Thank you for that mental image.

I'm not entirely sure it was intentional, but cleaning Peter's clothes seems kinda obvious to me. I'm sure she does probably clean it when she's cleaning her own clothes, though I'd guess she would use a washing machine the same way Peter used to. She also wouldn't be bending over and wearing a thong while cleaning. I think it's a combination of what she's dressed in and what she's doing that's the problem.

I'm sure the 1000 owners of this statue are very happy with it. Mostly anyway. I'm not familiar with the company making it, but that message deleting does sound pretty sleazy. Sorta sounds like they have that kinda reputation from what you're saying though. Have they done stuff like this before?

my ex wife used to do the house work in a thong and wife beater shirt.. good times

It should be Jarvis washing his costume...


















in a thong.

Reputation for making overly sexist statues... depends on your definiton. Generally it's just more of the, looks improbably even for the character stuff like their white queen statue.

Me i'd be surprised either of them would wear a washing machine consiedring they live in NY, didn't think many NY places had their own washers and driers. Reminds me of the annoying moment in civil war where mary jane goes out for something and her "Secret" disguise is to just show more clevage so nobody looks at her face.

Ah, so they made that statue, huh? Well, it's all coming together now.

And I was mostly going off a few old Spider-Man comics where Peter would use the laundry room in his apartment or the laundry mat and hide his costume with a pile of clothes. I only remember that because of a great scene where a single Peter gets rejected by a girl because he was looking a little too dirty. I wonder if he gets Wong to do his laundry for him now though. I hope that outfit isn't mandatory for anyone doing his laundry, now there's a disturbing image

Ah, guess i just blank out laundry room scenes in comics. For the record both statues are part of a line they're all based on Adam Hughes drawings.