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'''LaundryGate''' is one of the terms used to describe the mass outrage/annoyance/disgust in [[2007]] at the [[Sideshow Collectibles]]' statuette of [[Mary Jane Watson]], widely perceived to be MJ washing Spidey's duds while in a sexually suggestive costume and pose.
'''LaundryGate''' is one of the terms used to describe the mass outrage/annoyance/disgust in [[2007]] at the [[Sideshow Collectibles]]' statuette of [[Mary Jane Watson]], widely perceived to be MJ washing Spidey's duds while in a sexually suggestive costume and pose.


See [http://womenincomics.blogspot.com/2007/05/special-outrage-of-week-edition.html "When Fangirls Attack!"] for comprhehensive link roundup
See [http://womenincomics.blogspot.com/2007/05/special-outrage-of-week-edition.html Special "Outrage of the Week" Edition] of [[When Fangirls Attack!]] for comprhehensive link roundup


[[Category:Sexism incidents and controversies]]
[[Category:Sexism incidents and controversies]]
[[Category:Collectibles]]
[[Category:Comics]]
[[Category:Comics]]
[[Category:Collectibles]]
[[Category:2007 events]]

Latest revision as of 07:18, 4 August 2012

LaundryGate is one of the terms used to describe the mass outrage/annoyance/disgust in 2007 at the Sideshow Collectibles' statuette of Mary Jane Watson, widely perceived to be MJ washing Spidey's duds while in a sexually suggestive costume and pose.

See Special "Outrage of the Week" Edition of When Fangirls Attack! for comprhehensive link roundup