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Stanley Lau's Metropolis Lifestyle Magazine Covers

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How would a magazine industry that often objectifies and sexualises women on the covers of magazines in order to sell them, but inevitably contributes to the very culture that creates such objectification and sexualisation, cope in a world of superhuman-powered women with the ability to take a wide lens and insert it forcibly into anyone they chose?

Oh, apparently, they'd cope fine, according to the work of Stanley Lau. Thanks to Timothy Carson.

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