Comic books have long been known for the distinctive depictions of their superheroes. Spider-Man's muscles are nearly ripping his skintight suit . Luke Cage has actually torn his shirt and pants while kicking ass. So it comes as no surprise that female characters have it even worse. The exaggerated and consistently sexualized representation of these super humans is part of their marvelousness. But there's always a line — and recently, it was crossed.Marvel had to pull images of its latest hero because of public outcry over the cover art. The pictures featured an extremely over-sexualized version of Riri Williams, a.k.a. Ironheart , the 15-year-old Black female genius that's currently Tony Stark's protégé — she's set to take the mantle of Iron Man once he retires. In the top image, you can see the original drawings, which feature Williams in a high-neck crop top, loose sweatpants, and taking a casual stance.Below is a picture of the cover that was produced, shared by Steph_I_Wil