Same here.  I grew up on comic books and even started my art based on that style before moving towards more realistic figurals a few years later.  Not once did the female characters ever give me any sort of lame 'complex' because I knew--even as a dumbass kid--that what I was reading was a particular kind of stylized fiction.  (and the only thing i didn't like about the spider-woman cover was her mouth.  it still doesn't quite look right to me.) I hate that these social justice warrior fucks think they can tell an artist what to draw and how to draw it.  That shit enrages me.  I draw what I find beautiful and so do comic artists.  They shouldn't have to change that because one-ton cetacean justice warriors have the most crippling insecurity imaginable.  And good on Frank Cho.  That was a great bitchslap.