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Here’s 15 of the most notorious, controversial, and shocking comic book covers of all time. Sure, one or two of them may seem timid by today’s standards, but that’s not to say that they didn’t cause uproar when they were first released.  Similarly, some of those innocently released decades prior have caused controversy and surprise to those viewing them with modern eyes. Take a look for yourself and see if these infamous comic book covers really were worth the hype surrounding them. 15. Superman’s Girlfriend, Lois Lane #106 Really, is much explanation needed here? Just look at the cover above. To give a little background to this issue of the Superman spin-off title, investigative journalist Lois Lane wanted to see what life was like for a black person living in Little Africa, aka the slums of Metropolis. Upon arriving in Little Africa, nobody wants to speak to the woman who quickly gets labelled “Whitey&rdqu

Game ships on September 22 The official Japanese Nintendo YouTube channel began streaming a new video for its Pokkén Tournament DX game on Tuesday. The video introduces the playable Pokémon Gardevoir. The game will ship on September 22. Physical and digital copies of the game will be available. The Nintendo Switch game will feature the 16 playable Pokémon from the original Wii U Pokkén Tournament; Darkrai, Scizor, Empoleon, and Croagunk from updates to the arcade version; and new playable Pokémon Decidueye. Bandai Namco Entertainment and Nintendo released the original Pokkén Tournament fighting game on the Wii U in North America, Europe, and Japan in March 2016.

Female sexualization in video games has improved over time, but it still remains an issue.  Too often are women portrayed with skimpy outfits and lowered to objects for male gamers to gawk at.  While there’s nothing wrong with having sexualized female characters in games as long as it fits, there is simply too much of it out there.  Here are 10 of the most controversial characters depicted in these games. 10. ‘Arcana Heart’ Characters Japanese culture can be a little weird. This all-female fighting game received lots of criticism for its erotic fan art with women that look underage.  In the game, the excuse is made that they’re actually thousands of years old but have kept a younger figure.   9. Poison This character was introduced in Final Fight, the last villain that you had to punch to death to win.  Figuring battering women wouldn’t go down well in America, the character was portraye

A good majority of us can recall the very first anime we watched as a kid.  As you grow older and get married and have kids, there may come a time when you want to introduce the world of anime to your kids. Here’s a list of gateway anime that can ruin, we mean, make your child into an anime fan. 1. CARDCAPTOR SAKURA Sakura Kinomoto unleashes the Clow Cards into the world, and she must return them into the book or else, something catastrophic will happen. Kids that are interested in fashion or cosplay. Sakura has some adorable costumes.   2. ASTRO BOY Astro is a robotic boy with superhuman powers and artificial intelligence. He saves the world from bad guys. If you’re a hardcore anime fan and want to teach your child the origins of anime, you should show them Astro Boy. 3. PONYO Sosuke rescues a goldfish named Ponyo. Ponyo desires to be human, but her wish disrupts the balance of nature and causes a storm. If your kid lik

One Piece is the top-selling manga of all time, with over 350 million volumes sold in Japan alone. What’s even more surprising are the readership demographics. Nine out of ten people who buy One Piece are adults, and over half of the manga’s readers are women. This might make One Piece seem like it appeals to everyone, but apparently that is not the case. Japanese Twitter user @ykhre recently tweeted a controversial essay, expressing her thoughts for why One Piece, despite its popularity, is sexist.Here’s the translation of what she wrote: "So I’ve been reading One Piece from the beginning and noticed a couple of weird things. First it started during Zoro’s flashback to his childhood, when he couldn’t beat his rival Kuina, a girl swordsman. I thought that was interesting, but then at the end of the flashback Kuina cries to Zoro that when they grow up, she’ll never be able to beat him because ‘girls can&rs