>>10618193Like I said, the underskirt isn't an issue. Having seen reviews, it isn't even supposed to be taken off and the figure can't be displayed without one.
But if you look at Todd's comic book and toy history, the female characters have usually had a certain sex appeal that in recent years has been dropped in favor of more realistic (and thus non-controversial) designs. This can be a WB thing for all I know, but the "kids isle" doesn't work when I grew up with Timm's designs that were marketed at kids and still had a big distinction between the male and female form. If you make a superhero look too ordinary part of the appeal just goes away. That's why comic-based figures are more popular than movie releases.
