Our list of the Top 10 Plus-Size Superheroes shatters the stereotype that heroes must adhere to conventional body standards to be effective and beloved.
As a member of the Great Lakes Avengers, Big Bertha serves as an enduring symbol of body diversity in a world dominated by the overly muscular and perpetually slim.
Zephyr, is a groundbreaking figure in the world of comics, particularly for the representation of plus-size women.
In the diverse universe of DC Comics, Bouncing Boy stands out as a unique figure embracing an unconventional physique.
Though not a comic book hero in the traditional sense, he has made a significant impact on broader superhero culture.
Candy is a character who has undergone various iterations since her debut in DC Comics, but she is often portrayed as a plus-size woman and a close ally to Wonder Woman.
Often seen indulging in feasts and sharing tales of questionable veracity, Volstagg may initially come off as comic relief.
Next is “The Blimp”, a satirical character hailing from “The Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers,” an underground comic series created by Gilbert Shelton.
Also known as Herbie Popnecker, is a character from AC Comics who offers a comedic yet poignant take on the superhero genre.
Winks is an enduring character in the DC Comics universe, best known as the sidekick to Plastic Man. Often portrayed as plus-sized and more than a little clumsy.
Momma, born Nell Wilson, gained recognition on the reality TV show “Who Wants to Be a Superhero?” produced by Stan Lee.