Marvel & DC Comics Treat Religion Much Differently These Days
A would-be historian at Polygon wrote about how censorship affected the ability to tell stories involving religion, Jesus and the definitions of heaven and hell…
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How DC Comics & Marvel Comics Handle Politics Differently
The leftist Polygon is up their usual propagandizing again, this week discussing the alleged differences between DC/Marvel on how they handle politics in their…
Comics Beat Upset When Comicbook Lesbians Depicted as Villains
The leftist Comics Beat wrote a whole puff piece about the history of 2 villainesses both created by Chris Claremont whose roles were mainly…
Please Give Us Better Spider-Man Comics Than the Past Decade’s
Here’s a CBR list from last November where they gush over some of the worst Spider-Man tales Joe Quesada and Axel Alonso led to: …
Comics Writer Ron Marz Praises Mark Waid’s Disgraced Attorney
It’s not often enough lately I’ve paid attention to what leftist writers like Marz are saying, so here’s two more items he posted…
Mark Waid’s ‘Ignited’ is a Grossly One-Sided Political Comic
France 24/AFP’s written all about what Mark Waid and Kwanza Osajyefo’s Ignited, published by Humanoids Associates, is intended for – attacking right-wing politics in the…
Progressive Comics Media STILL Doesn’t, and Never Will, “Get It”
As noted by yours truly last week, legendary comics scribe Mark Waid was asked/forced to edit his Marvel Comics #1000 Captain America narrative as (according to io9,)…
It’s Mark Waid at His Asinine, Angry Worst – Yet Again…
A normal human being might think being a wildly successful writer would make a person pretty darn happy, right? Unfortunately for long-time comic book…
Marvel Pulls Mark Waid’s Political Screed aka Captain America Essay
Shortly after the news they wouldn’t be carrying an essay by cartoonist Art Spiegelman due to its politically charged leftist nature, now the Hollywood Reporter’s announced a similar one…
Ignited #3 Finds Students Playing Hooky From the Plot
Issue #3 of Ignited opens on an tense police stand off scene where we were at the end of issue #2. Well, almost. …