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Despite her superhuman strength, powers of flight and incredible agility, even Wonder Woman could succumb to breast cancer. That's the message being sent out to young women in the African nation of Mozambique today which is deploying a number of superheroes in its fight against the disease. Wonder Woman has been joined by other female comic book characters including Storm, She-Hulk and Catwoman to highlight that even they need to be aware of t he warning signs. Not immune: Wonder Woman checks her breasts for signs of cancer in a new campaign which aims to raise awareness of the disease in Mozambique, particularly among younger women. It's no joke: In this illustration, created by artist Maisa Chaves, Catwoman gives herself a thorough examination.

Officials appointed the superhero as an ambassador in October, ahead of a empowerment campaign for women and girls. But the choice of the white, curvaceous and scantily clad superhero attracted heavy criticism. Almost 45, people signing an online petition calling for UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon to drop the character and dozens of UN employees protested at UN headquarters on the day of the appointment. Yet spokesperson Jeffrey Brez said campaigns using such fictional characters often lasted only a few months, Reuters reported.

Husband and wife Kym and Tonya Illman, from Perth, Australia, have taken on the task of photographing more than women to celebrate boobs in all their wonder. Content warning: Shockingly enough, this article does include photos of naked breasts and nipples. The project, called Celebration of the Breast, features women from 18 to 88 years from all around the world, showing their breasts without any airbrushing.