I can't express the pure loathing I have for what was done to her. Lets run down what happened instead of having a sexually liberated character with depth and personality... we get a sexbot. Take a look at this:
Look at theeeeeese |
No backs don't bend like this but look at my boobs. |
The artist is blatantly objectifying Star here posing her in the most ridiculous ways. There is no logical reason for her to act this way other than to show off the goods. Which wouldn't be a problem if Star was actually taking charge of her sexuality instead of being used in a subplot that is quite obviously a fanfic gone wrong.
The character assassination of Starfire completes itself however when she says the only thing you [Roy] needs to know about Tamaranean sex is that love has nothing to do with it.
SCREW YOU SCOTT LOBDELL!
Here let me show you what Starfire thinks about love:
Yea thats a girl who cares nothing about love. Oh and look she was sexually open too what exactly was wrong with this? It seems to be everything you wanted only not creepy.
Oh and about forgetting her friends and Dick (Dick Grayson the love of her life, pervs) in particular :
Yea I don't buy that either. Frankly this book confirms what been hinted at last week Scott Lobdell couldn't accurate write, create, or in any way represent a compelling, well rounded, engaging character if one jumped in front of him and "hey write about me"
Keeping with what you said about "Red Hood and the Outlaws," I'd like to present http://www.comicsalliance.com/2011/09/22/starfire-catwoman-sex-superheroine/#ixzz1YifXb88y as backup evidence to your claims. Of course, it doesn't bode well for me picking up "Voodoo" next week. I will say this, though, I'm surprised by the number of minority characters in the new 52 that got their own books...and REALLY surprised that, so far, they've been the best of the bunch.
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