15 Lazy Comic Book Characters Who Just Added A Gender After A Word

Comic book movies are all the rage these days and for a good reason. They're exciting, full of action, and often well-made. But what many people don't know is that comic book movies aren't a new phenomenon; they've been around since the late 1800s. And while comic books might have started off as a children's medium, they soon became much more complex and mature, dealing with weighty topics like racism, social justice, and war. So if you're a fan of comic book movies or just want to learn more about them, read on! You might be surprised by what you find.
Comic book writers are often faced with the challenge of writing stories that are both interesting and engaging. This is especially difficult when it comes to lazy comic book characters. In order to make these characters more likable and relatable, writers often have to come up with creative ways to make them interesting. Unfortunately, this can be a difficult task, and sometimes lazy characters end up being the downfall of otherwise good storylines.

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Doorman

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Asbestos Lady

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Marvel’s Frog Man

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Beast Boy

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Lesser Known Villains

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