [[StatuesqueStunner tall]] [[SexyScandinavian Nordic]] [[EveryoneLovesBlondes blonde bombshell]] who relies heavily in her [[FemmeFatale sex appeal]] and [[SexGoddess sexual prowess]]. She also [[MaleGaze likes to dress in ways]] to [[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/amora_the_enchantress.png accentuate her flawless figure]]. She is considered quite the [[HeadTurningBeauty babe]] InUniverse, whose [[WorldsMostBeautifulWoman umatched beauty]] makes her desirable to even males of other ''species'', such as [[InterspeciesRomance trolls and frost giants]].
** ComicBook/{{Hela}} also qualifies. She tends to be depicted [[http://static4.comicvine.com/uploads/scale_super/1/15776/1521859-hela1.jpg half-naked from time to time and recline seductively in her bed]]. One instance [[http://static4.comicvine.com/uploads/scale_super/4/40015/1306546-prv5808_pg2.jpg she tried to pose as a human]], she looked like a blatant FemmeFatale. In addition, her Ultimate counterpart is extremely {{Stripperiffic}}, wearing only a dark bustier, long boots and a thong.
** ComicBook/LadySif the Asgardian LadyOfWar is a stunning brunette known [[AmazonianBeauty toned physique]], striking blue eyes and elegant armors and outfits. She once went on a FullFrontalAssault on Loki when he tried to cut her hair while she [[SleepsInTheNude slept naked]], clad only in CensorShadow and GodivaHair.
* ComicBook/CarolDanvers as ComicBook/MsMarvel. For a long time, she was practically the poster girl for this before her "promotion" to being the new Captain Marvel, complete with a ''literally'' form-fitting full-body costume that covers everything but her head (and then an additional retractable cowl that covers everything except part of her face). Her first BareYourMidriff costume (the Warbird persona) was originally derived from the red-and-blue Kree uniform of Captain Marvel, but after emerging from under his shadow she was given a distinctive new black-and-gold leotard costume with a lightning bolt motif; this costume get many MaleGaze. In fact, the both of Carol's original Ms. Marvel costumes have highlighted her ImpossibleHourglassFigure, [[AmazonianBeauty muscular yet voluptuous body]], [[MostCommonSuperpower buxom breasts]], [[AmazonianBeauty strong toned muscles]], ripped broad shoulders, [[MaleGaze sizable backside]] and [[ShesGotLegs long muscular yet shapely legs]]. Lampshaded by Moonstone/Dark!Ms. Marvel in ''ComicBook/AvengersTheInitiative'' when she asks Tigra just how Carol wears these outfits and by Kamala Khan (the new ''Comicbook/MsMarvel2014'') later, who repeats Moonstone's complaint about the wedgies the suit gives while wearing it, after originally gushing about how much she wanted to wear it.
* The ComicBook/ScarletWitch has been this since her first appearance in the comics. She's a very beautiful brunette who usually wears {{Stripperiffic}} outfits (particularly a red bathing suit) that are more seductive then her contemporaries ComicBook/JeanGrey, [[ComicBook/FantasticFour Sue Storm]], or [[ComicBook/TheWasp Janet van Dyne]] and highlight her very buxom breasts, ripped broad shoulders, voluptuous yet toned body, and long toned yet shapely legs. But she took this trope to the next level whenever Creator/GeorgePerez is drawing ''ComicBook/TheAvengers''. In 1998 he replaced her original, though sexy, costume with a {{Stripperiffic}} UsefulNotes/{{Romani}}-influenced outfit, which was replaced with a more practical superhero costume soon after he left the book and she later returned back to wearing her usual red bathing suit.
* ComicBook/SheHulk is a [[MostCommonSuperpower bux]][[BoobsOfSteel om]] AmazonianBeauty clad in a LeotardOfPower, gets frequent ClothingDamage and provides the page image for {{Fanservice}}. Just a few examples during Creator/JohnByrne's run: In the first several pages of ''ComicBook/SensationalSheHulk'' #40, She-Hulk is skipping rope, [[NakedPeopleAreFunny apparently naked due to a simple joke she made in the letters column]] (she isn't actually naked, but was wearing skimpy undies that were hidden by the blur lines). In ''Sensational She-Hulk'' #45, nearly all the story is filled with big and casual pinups of Jen that steal the spotlight from the actual story narrated in the box.
* Franchise/SpiderMan's [[Characters/SpiderManLoveInterests love interests]] are, usually, shown like this.
** Back when Creator/SteveDitko drew the book, not so much since UsefulNotes/TheComicsCode was in effect and they all wore modest dresses, and most of them were in high school. By college, however, characters like ComicBook/GwenStacy and ComicBook/MaryJaneWatson were introduced. Gwen, however, stopped being this par for the course of her CharacterDevelopment [[spoiler:and, y'know, [[ComicBook/TheNightGwenStacyDied death]]]]. Mary Jane, however, kept the revealing clothes and flighty personality even after maturing, though in her case it's justified: She's an actress/model, it's literally her ''job'' to be hot. Still, while most superheroines have an ImpossibleHourglassFigure, MJ is almost always a BuxomIsBetter crossed with MaleGaze and ShesGotLegs, and doesn't have the superpowers to justify it.
*** Most fans will attest that Mary Jane fit the Trope most during Todd [=McFarlaine's=] run on ''Amazing Spider-Man''; he did several "cheesecake" shots of female characters, and as the most visible member of the supporting cast, she had most of them, the art during his run giving her a sudden preference for [[BareYourMidriff midriff revealing tops]] and [[AbsoluteCleavage dangerously daring necklines.]]
** Gwen is a very beautiful blonde-haired woman who wears outfits (particularly skirts with thigh-high socks and boots as well as dresses) that highlight her very voluptuous body (that's nearly as sexy as MJ's body), [[BuxomIsBetter buxom breasts]], [[ImpossibleHourglassFigure hourglass figure]], and [[ShesGotLegs long toned yet shapely legs]].
** ComicBook/BlackCat had a suit designed for AbsoluteCleavage, made out of black PVC, and had a build that would require lots of surgery to get in real life, even more so than a lot of other heroes. Her miniseries ''[[ComicBook/SpiderManBlackCatTheEvilThatMenDo The Evil that Men Do]]'' opens with a ShowerScene focuses a great deal on her body, such as a close up of her washing [[ShesGotLegs her legs]] or showing her figure via SexySilhouette.
** In a very weird way, Marvel has been trying to turn Carlie Cooper into this, most likely to increase her popularity. Low cut jeans, bared midriff, a tattoo that's near her lady bits but still visible in order to increase the midriff, and was probably the only girl in ''ComicBook/SpiderIsland'' shown during the 'Naked New York' scene. However, because people [[CreatorsPet just can't stand her]], it's been rather ignored.
* ComicBook/{{Tigra}} is a twofer, being a CatGirl who walks around wearing naught but a bikini. Later books have tried to justify this with Tigra saying wearing anything else over a full coat of fur would result in heatstroke, and the bikini is pretty much for modesty's sake.
* ''ComicBook/XMen'':
** ComicBook/JeanGrey is a very beautiful redhead who tends to wear very form-fitting costumes that highlight her very buxom breasts, long muscular yet shapely legs, ripped broad shoulders, and muscular yet voluptuous body.
** ComicBook/{{Storm}} usually wears costumes that accentuate her ImpossibleHourglassFigure, large breasts, voluptuous yet toned body and gorgeous long toned legs. And her culture didn't have a taboo about nudity, so she [[InnocentFanserviceGirl liked public nudity a lot]], especially in earlier appearances.
** ComicBook/{{Rogue}} is a unique MsFanservice; not only is she a buxom SouthernBelle with an appealing tomboy nature, but the natural inclination/lure to touch her is also the literally the most [[TouchOfDeath dangerous]] thing you can do. It's because of this danger that causes Rogue to isolate herself and cover herself up accordingly, yet despite her best efforts Rogue's costumes [[SoBeautifulItsACurse never lessen her attractiveness]] though she usually covers the most flesh as she can, the SensualSpandex makes it redundant. After joining the X-Men Rogue becomes more brazen with her body discarding her full body suit when she's relaxing with the X-Men (especially with ComicBook/{{Gambit}}), this can be seen as defiance for having to cover herself for so long. She is also a brunette with a SkunkStripe who tends to wear costumes that highlight her very buxom breasts, voluptuous yet athletic body, long toned legs, and toned stomach.
*** In Rogue's Ultimate version, around the end of ''[[ComicBook/UltimateXMen Ultimate Comics: X-Men]]'' run, Rogue is pretty much-wearing nothing but shorts and a loincloth strapless bra.
*** But that's nothing compared to what she wears in the Savage Land where her mutation [[DePower is gone]]... [[https://78.media.tumblr.com/4aabe0ca2772565634df2d097d793839/tumblr_owt9tfSN1c1rl4sjdo1_500.jpg Hoo boy]].
** [[ComicBook/KittyPryde Shadowcat]], on the other hand, remains perhaps the only female character in Marvel over the age of twelve to retain her petiteness while having achieved the face of a young woman in her early 20s. Although that's partly due to every writer at Marvel except Creator/JossWhedon and Creator/BrianMichaelBendis having forgotten she existed - and Whedon made sure to give Kitty at least two nude scenes during his run on ''Astonishing X-Men''.
** ComicBook/NewMutants Wolfsbane and (usually) Moonstar are ''usually'' given petite frames and tomboyish haircuts, making them cuter than fanservicey. The few exceptions have either been by bad artists ([[CoughSnarkCough *cough*]]Creator/RobLiefeld[[CoughSnarkCough *cough*]]) and/or just look ridiculous because all the past art has them slender.
** ComicBook/EmmaFrost. She almost always makes it to the top of any list discussing the sexiest women in comics. Since her inception back in the ’80s, she’s pretty much-worn variations on white lingerie, sometimes far more revealing than most of the other Marvel women. She gets quite a few scenes where she's wearing even less than usual and seems to be fully shameless about this.
** Also, ComicBook/{{Psylocke}}. Not so much with the MostCommonSuperpower, but the costume she was stuck in for twenty years was pretty {{Stripperiffic}}, giving her what might possibly be [[ThongOfShielding the worst wedgie in the entire Marvel Universe]]. Not forget that she is the poster trope of the BoobsAndButtPose. Or, in some comics fan circles, The Psylocke Pose.
** Not a heroine, but [[ComicBook/{{Inferno}} Madelyne Pryor]], when she became the Goblin Queen, achieved the supreme level of accomplishment in this trope. Her tattered costume featured an open middle that left only the [[{{Underboobs}} tops]] of her breasts covered. Only the cosmic power of the Phoenix Force stood between her and a WardrobeMalfunction of such epic proportions that it would have almost certainly led to a revival of UsefulNotes/TheComicsCode.
** ComicBook/{{X 23}} initially doesn't strike one as this, until you realize that just about every uniform she has (give or take a couple) as well as the majority of her civilian clothes [[BareYourMidriff show off her navel]]. Her civvies also have a tendency to involve short skirts, PaintedOnPants, and [[OfCorsetsSexy corsets]]. Also, being a [[DistaffCounterpart female clone]] of Wolverine, makes the embodiment of a whole category of [[WolverinePublicity fanservice]].
** ComicBook/RachelSummers was this during her ComicBook/{{Excalibur}} days. When she was in the X-Men initially, she was a stick thin tomboy wearing very conservative clothes and costumes. Then she got abducted into the Mojoverse, and when she got back her body had become a lot curvier (apparently somebody remembered that she's supposed to look a lot like her mother, Jean Grey - and she'd been sent to Mojo's Body Shoppe). Her costume was now a red, one piece leather catsuit with integrated heels and adorned with spikes. Her off duty clothes were not as risque, but only just. This was lampshaded by a disgruntled Kitty Pryde when the two went on a shopping trip, and a mischievous Rachel promptly used her telekinesis to transform Kitty's clothes into something more like her own. Kitty immediately complained that she looked like a hooker.
*** Her Marvel Girl costume, which consisted of a tight top and a skirt that at times only narrowly escaped the description of 'belt', was arguably just as bad for this. Afterwards, she went for a form-fitting red and yellow costume with a trenchcoat on top that both covered and emphasised everything.
** [[Characters/XMen2000sMembers Husk]]. C'mon, you know Paige Guthrie's mutant power is really just an obvious ploy to depict a teenage babe ripping all her clothes off and running around nekkid...
** Jena and Madelyne Pyre in ''ComicBook/XMenPhoenixLegacyOfFire'' wear nothing more than [[ChainmailBikini gold bikinis]] with only small jackets covering them. The former in particular gets in a couple of lewd situations such as getting [[EvenTheGirlsWantHer seduced]] by [[HornyDevils a succubus]] and [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything being suggestively grabbed by tentacles]] at one point. You could make the case that every female character in that comic qualifies as this trope, since they are all scantily-clad nubile young women.
** ComicBook/{{Dazzler}} wore AbsoluteCleavage with large breasts and great curves. She almost won the title of WorldsMostBeautifulWoman twice.
** ComicBook/MonetStCroix is a ProudBeauty famous for her looks, especially during ''ComicBook/XFactor2006'', she tended to show plenty of skin, either with revealing outfits, [[HomeNudist lounging naked in her room]], sunbathing in the rooftop. Suffering from ClothingDamage that left her naked due to her NighInvulnerability also became something of a RunningGag during the story.
** Zig-zagged with ComicBook/MoiraMacTaggert she traditionally isn’t much of a Ms Fanservice being a [[https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn%3AANd9GcTeawWMqPu-sYhp7FPWyY96GEd56ASa68cnaqt68XM7lkiWz3WV subdued]] HotScientist at best. However various artists have turned her into one, one particular Jim Lee issue Magneto covers Moira in very [[https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn%3AANd9GcSnOw5fz5kVovcZNn6scNb9l440qyQSFjH299euBn12F4aY6_q5 form-fitting metal]]. In ''Powers of X'' Moria in a flash back introduces herself to Charles [[https://2.bp.blogspot.com/uw6VzYDdGBGYvM0NLhKHNmHoaJFdkoAX-tQSRZWe69HWY9zNF8RrluhXhbWWnkeCQBjHqhtuin5H_lsBy_60AP-l4_xgK5SE_BzfSZ0LRdWHnKo_TEQBX_YUwRvxWfnj7fMRiOStrA=s0 wearing figure hugging green thigh length dress]].

** Caitlin Fairchild is a [[StatuesqueStunner tall]] and [[AmazonianBeauty muscular]] redhead with a tendency to get her [[ClothingDamage clothes destroyed]] much to [[ReluctantFanserviceGirl chagrim]]. One bootleg story is [[BestKnownForTheFanservice remembered]] for her being knocked out by the villain who [[UndressingTheUnconscious undresses her]] and put's her into a GoGoEnslavement outfit she wears for the rest of the story.

** Comicbook/HarleyQuinn. Her iconic outfit is a very [[SexyJester form-fitting jester suit]] that switches it out for what can best be described as a bikini designed to resemble her former appearance. In "Mad Love" she wears a see-through red negligee also. And in the New 52 universe her outfits are more incredibly revealing; this is lampshaded by Harley herself (in the ''ComicBook/SuicideSquad'' series), at one point referring to her look as a "stripper clown outfit". And in her solo series, she is often subject of MaleGaze ''out and InUniverse''.
** Comicbook/PoisonIvy is a very beautiful woman who has a very voluptuous yet athletic body, impressive hourglass figure, buxom breasts, toned broad shoulders, and long toned yet shapely legs. She also tends not to wear anything, other than leaves and vines (along with outfits that she wears with green tights). In the New 52, she got a form-fitting outfit, but even that just amounts to plant spores and leaves hugging up on her body. Even when in battle, she usually speaks in a sultry tone, uses sexual innuendos, and takes stock Playboy Playmate poses while her plants fight for her.
** [[Comicbook/{{Batgirl 2000}} Cassandra Cain]] doesn't strike as an example due to her default design being a skinny young girl covered in scars. Still, her suit really clings to her like anybody else, and when she's not drawn as a skinny girl covered in scars, she's usually drawn like this. [[http://scans-daily.dreamwidth.org/945740.html#cutid1 The Cruise issue of her series]] was pretty bad for it though, with her wearing a bikini for most of it (a ''thong'' bikini from the look of it), and later doing her crazy martial arts skills while wearing a dress she shortened, inducing pretty blatant panty shots.
** [[ComicBook/{{Huntress}} Helena Bertinelli/Huntress]] is a very beautiful woman who tends to wear form-fitting and sexy costumes that highlight her voluptuous yet athletically toned body, toned stomach, buxom breasts, long toned legs, and nice rear end. The artists behind ComicBook/BirdsOfPrey seem to be pretty fond of her rear end as well though that's true for all the Birds.
** Subverted with [[Comicbook/{{Batgirl2009}} Stephanie Brown/Spoiler/Batgirl III]]. She's got a modest build, her Spoiler suit is designed with practical use in mind rather than sex appeal, while her Batgirl suit is just as practically designed, and most of her civilian appearances are in tomboyish conservative clothes. However, she briefly had a ThongOfShielding over her suit in place of the typical UnderwearOfPower, and while her suits are practical, they're usually just as skin tight as any other superhero suit, and just as susceptible to clothing damage as others. [[{{Squick}} She was also heavily sexualized during the torture scene in War Games]] and her time as Robin, and her Batgirl series seemed quite fond of her in her bedroom wearing short shorts and showing off her butt as much as possible, leading to it being briefly lampshaded, with Oracle noting that people are currently getting a good view of her buttocks, or 'good side' as she put it, while they take pictures.

* ComicBook/PowerGirl (pictured) is possibly the MostCommonSuperPower incarnate. She is the most buxom superheroine of all the DCU who wears a white LeotardOfPower with her famous CleavageWindow (especially drawn by Amanda Conner). There are a number of issues where Power Girl explains the rationale behind it but the reason seems to change every time. It serves as a [[DistractedbytheSexy distraction]], it shows that she's proud of her body, and she can't decide on a ChestInsignia. Double subverted with the ComicBook/{{New 52}} relaunch. Power Girl was given a [[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/rsz_powergirlnew52_6447.jpg bodysuit that fully covered her]]. However, in one issue her costume gets tears after a fight, [[MythologyGag one of those tears is a hole above her cleavage]]. She eventually gets her iconic, plays-this-trope-straight, costume back after about a year. [[StatusQuoIsGod It seemed all of creation (even the female fans) wrote in demanding it.]]
* ComicBook/{{Starfire}} aka Koriand'r from ''ComicBook/TeenTitans''. She is a hot alien babe with orange skin, who learned languages by kissing people. Kory is regarded as extremely physically attractive even by the standards of the superhero community. Her [[InnocentFanserviceGirl general lack of modesty]] is often used for copious {{Fanservice}}, and even her normal hero outfit leaves little to the imagination. It was taken UpToEleven in ''ComicBook/RedHoodAndTheOutlaws'' (at the start of New-52) where she wears an outfit again more {{Stripperiffic}} than usual, her backstory and personality are changed and she act like an EthicalSlut. Her fans were not amused, resulting in a move far in the other direction: she not only has her personality back, but a less skimpy outfit styled more like her [[WesternAnimation/TeenTitans animated self]] (though of course, she's still ''very'' easy on the eyes).

** In a very weird way, Marvel has been trying to turn Carlie Cooper into this, most likely to increase her popularity. Low cut jeans, bared midriff, a tattoo that's near her lady bits but still visible in order to increase the midriff, and was probably the only girl in ''Comicbook/SpiderIsland'' shown during the 'Naked New York' scene. However, because people [[CreatorsPet just can't stand her]], it's been rather ignored.

* ''Comicbook/XMen'':

* ''Comicbook/OneHundredBullets'' has Megan Dietrich, a young AlphaBitch CorruptCorporateExecutive with an absolutely enormous chest [[WorldOfBuxom even for this series]]. Her favorite outfits include sexy cocktail dresses and [[BarelyThereSwimwear bikinis that are much too small for her]]. She is, interestingly enough, used for FanDisservice scenes as well; we get to watch her have sex with a man old enough to be her father and her [[spoiler: death scene]], in which she's wearing a midriff-bearing number, is undercut by the fact that [[spoiler: she's so terrified of the crazed hitman staring her down that she wets herself]]. The female protagonist, Dizzy Cordova, also has a [[HartmanHips womanly rear end]] that the panels highlight often.

** Durham Red in ''Comicbook/StrontiumDog'' generally wears a low-cut uniform and stands in a manner that emphasizes her [[ShesGotLegs legs]]. In her own series she's even more {{Stripperiffic}}. Her character also plays up the VampiresAreSexGods angle, despite actually being a mutant who happens to feed on blood.

* Due to ArtEvolution in ''ComicBook/ArchieComicsSonicTheHedgehog'', a significant portion of the comic (Issue 60s-180s) turned the resident heroines Bunnie Rabbot and Sally Acorn [[HumanoidFemaleAnimal much more humanoid]]. The former wears bunny outfit's top, the latter is next to being literally [[WalkingShirtlessScene fur-naked]]. While it was toned down post-180s, it was pretty much rendered null after the ContinuityReboot.
* Red Monika from ''Comicbook/{{Battlechasers}}''. Huge boobs, ridiculous figure, big red hair and {{stripperiffic}} outfits? She's pure Ms. Fanservice.

* Parodied and subverted in ''Comicbook/TheBoys'' where all the superheroines working for Vought American are turned into Ms. Fanservice as part of their image for merchandising. Takes a considerably darker turn when VA give Starlight a makeover consisting of high heels and a costume composed of about three grams of fabric due to them wanting her character to have been [[RapeAsBackstory raped as a child]] and turn into a sex-crazed slut as a result. It doesn't go down well with her, especially when she reveals she was indeed sexually assaulted.

* ''ComicBook/DangerGirl'': has no shortage of them. The fact it's drawn by Creator/JScottCampbell of ComicBook/{{Gen13}} fame doesn't help.

* Comicbook/{{Empowered}} herself is arguably a deconstruction of this trope, being a FauxActionGirl whose suit [[VaporWear tends to rip up at the worst possible moment]] and [[BoundAndGagged being tied up and gagged]], and thus the center of many people's attention left her in a neurotic mess of self-esteem and body-image issues, and yes -- she does provide most of the fanservice in the series, and [[MetaGuy is fully aware of that, making her an even bigger neurotic mess]]. Ocelotina on the other hand intentionally plays to this trope, pretending to be a superheroine and getting into the same situations Emp does for profit. And of course Ninjette.

* Deena Pilgrim from ''Comicbook/{{Powers}}''. Putting aside her proclivity for wearing what she calls [[BareYourMidriff "little belly shirts"]], it's rare for her to go more than five issues without being shown either topless or completely nude. Also Callista Secor, a.k.a. [[spoiler: the new Retro Girl]], who wears tight shorts and a halter top as part of her costume. However, when she realizes what she looks like on TV (after her first escapade is taped), she's not happy.

* [[Characters/Avengers80sMembers Tigra]] is a twofer, being a CatGirl who walks around wearing naught but a bikini. Later books have tried to justify this with Tigra saying wearing anything else over a full coat of fur would result in heatstroke, and the bikini is pretty much for modesty's sake.

* [[GreenSkinnedSpaceBabe Princess Aura]] in ''ComicStrip/FlashGordon'' often served this role or at least as much it was allowed in the 30s. Subsequent adaptations such as [[http://static2.comicvine.com/uploads/original/5/58339/2465743-princess_aura.jpg Dynamite Entertainment's]] managed to pull it off more freely.

* Liz, Jon Arbuckle's girlfriend in ''ComicStrip/{{Garfield}}''. Seen [[http://images.ucomics.com/comics/ga/2010/ga100726.gif here]]. Yes, ''Garfield'' has fanservice. It's a new day. She's played in the movies by Creator/JenniferLoveHewitt. So, yeah.

* OlderThanTelevision: Almost any female character in ''ComicStrip/LilAbner'' (which started in 1934) who wasn't an old lady, especially Daisy Mae, Stupifyin' Jones, Moonbeam [=McSwine=] and the Wolf Gal.

* Tiffany, The AlphaBitch from ''ComicStrip/{{Luann}}'', is this for the strip, being panned by online fans, considering the head writer is over 60, and Tiffany's a teenager. One memorable strip featured her in a ''string bikini'', and most of the time she's just in a cheerleader outfit.
* ''ComicStrip/ModestyBlaise'' frequently depicted its title character in various states of undress, contrary to her name.
* Aunt Fritzi from ''ComicStrip/{{Nancy}}'' is typically depicted as a very attractive woman. Arguably even more so during the later part of Guy Gilchrist's run of the strip as he began putting her in more revealing clothing... often for no real reason.
* Brooke [=McEldowney's=] comic strip ''ComicStrip/NineChickweedLane'' had, and continues to have, a strong fanservice element to it in its depictions of female characters, most notably Edda. The later spin-off ''Webcomic/{{Pibgorn}}'' appears to be some 80% fanservice: The starting point of this strip is a ''menage à trois'' among an unassuming bespectacled pianist and musical arranger, and ''two'' devastatingly gorgeous supernatural entities who are devoted to him: a dark succubus called Drusilla and a red-haired faerie called Pibgorn. Neither entity wears very much at the best of times and the casual reader might suspect the script is written to get them naked as often as possible. Reprints of the strip in comic book form tend to add extra bonus material.

* June Morgan, the wife and nurse of ''ComicStrip/RexMorganMD'', drawn with a Patrick Nagel face and... prominent attributes.

** Lyla Lay from ''ComicBook/PaperinikNewAdventures'' (reboot and sequel included), a beautiful droid designed to look like an anthropomorphic duck.

* ''Sandbox/{{Druuna}}'', from the Italian graphic novel series of the same name, is an idealized dark-haired Mediterranean woman with a curvy body who is either naked or wearing a skimpy tank-top-and-thong combo roughly ninety percent of the time. The highly detailed renderings drawn by her creator have been widely distributed as pin-ups.

* ''Franchise/ArchieComics'':

* Carol "ComicBook/MsMarvel" Danvers for a long time was practically the poster girl for this before her "promotion" to being the new Captain Marvel, complete with a ''literally'' form-fitting full-body costume that covers everything but her head (and then an additional retractable cowl that covers everything except part of her face). Her first BareYourMidriff costume was originally derived from the red-and-blue Kree uniform of Captain Marvel, but after emerging from under his shadow she was given a distinctive new black-and-gold leotard costume with a lightning bolt motif; this costume get many MaleGaze. In fact, the both of Carol's original Ms. Marvel costumes have highlighted her ImpossibleHourglassFigure, [[AmazonianBeauty muscular yet voluptuous body]], [[MostCommonSuperpower buxom breasts]], [[AmazonianBeauty strong toned muscles]], ripped broad shoulders, [[MaleGaze sizable backside]] and [[ShesGotLegs long muscular yet shapely legs]]. Lampshaded by Moonstone/Dark!Ms. Marvel in ''ComicBook/AvengersTheInitiative'' when she asks Tigra just how Carol wears these outfits and by Kamala Khan (the new ''Comicbook/MsMarvel2014'') later, who repeats Moonstone's complaint about the wedgies the suit gives while wearing it, after originally gushing about how much she wanted to wear it.

** Back when Creator/SteveDitko drew the book, not so much since UsefulNotes/TheComicsCode was in effect and they all wore modest dresses, and most of them were in high school. By college, however, characters like Gwen Stacy and ComicBook/MaryJaneWatson were introduced. Gwen, however, stopped being this par for the course of her CharacterDevelopment [[spoiler:and, y'know, [[ComicBook/TheNightGwenStacyDied death]]]]. Mary Jane, however, kept the revealing clothes and flighty personality even after maturing, though in her case it's justified: She's an actress/model, it's literally her ''job'' to be hot. Still, while most superheroines have an ImpossibleHourglassFigure, MJ is almost always a BuxomIsBetter crossed with MaleGaze and ShesGotLegs, and doesn't have the superpowers to justify it.

** ComicBook/{{Rogue}} is a unique MsFanservice; not only is she a buxom southern belle with an appealing tomboy nature, but the natural inclination/lure to touch her is also the literally the most [[TouchOfDeath dangerous]] thing you can do. It's because of this danger that causes Rogue to isolate herself and cover herself up accordingly, yet despite her best efforts Rogue's costumes [[SoBeautifulItsACurse never lessen her attractiveness]] though she usually covers the most flesh as she can, the SensualSpandex makes it redundant. After joining the X-Men Rogue becomes more brazen with her body discarding her full body suit when she's relaxing with the X-Men (especially with ComicBook/{{Gambit}}), this can be seen as defiance for having to cover herself for so long. She is also a brunette with a SkunkStripe who tends to wear costumes that highlight her very buxom breasts, voluptuous yet athletic body, long toned legs, and toned stomach.

** Zig-zagged with Moria Mactaggart she traditionally isn’t much of a Ms Fanservice being a [[https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn%3AANd9GcTeawWMqPu-sYhp7FPWyY96GEd56ASa68cnaqt68XM7lkiWz3WV subdued]] HotScientist at best. However various artists have turned her into one, one particular Jim Lee issue Magneto covers Moira in very [[https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn%3AANd9GcSnOw5fz5kVovcZNn6scNb9l440qyQSFjH299euBn12F4aY6_q5 form-fitting metal]]. In ''Powers of X'' Moria in a flash back introduces herself to Charles [[https://2.bp.blogspot.com/uw6VzYDdGBGYvM0NLhKHNmHoaJFdkoAX-tQSRZWe69HWY9zNF8RrluhXhbWWnkeCQBjHqhtuin5H_lsBy_60AP-l4_xgK5SE_BzfSZ0LRdWHnKo_TEQBX_YUwRvxWfnj7fMRiOStrA=s0 wearing figure hugging green thigh length dress]].

** [[ComicBook/{{Huntress}} Helena Bertineli/Huntress]] is a very beautiful woman who tends to wear form-fitting and sexy costumes that highlight her voluptuous yet athletically toned body, toned stomach, buxom breasts, long toned legs, and nice rear end. The artists behind ComicBook/BirdsOfPrey seem to be pretty fond of her rear end as well though that's true for all the Birds.

* Tiffany, The AlphaBitch from ''ComicStrip/{{Luann}}'', is this for the strip, giving much SnarkBait to online fans, considering the head writer is over 60, and Tiffany's a teenager. One memorable strip featured her in a ''string bikini'', and most of the time she's just in a cheerleader outfit.