askthederpvengers: A submission for The Hawkeye Initiative! (Uses Clint Barton as well as other male comic characters to illustrate how contorted and hyper-sexualized women are commonly drawn in comics.) I based it off a pinup of Black Widow… so I don’t know if it counts, but it’s still silly to me anyway. :U
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askthederpvengers: A submission for The Hawkeye Initiative! (Uses Clint Barton as well as other male comic characters to illustrate how contorted and hyper-sexualized women are commonly drawn in comics.) I based it off a pinup of Black Widow… so I don’t know if it counts, but it’s still silly to me anyway. :U
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askthederpvengers:

A submission for The Hawkeye Initiative! (Uses Clint Barton as well as other male comic characters to illustrate how contorted and hyper-sexualized women are commonly drawn in comics.)

I based it off a pinup of Black Widow… so I don’t know if it counts, but it’s still silly to me anyway. :U

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Source: askthederpvengers

prettyjeff: So there’s a blog called The Hawkeye Initiative where people highlight ridiculously-proportioned women in comics by drawing Hawkeye in the same pose. This isn’t exactly a submission, but it was kinda nice to draw a character with no regard for things like spines or internal organs.  Above image is by http://artistmeli.tumblr.com/ I stared at this one for about a full 30 seconds before bursting into really heinous donkey laughter. Original post here: http://thehawkeyeinitiative.com/post/50337971918/artistmeli-sooo-i-know-im-a-little-late-to
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prettyjeff: So there’s a blog called The Hawkeye Initiative where people highlight ridiculously-proportioned women in comics by drawing Hawkeye in the same pose. This isn’t exactly a submission, but it was kinda nice to draw a character with no regard for things like spines or internal organs.  Above image is by http://artistmeli.tumblr.com/ I stared at this one for about a full 30 seconds before bursting into really heinous donkey laughter. Original post here: http://thehawkeyeinitiative.com/post/50337971918/artistmeli-sooo-i-know-im-a-little-late-to
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prettyjeff:

So there’s a blog called The Hawkeye Initiative where people highlight ridiculously-proportioned women in comics by drawing Hawkeye in the same pose. This isn’t exactly a submission, but it was kinda nice to draw a character with no regard for things like spines or internal organs. 

Above image is by http://artistmeli.tumblr.com/

I stared at this one for about a full 30 seconds before bursting into really heinous donkey laughter.

Original post here: http://thehawkeyeinitiative.com/post/50337971918/artistmeli-sooo-i-know-im-a-little-late-to

Update on “Brosie the Riveter” and a challenge

Update:

AnonymousFan8675309’s post earlier about the Hawkeye Initiative inspired poster she had designed for her boss as a prank has struck a chord with a lot of people.

Six hours later, and it’s now the 2nd most popular post ever on Hawkeye Initiative!

Along with that comes two three news articles:

“Things We Saw Today”  -via themarysue.com

“How the Post of One Sexy Dude Helped a Game Developer Make a Point” -via kotaku.com

“Hawken Developer Levels the Gender Playing Field with Brosie the Riveter” -via pcgamer.com

Challenge:

More than just redrawing Hawkeye in ‘Strong Female Poses’, Brosie goes a step further to challenge the current standard in the comics and gaming industries.

So what is your Brosie moment?

Drawing your own comic that portrays men and women equally?

Cosplaying the Hawkeye Initiative?

Cosplaying as a redesigned fully dressed superheroine?

Standing up at a NYCC panel and asking artists and publishers to stop breaking backs for the sake of showing T&A in the same panel?

Or simply writing a review about a comic that you support.

Find something, make something, do something that asks for a change in the industry, then share it with THI here.