I’m pretty sure if vampirella put her arms down she’d have the same issue.
It’s like they removed their neck rings…although ai understand the rings don’t actually stretch the vertebrae, but is an illusion which is actually pushing the shoulders and rib cage.
Did this artist go to JSC school of drawing women?
I thought it was JSC!
Maybe the artist used a Barbie doll as a model…not that I would know what Barbie doll anatomy looks like…
The rest of Vampirella’s right leg is missing behind her “gotta pee” pose.
Me too until I noticed the cover details attached…
It’s okay if you play with Barbies… 
Yeah, but it’s how you play with them that can get you in trouble… so I’ve heard.
I always played with Mighty Max and Polly Pocket. Same company produced both of them so the figures were essentially interchangeable in their playsets. I would have Max chill out at the hotel pool and Polly would go explore one of the monster areas. It was like a crossover before I knew what such a thing was!
Mighty max all the way! I had the promo comic too. Sold it a bit ago for over 20.
Pretty terrible
I saw this come in my email and immediately thought, how is this guy still in this business making comics?
I agree. I read Spawn 77, and its a great story but the art… Man. I had a hard time with that.
Is she cleaning her apartment with his mask?
Looks like she’s aged about 30 years.
That is FUGLY
Wow…Butter Face!!!
Spears has the same struggle Alex Ross does with most characters tending to look middle-aged, whether they are or not.
His ASM #1004 cover is pretty great. I was really surprised. But this is… not that. Amazing swing in quality from #1004 to #1005.
