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== [[Comic Books]] ==
* [[Wonder Woman]]'s foe, the Cheetah, has taken to wearing pants with cheetah-print over the crotch in recent years.{{when}} Since she's already covered with cheetah spots, this makes her look like she's wearing crotchless leather chaps.
* [[Wild Child]] character ''[http://www.internationalhero.co.uk/k/kidcham.htm Kid Chameleon]'' from a 1970s British comic was originally drawn wearing green briefs under his transparent chameleon suit, but after the first strip they became flesh-coloured so he almost looked naked.
* There was an old issue of ''[[Teen Titans (Comic Book)|Teen Titans]]'' where Wonder Girl (?){{verify}} was dancing in civvies (untucked shirt and pants); when it was reprinted in a ''Showcase'' (which is in B&W) it looks like she's not wearing any pants.
* [[Ms. Marvel]]'s lightning bolt on her front is the same color as her skin in quite a few incarnations, particularly in some older, more color-restricted comic books. The artists have taken to making it either clearly very yellow or shiny to avoid this.
* Subverted in ''[[Top Ten]]''
* During the [[Silver Age]], the [[Silver Surfer]] [[Monster Modesty|wore nothing but a pair of underwear]]. Since it was the same color as his body, it looked like he wasn't wearing anything. [[The Modern Age of Comic Books|These days]], he's [[Full-Frontal Assault|completely naked]], but with [[Barbie Doll Anatomy]] for good measure.
== Film ==
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