Comics have long featured alluring female protagonists beyond Marvel and DC, often drawn with exaggerated physiques and involved in sensual scenarios that blend action with eroticism. These 20 characters from independent and other publishers embody that trope, celebrated for their beauty, confidence, and steamy comic moments.
Leggi tutto: Top 20 Sexiest Female Comic Characters Beyond Marvel and DCContents
- 1 Abbie Chase (Danger Girls)
- 2 Atom Eve (Invincible)
- 3 Aspen (Fathom)
- 4 Druuna
- 5 Elissa “Emp” Megan Powers (Empowered)
- 6 Fourmille Gratule (Ekho)
- 7 Lara Croft (Tomb Raider)
- 8 Lady Mechanika
- 9 Madame Mirage
- 10 May Frayn (Legs Weaver)
- 11 Modesty Blaise
- 12 Nakkiko (Dark Minds)
- 13 Red Sonya
- 14 Sally Forth (Sally Forth, 1968)
- 15 Sara Pezzini (Witchblade)
- 16 Sarah Rainmaker (Gen13)
- 17 Tarot (Tarot: Witch of the Black Rose)
- 18 Trizia
- 19 Voodoo
- 20 Vampirella
- 21 Informazioni sull'autore
Abbie Chase (Danger Girls)
Abbie Chase is the lead adventurer in J. Scott Campbell’s Danger Girl series, a blonde bombshell spy fighting Nazis and villains. Her sexiness stems from voluptuous curves, including large breasts, a tiny waist, prominent bum, and legs, often accentuated in tight outfits. Some sexy scenes include an alligator biting a hole in her trousers to expose her buttock, wearing a see-through dress, and stripping naked in a hot tub to seduce then knock out villain Peach.



Atom Eve (Invincible)
Atom Eve, real name Samantha Eve Wilkins, is a powerful matter-manipulating superheroine from Robert Kirkman’s Invincible comics. She’s depicted as stunningly attractive with a curvaceous figure, full breasts, and athletic build that highlights her allure in form-fitting costumes. A notable nude scene appears in issue #64, adapted in the animated series season 3 episode 8, where she’s shown fully exposed during an intimate moment.


Aspen (Fathom)
Aspen Matthews stars in Michael Turner’s Fathom, a half-human, half-Blue aquatic warrior in a war between underwater races and the surface world. Her appeal lies in statuesque beauty, hyper-feminine proportions with ample breasts and lithe athleticism, defining ’90s “bad girl” comics sexy aesthetics. The series emphasizes her sensual design amid action, with Turner building a franchise around her voluptuous form.

Druuna
Druuna protagonists Paolo Eleuteri Serpieri’s erotic sci-fi series Druuna, wandering a dystopian world of mutants and machines. Her hyper-detailed, voluptuous body—featuring enormous breasts, wide hips, and flawless nudity—is Serpieri’s artistic focus, often sparsely clothed or bare. Some scenes involve willing erotic encounters with strangers, monsters, and mutants, including rapes she sometimes counters, across volumes with explicit sex and violence.



Elissa “Emp” Megan Powers (Empowered)
Emp, or Elissa Megan Powers, is a caped heroine in Adam Warren’s Empowered whose suit grants powers but tears easily, leaving her vulnerable. Her sexiness comes from a busty, hourglass figure and the suit’s clingy, often shredded state emphasizing her curves and frequent nudity. She’s in a heavily sexual relationship with boyfriend Thugboy, with scenes mirroring her suit’s state through emotional and physical intimacy.



Fourmille Gratule (Ekho)
Fourmille Gratule is the female lead in Christophe Arleston and Alessandro Barbucci’s Ekho, a human trapped in the magical world Ekho, often possessed by ghosts. Her physical attractiveness, with frequent male gaze shots on her body, makes her Ms. Fanservice alongside other beauties. Scenes include ghost-possessed seduction forcing herself on partner Yuri, leading to relationship complications, and sex for solace with friend Soledad.



Lara Croft (Tomb Raider)
Lara Croft appears in Tomb Raider comics adapting the games, a busty archaeologist-adventurer raiding tombs. Her sexiness is in short shorts, tank tops highlighting large breasts and athletic legs, with unlockable bikinis and dynamic dirt/soaking effects. Comics feature pervy angles and house scenes in dressing gowns, though toned down from marketing’s extreme sexualization.





Lady Mechanika
Lady Mechanika is a steampunk detective in Joe Benitez’s series, with mechanical limbs from sinister experiments, solving mysteries in Victorian-inspired Mechanika city. Drawn alluringly in corsets and tight attire accentuating her figure, bust, and strength, without exploitation. Her poses emphasize sexual attraction, but she’s dignified, using superior power in gory fights.
Madame Mirage
Madame Mirage, aka Harper Temple, is a tech-powered illusionist from Paul Dini’s short Madame Mirage series, mimicking her sister with a busty, sexy Shadow-inspired look. Her “smoking-hot” illusory form features giant breasts and form-fitting outfits for distraction. The exaggerated appearance is a scientific illusion, used in action against villains like ASI.


May Frayn (Legs Weaver)
May Frayn is Alfa Agency agent and lover to Legs Weaver in the Italian Legs Weaver comics, a voluptuous Mediterranean brunette thief-turned-heroine. Extremely sexy due to large, firm breasts often shown naked while undressing, bathing, or hiding gun parts in her bra, spied on by dragon Harvey and neighbor Rick. Scenes include frequent nudity, tickling by Legs, and intimate massages with her partner.


Modesty Blaise
Modesty Blaise protagonists Peter O’Donnell’s newspaper comic strip, a former crime boss turned adventurer with partner Willie Garvin. Her lithe, athletic body and confidence shine in sparse clothing; she uses bare breasts as “The Nailer” to stun foes. Turkish bath nudity with Willie (non-sexual) was censored in some markets, and 1970s strips showed breasts amid taboos.

Nakkiko (Dark Minds)
Dark Minds is a 1998-1999 miniserie (issues #0-8) from Top Cow Productions by Pat Lee and Dreamwave, blending manga aesthetics with American superhero tropes in a cyberpunk sci-fi saga. It follows a conspiracy where a shadowy corporation unleashes monstrous biomechanical creatures on a dystopian Earth. Heroes with high-tech enhancements and psychic abilities battle these threats amid corporate intrigue.
Nakkiko is the fierce Japanese female lead, a skilled martial artist and operative with cybernetic upgrades, navigating espionage and monster hunts. Her allure comes from her athletic, curvaceous figure—long legs, toned physique, and form-fitting outfits that highlight her exotic beauty in dynamic action panels, fitting the era’s “bad girl” comic style



Red Sonya
Red Sonya, based on Robert E. Howard’s warrior, stars in Dynamite comics as a chainmail-bikini-clad swordswoman. Her muscular yet curvaceous build, with emphasized breasts and legs, fuels her sexy barbarian image. Controversial explicit sex scenes develop character relationships graphically.



Sally Forth (Sally Forth, 1968)
Sally Forth debuts in Wallace Wood’s 1968 Sally Forth underground comic, an action-adventure heroine mostly depicted nude. Her nudity drives erotic exploration in sci-fi settings, from Military News tabloid. Wood’s style highlights her body in constant bare states across adventures.


Sara Pezzini (Witchblade)
Sara Pezzini is a NYPD detective bonded to the Witchblade artifact in Top Cow’s series, gaining armor and powers. Curvaceous and strong, the living tattoo clings revealingly to her busty figure. Scenes include pregnancy sparking romantic/sexual tension with Jackie, sharing Witchblade power amid battles.


Sarah Rainmaker (Gen13)
Sarah Rainmaker is a core member of the Gen13 team in Jim Lee and Brandon Choi’s WildStorm comics, an Apache Native American weather-controller with powers over rain, lightning, wind, and flight, raised on the San Carlos Reservation after escaping government experiments. Her sexiness derives from her athletic, toned physique—long black hair, striking features, firm breasts, and a lithe warrior’s build showcased in her revealing red-and-green spandex costume that bares arms, midriff, and one leg, blending fierce activism with exotic allure. Some scenes include her flirtatious tension and rejected advances toward teammate Caitlin Fairchild, marked by jealous glances and intimate moments highlighting her bisexual/lesbian leanings, plus environmental battles where her sweat-glistened form and dynamic poses emphasize her sensual confidence amid team dynamics.



Tarot (Tarot: Witch of the Black Rose)
Tarot, a busty witch, defends the world in Jim Balent’s Tarot: Witch of the Black Rose. Her incredibly large breasts (even for comics) dominate her design amid supernatural fights. Some scenes feature sex in a Lazarus Pit-like tub while a partner is unconscious, plus naked werewolf encounters.



Trizia
Trizia stars in Pedro Pérez’s Trizia – Cose di Casa, a 47-story Italian comic of everyday life slices. Depicted as a sexy young woman in autoconclusive tales, with sensual undertones in domestic scenarios.



Voodoo
Voodoo (Priscilla Kitaen) is a telepathic stripper-Daemonite hybrid in WildStorm’s WildC.A.T.s, sex-positive and down-to-earth. Her sexy design suits her Hot Spot club job, with romantic ties like to Maul. Scenes start at strip clubs, seduced by power promises amid team drama.


Vampirella
Vampirella, the iconic vampire from Warren Publishing, wears a skimpy red thong costume on Drakulon and Earth. Her voluptuous body—huge breasts, long legs—is hyper-sexualized in horror adventures. Countless scenes show her nude or barely covered fighting monsters, with explicit eroticism defining the series.
















