Do you dislike in comic where( two equally powerful) men and women fight?

[KateGrove]

I love a strong female character. And I think most of us (women) are a bit fed up with being illustrated as weak. So I'd say go for it, I'd love to see what you come up with! And strong female villains are fun

[mg78]

So should I go with it or shoo it under the rug?

why u shouldnt?
u rule your fantasy-world, so if u wanna just do it.
and about your fear... well... everything can be frowned upon, so dont bother yourself about this.

[Testaccount]

Personally, I don't mind a strong female character, but for me anyway, it needs to be balanced.

As long as the character is well rounded - with strengths and weaknesses - I'm sure it will be fine.

[ISNEKO]

My stories are 95% strong females. Do the thing. If someone is offended by strong women then laugh at their face.

[Chronitis]

lol, thanks but the fear wasn't if they would accept strong women in my story, the fear was if they won't accept haven't strong women both good and bad fighting men, sometimes losing (the villains) and sometimes winning (the heroes.)

[phen]

Aah, I get the fear in that more often than not, females are depicted as evil, villainous counterparts to their race. Particularly so in western culture, males being subject to dominating the poisonous wiles of females. So, it's not an unfounded fear but like @mg78 said, anything can be disliked from other angles. Telling your story with gusto, with the passion you initially created it with while arguing your case can prove successful. It's an intriguing concept that could challenge a lot of viewpoints, conventional and progressive.

[Sanz]

I have been anxious to go with using my female villains fighting the male heroes as well as female heroes out of fear it may be frowned upon.

love strong females !!!!! do it. Lead female villians !!! FTW I have a lead female villian... well she's more like an anti-villain but i love the idea ! so i say go for it omg do it !!!! doooo ittttt!!!!

[XzynderVexymous]

No. Isn't there an extremely famous comic with that at the beginning.... oh yeah, Adonis

[Aura-Redwood]

I personally love seeing that.

[Kabushi]

Go for it. Anything can be done so long as it's done well.

The key, like with race and sexuality, is to ensure that characters are well-rounded, but also so that there are more than one examples of them. For instance, if you just had one woman in your comic and she was weaker than everyone else, all the time, then that would be bad.

But if you give her strengths in other areas and ensure you have other empowered women in your story, you are giving multiple shades of representation.

In comics like this, women will fight men. Sometimes they will lose and sometimes they will win. Don't make it gratuitous and just ensure she will get the upper hand at least half of the time (although, really, with a hero, you want this to be most of the time).

[IdiotWithPencil]

as long as it's interesting, who cares about the genders?-_-
... just make sure the fight dosen't drag too long

[Rhombik]

I say go for it. If something's done well, people don't even notice the genders.

[dragonryuzk718]

I understand that it can be dangerous to tread, but at the same time, it is an issue that needs to be desperately solved.
Strong man does not equate a weak woman, while a strong woman should not equate a weak man.
No one should lord over anybody.

+whoops, forgot a word+

[Mari]

I mean, most fighting games/ shows /whatever have people of all genders and colours kick the crap out of each other. So go for it. If it's clearly established that it's like, a combat situation, rather than portrayed as a domestic situation (or something to that nature), there shouldn't be an issue.

[R.n.P]

I can't imagine myself hating a good fight, I'm practically a fight junkie when it comes to comics so any good fight is automatically liked by me
plus its an comic fight, things shouldn't be realistic cuz it'll get boring
do basically whatever u wish, plus the world concept is one of the most unique I've seen in a while

[sandpaperdaisy]

Considering there are many animal species where the female is larger and stronger than the male, I see absolutely no problems with depicting a race of humanoids with these traits. No reason not to go for it, I'd say.

[Shanny8]

Just because characters may be equal in terms of strength doesnt mean they are equal; their backgrounds, history, and how much they know can always determine the outcome of a fight. If one of them has a history of being an efficient fighter or strategist, that pretty much tips the scales in their favor.

[RaptagonStudios]

I find that if you treat the characters the same (everyone can get hit, everyone can die,) and have people generally treat each other by their personalities rather than anything else, you won't have too many problems.

[IdiotWithPencil]

Hear hear *lifts a beer

[BlackRoses_RedRavens]

I see no problem with this. I like any strong characters that are written well whether they be male, female, good or bad or non of the above. Go for it!