I believe the implication might just be that since it is made by a woman, it is automatically more "outrageous and provocative" than anything else that could possibly be conceived, except for Frank Miller. Women are having thoughts!

Or they just wanted a panel with Jenna Jameson on it to appease the fanboys. Part of me has a strong suspicion she's the real premiere zoo exhibit here, and all the long-time comics pros are just window dressing.

(Plus, their "Women in Fantasy and Science Fiction" panel description includes "fingers with a fairer touch." Yes, because my vagina plays such a key role in shaping genres. It's practically prehensile!)

And the added link is such a real fanboy winner.

Assumptions of American superiority? Check!
Tasteless jokes about Hiroshima? Check!
Awkward straight man yaoi jokes! Check!