I gotta take a break from a biology text book and as I was reading a few old comics I noticed a similar theme for some heroines. As I notice more I'll post them.
I'm not sure if being encased in crystal is the same thing. In glass after all you can move around, being encased in crystal is like being frozen in a block of ice.
I don't think the Wasp was wearing a costume there. I believe she and Hank were on a cruise ship and she flew off to warn the Avengers in her bathing suit.
Wanda always wore a bathing suit, so what is it that makes Jan seem so much sexier than Wanda does?
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CAPTAIN AMERICA COMICS #3
SUB-MARINER #32
SUB-MARINER #37
TALES TO ASTONISH #45
MARVEL FEATURE #7
With the Ant-Man covers I guess when you've got an insect size foe putting him in a jar just seems natural :)
Avengers 18
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Also Avengers #26.
I just have to say I love that issue AND that whole period in Avengers history!
Just look at it!!
You can SMELL comics like this can't you??
Luke Blanchard said:
What about Avengers #34 too Mark...?
...and ...does Ms Marvel #12 count...?
Was that her first costume change?
Richard Mantle said:
I'm not sure if being encased in crystal is the same thing. In glass after all you can move around, being encased in crystal is like being frozen in a block of ice.
Richard Mantle said:
I don't think the Wasp was wearing a costume there. I believe she and Hank were on a cruise ship and she flew off to warn the Avengers in her bathing suit.
Wanda always wore a bathing suit, so what is it that makes Jan seem so much sexier than Wanda does?
Wanda wore a bathing suit with a body stalking and that wimple thing in her hair.
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