1. Axa
Post-apocalyptic super heroine created by Spanish artist Romero in the late 1970's for the sword-and-sorcery comic strip of the same name.
2. Jessica Rabbit
Usually ends up on first place on lists like this, but redheads aren't really our cup of tea.
3. Harley Quinn
A real badass in the DC canon, created by Paul Dini and Bruce Timm in the 1990's, Harley Quinn is sometimes the Joker's sidekick and girlfriend.
4. Paulette
A vulgar MILF created by Belgian erotic artist Georges Pichard in the 1970's.
5. Tank Girl
British artist Jamie Hewlett's post-apocalyptic heroine Tank Girl is not intended to be a sex symbol, but her punky attitude makes her one.
6. Modesty Blaise
Classic comic strip heroine, created by Brits Peter O'Donnell and Jim Holdaway in 1963. Later contributions to her classy beauty was made by Romero (see number one on our list above).
7. Veronica Lodge
Veronica, from the Archie comics, created by Bob Montana in 1942, is a spoiled rich girl who is Archie's on-off girlfriend.
8. Brandy Carter
Frank Cho's curvy lass is the main reason why we love to read Liberty Meadows, published in the late 1990's, in which she works at an animal sanctuary and has many comic adventures with her anthropomorphic animal friends.
9. Judge Anderson
Judge Cassandra Anderson from Judge Dredd, created by John Wagner and Brian Bolland in 1980, grew so popular that she became the star of her own books. She is one of the first member of the Psi Division, made up of judges with telekinetic abilities.
10. Tinkerbell
Legend has it Disney modelled their Tinkerbell in the 1953 adaptation of Peter Pan after Marilyn Monroe. Whether that's true or not, she has definitely become one of the foremost icons of the Disney brand.
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