The queen mother of all comic book babes. Wonder Woman was actually created by the same psychologist who invented the polygraph test, William Moulton Marston. Marston realized a female character with a magic lasso and metal bracelets would appeal to every man’s fascination with bondage. He was right and the book became an instant hit. Since then, Wonder Woman’s popularity has continued to grow along with her bust line. She’s a pop culture icon and a role model for female comic fans everywhere. She’s also one of the only attractive females in the DC Universe that Batman hasn't gotten his grubby paws on. Yet.

Throughout the years, Catwoman has evolved from a generic female villain, complete with bright spandex and tacky cape, into a lycra-clad goddess. She has since become the focal point of various comics, television shows, and movies and grown into the archetype for what a seductive female should be in comics. As the deepest notch on his headboard, Batman’s relationship with Catwoman is perhaps the most complex in all of comics. Despite her criminal record, the Caped Crusader seemingly can’t get enough of this feline femme fatale, emotional baggage and all. It might have something to do with her assortment of leather outfits and various whips.

Betsy Braddock, a.k.a. Psylocke, is the sister of Captain Britain and was seen as nothing more than a side character for years. Then she swapped minds with a hot Asian chick, and soon the comic community couldn't get enough of her. Sporting less material than Dane Cook, Psylocke’s outfits leave little to the imagination, and that’s the recipe for a great comic heroine.

One of the most fetishized characters in all of comics, Vampirella has become an icon to basement-dwelling fanboys and attention-starved cosplay girls everywhere. As an inhabitant of the planet Draculon, Vampirella must battle evil and rid Earth of the vampires that have invaded it. Then again, with that much bare flesh showing at all times, it’s rare that people actually pay attention to the story. Leave your brain at the door and just enjoy the body.

One of the rules of thumb for comic book heroines is that if you want to stay alive, don’t date Daredevil. Because of his bad luck, Matt Murdock is responsible for the deaths of more girlfriends than a Kennedy. However, Elektra is one tough cookie and has found a way to come back to life after her apparent demise. And it’s a good thing, too, because she has a hell of a body and enjoys to show it off. Since her rebirth, she has crossed the globe kicking ass dressed in little more than a glorified handkerchief.

For some mutants, Emma Frost has been a one-night stand, an object of obsession, and even a home-wrecker. She’s a lot more than just a pretty face, though. She’s also one of the most manipulative and powerful mutants on the X-Men. But despite the fact that she has advanced psychic powers and the ability to turn her skin into pure diamonds, she usually just needs to show a little cleavage to get whatever she wants.

She’s the resident magician of the DC Universe, which may be why Zatanna had a hard time gaining the respect of her peers and comic fans initially. After a while, artists started to draw her with a slamming body and revealing outfits. As a result, fans started shelling out dough to read her adventures and DC started to give her more high-profile gigs. Armed with nothing but a top hat, jacket, some lace, and a smile, Zatanna is routinely the object of every man’s obsession. She also happens to be another victim of Batman’s ravenous sexual appetite.

She may be crazy, but Harley Quinn has slowly but surely become one of the most popular females in comics. Ever since her debut in Batman: The Animated Series, Quinn has gone from one-off character to a full fledged icon to both male and female fans everywhere. And while she’s slightly homicidal and infatuated with the Joker, Harley Quinn’s offbeat look on life and quirky get-up is oddly appealing.

Storm, the goddess of weather, is equally well known for her leadership skills as she is for her skimpy outfits. Wearing uniforms that would make a stripper blush, Storm often prances around the X-Mansion showing off as many assets as possible. But it’s her quiet dignity and class that separate her from the other comic book heroines. However, those outfits probably don’t make the wheelchair confined life of Professor X very easy.

Sue Storm has been the model of comic book femininity since 1961. She has adapted with the times just as well as any character on this list and is always on the cutting edge of fashion. Sure other gals get more attention with their visible bust lines and pouty lips, but it’s Sue’s sense of self-confidence and modest beauty that makes her rank so high on the list.

When Jean Grey isn't destroying planets, or being temporarily "dead" as the Phoenix, she’s actually pretty hot. That long red hair and tight spandex suit (Professor X, you dirty old pacifist) has been one of the most memorable parts of the X-Men universe for decades. But one word of warning that all heroes should heed: Don’t think about her naked while standing in front of her (unless you're absolutely sure she's feeling you). She is a mind reader after all.

Witchblade comics will never be known for their sprawling stories or intricate character studies, but they are filled with enough cleavage to get any red-blooded male through the night. Never has one comic book character caused so much nervous sweating from the awkward fans who buy the series. The biggest mistake that Hollywood made with the character is when they tried to place her in a much more modest costume for the Witchblade TV series. Fans turned their collective nose up at the show and continued to ogle Witchblade and all of her bare flesh in the comics.

Just as quick to kiss the Caped Crusader as she is to kill him, Talia al Ghul is a known terrorist and love interest of Batman. Her flowing hair and seductive accent makes it hard for any man to resist her. Just ask Bats—he had a kid with her! Then again, there aren't many women on this list that Batman hasn't defiled.

One touch from Rogue can land a man in the hospital, or worse. Apparently the Marvel Universe is fine with that, as Rogue has gone through quite a few men during her career. Most famous of all just happens to be the card tossing misogynist, Gambit. Nice guys always finish last, fellas.

It must be tough for the Web Slinger to explain to Mary Jane why he has all of those claw marks on his back, but it’s worth it for a crack at the Black Cat. She’s not just Marvel’s answer to Catwoman, she’s also a memorable character in her own right and for some reason she has it bad for the Wall Crawler. Sometimes being a dork pays off.

As the cousin of Superman, not many men dare to flirt with Kara Zor-El, a.k.a. Supergirl. Still, her platinum blonde hair and killer body make it hard for even the Man of Steel not to make a pass at her. While the Earth-2 version of Supergirl, Powergirl, is drawn like a disgusting tramp who sets the Women’s Lib movement back decades with every page that she graces, the real deal is usually drawn with a sense of modest grace and beauty that is missing in most comic females.

She's green and covered in shrubbery, but that doesn't stop Poison Ivy from being one of the hottest women in all of comics. And sure, she kills most of her victims and spends most of her time in an insane asylum, but men have put up with a lot worse in order to plant seeds.

She has gone by various identities over the years, but one thing has always stayed constant: Batgirl is hot. Whether she's a blonde, brunette, or stunning redhead, the character has always found a way to brighten up the adventures of the otherwise brooding Caped Crusader. But being Batgirl is a dangerous job, and unfortunately for the most famous one, Barbara Gordon, any man she goes into bed with now has to have a wheelchair ramp handy.

Like the cute goth girl or band geek from your high school days, Death’s chalky white skin and jet black hair make her oddly appealing. Sure she's the personification of Death and probably shouldn't be touched, but that doesn't mean we can’t admire the DC dime from a distance. Besides, we smoked cancer sticks for a while, and those were way less sexy than she is.

Mystique’s homicidal ways and skimpy outfits have won the affections of sex-starved comic fans everywhere. As a shape-shifter she also has the craftiness and intelligence to use her sexuality to get whatever she wants. What man wouldn't want to be with a woman who can transform into any other female imaginable to fulfill their fantasies? For us, it would actually make Bea Arthur’s death a little more bearable.

As the sexy, reality warping heroine of the Avengers, Wanda Maximoff is one of the only reasons why most of the males even stay on the team. Her flirtatious mannerisms and propensity for wearing very little clothing have made her a fixture of Marvel’s comics. This is all despite the fact that she has attempted to erase every mutant from the planet, married a robot, and had a sexual relationship with her own brother. Oh, and she’s also the daughter of Magneto.

She’s the hottest redhead in the Marvel Universe and, because of that, the Black Widow spends almost as much time brawling with baddies as she does fighting off the Avengers’ sexual advances. And although she’s built up quite a body count in recent years, she's so fine that the heroes don’t mind taking their chances with her. She’s also one of the rare ex-girlfriend’s of Daredevil who hasn't been killed because of his ineptitude.

Admittedly, she has some questionable taste in men (Have you seen the Green Arrow’s ridiculous mustache?), but the Black Canary is no doubt one of the hottest women in DC Comics. We don’t know if it’s the leather jacket or torn fishnet stockings, but the Canary certainly leaves fans and heroes drooling. Oh, and in what’s sure to be a running theme on this list, Batman hit it first.

As one of the few living females with the strength to handle Thor’s mighty loins, Sif has proven herself as a warrior on the battlefield and in the bedroom. And like any comic heroine worth her salt, Sif lets comic fans see more skin than a dermatologist. Even though Thor’s mortal form, Donald Blake, may prefer the gentle humanity of Jane Foster, Thor is more interested in knocking boots with the mountainous Sif.

As one of the many “wannabe” Batmen that roam the DC Universe, the Huntress actually has something going for her that the others don’t: a slamming body and tight spandex. While the character herself may be nothing but another brooding vigilante, she provides some much needed sex appeal to the Batman comics.