Freud Was Right/Comic Books
- During the much reviled One More Day story arc in Spider-Man, many fans claimed that Peter Parker must have an Oedipus Complex to choose Aunt May over Mary Jane. Keep in mind, Peter is not choosing to date Aunt May over M.J, he's choosing to save her life rather than stay married.
- It's worth mentioning that there is another Squick factor which stems from this story arc. Many fans, and critics alike, have noticed that the artwork for Peter Parker has come to resemble Joe Quesada during his run as Marvel's Editor-in-Chief much more closely, and Parker's new love interest closely resembles Quesada's own daughter.
- Pretty much any death involving a female character getting run through by a male character with some type of long, sharp weapon, it will usually end up going right through her body, for added effect, of course. Elektra and Phantom Lady both suffered this one.
- Something like this happens in Canon Fodder. Fodder, Deacon Blue, and Sigmund Freud go through a portal into the dark matter universe, which is shaped by human psyches. They see a whole lot of statues of Greek gods and mythological figures, and Freud is aghast -- because this means Jung was right all along!
- From the Barry Ween/Whiteout crossover:
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Carrie Stetko Are you aware that all your guns look like giant penises? |
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- Walking through Washington DC in Y: The Last Man, Yorrick can hear singing. Why?
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355: They turned one of the monuments into an impromptu memorial for all the men. |
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- Yorrick also discusses phallic architecture with his girlfriend Beth in a Flash Back where she says "Women don't build monuments to their cooters." When they meet again in Paris, five years later in the final volume, it's at the rather yonic Arc d'Triomphe. (Built by a man, of course, but still...) They might have taken this Brick Joke even further in the Distant Finale. In an aerial shot of Paris sixty years in the future, the largest new buildings are curvy Futuristic Pyramids with open holes in the centre. The architects would certainly have been women; are they building such monuments now?
- When The Authority visit a gender-flipped Alternate Universe, their version of the Twin Towers has a distinctly oval profile.
- Batman. Many a silver age comic can viewed as major Ho Yay thanks to this trope.
- Butcher Baker, the Righteous Maker has phallic knockers and cigars that look curiously like phalluses.