PBS’s Longest Running Animated Show Cancelled After Going ‘Woke’
Breitbart’s announced the Arthur cartoon starring anthropomorphic aardvarks is being canceled after a quarter century, and a few years after it sank into wokeness: …
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Mike Baron’s ‘Thin Blue Line’ Pushes Back Against Leftist Propaganda
Police 1 has an article covering Mike Baron’s new graphic novel Thin Blue Line, which describes the story as follows: “Thin Blue Line”…
Far Left Comic Creators Watch: Kurt Busiek’s Latest Rants
Here’s the long lost his way Busiek commenting on political topics at the expense of societal cohesion. For example, the whole issue of…
DC’s Nubia Didn’t Really Matter Until Identity Politics Got Involved
The Indiana Gazette published one of Andrew Smith’s pretentious Captain Comics columns, here focusing on graphic novels he considers relevant, and one of them happens…
Jack Kirby’s Son Distastefully Goes Down the Politically Correct Path
It’s very sad when the descendant of a legend goes along and serves as an establishment tool, or what Vladimir Lenin called “useful…
Star Wars Author Amy Ratcliffe Hypocritically Scolds Capitol Rioters
Militant feminism and monumental stupidity go together like peanut butter and chocolate, though not nearly as sweet. Star Wars author Amy Ratcliffe demonstrates a perfect example…
Comic Pros Demand Marvel “Cancel” Punisher Comics After Capitol Unrest
Whatever Happened to the Murderer of Tomorrow? The recent unrest at the nations capital that culminated with a group of suspected President Trump supporters…
Comic Creators Creepily Celebrate Censorship of US President
I took a look at some leftist creators’ reactions to Donald Trump being ousted from presidency through fraudulent means, along with being banished from social media…
Washington Post is Thrilled that Comics in 2020 Were So Political
The Washington Post wrote about what this year had to offer, and they seem quite interested in drawing an analogy of some sort between certain items…
Which Future for America? 1975’s ‘Rollerball’ or 1988’s ‘They Live’? (Part 2)
Yesterday I pondered if the classic 45-year-old film “Rollerball” is an apt scenario which the US may face in the very near future. This time…