A tumblr called Less Tits and Ass, More Kicking Ass is rocking my damn face right now. This takes those comic book covers and panels where women are drawn into anatomically impossible positions, and corrects them.
Por ejemplo:
So, yeah, that’s pretty awesome. It’s possible to be sexy and anatomically correct! Go figure!
"It’s possible to be sexy and anatomically correct!"
Well yeah–I always figured it was a given. Terry Moore excels at this, IMO.
Other characters that could have anatomic diagrams showing they've been drawn incorrectly:
– Betty Boop
– Little Lulu
– Popeye, Bluto and Olive
– The Simpsons, Futurama (the latter is a bit better in skin color issues, but that was the only improvement, the artist simply ignores humans have jaws)
– Family Guy
– Garfield and associated characters
– The carebears
– Archie Comics characters
– All manga characters, both humans and animals (tip for starting the diagram: check the correct eye proportions). But Disney and Warner Brothers characters also FAIL grossly at correct anatomy.
– Batman (and other characters) by Bruce Timm – in reality no one has such pointy chins nor many other pointy body parts that he incorrectly draws because he's either a cheater, dumb, or a racist/misogynist.
– Anything by almost any caricaturist or cartoonist really. Those guys can't draw real human anatomy even if their lives depended on it. So they draw crazy anatomy and call it an "artistic license", or a style (such as "cartoon" and/or "caricature"). And the ignorant consumers swallow it. At least until now, when finally they're being exposed as the frauds they are by work such as this. Real talented artists who know real-world anatomy, revealing that so called "cartoon" is just a facade for incompetence and hate towards women.
Besides JS "BS" Campbell, other comic art losers who are always making stupid mistakes on basic anatomy: Will Eisner, Jack Kirby, John Romita Jr, Art Spiegelman, Jack Cole, Domenikos Theotokopoulos (AKA "El Greco"), and even some stuff by Leonardo "I used men as models for women I hate" Davinci (sometimes credited as the "inventor" of this artifice of caricature).