Examining the Cultish Praise of Woke SciFi & Comics Adaptations
In this fluff-coated Captain Comics column in the Indiana Gazette, Andrew Smith continues to fawn over some TV adaptations of notable comics and other pop culture…
Tag: She-Ra
Eating Their Own: She-Ra’s Showrunner Slammed Over Alleged Racist Joke
It looks like the people behind the SJW-pandering Netflix remake of She-Ra have just been thrown under the bus by the crowd they were gearing…
Family Friendly Disney Confirms Bisexual Character In Witchcraft Cartoon
Anyway, be gay do witchcraft. — Dana Terrace (@DanaTerrace) August 9, 2020 When Disney added a new character named Violet to DuckTales on Disney…
She-Ra Showrunner Says Cartoon Is Intended to Normalize LGBTQ Couples to Kids
For supposed children’s fare, that is. Here’s another disgustingly oozy article recorded from CBR fawning over the new, politically correct She-Ra cartoon pandering to LGBT ideology:…
Many Classic Toons Derided for “Toxic Masculinity” Ran by Women
REMINDER: Many of those 80s and 90s cartoon “toy commercials” that promoted “toxic masculinity” were produced by a WOMAN. Margaret Loesch was behind Transformers,…
Chuck Austen on Blackisting, She-Ra and How He Hates Republicans
Comic Watch interviewed animation producer Chuck Austen, who’d done some comics writing in the early 2000s (years before, he may have drawn Alan…
“Get Woke, Go Broke” is Confirmed Yet Again
Back in the 1980s, Mattel learned the hard way that when they began pushing She-Ra toys to young girls, that young boys were no longer interested…
Animation Legend John Celestri Launches Comic Series for Kids
Veteran Animator, John Celestri, is also known as “John the Animator Guy,” on his YouTube channel, where he makes entertaining and education videos demonstrating and instructing…
Why I’m Boycotting the Captain Marvel Film
Disclaimer: Bleeding Fool is NOT calling for a boycott of this film. It should be perfectly obvious why I will not see Captain…
Another One-Sided ComicsGate Hit Piece *Yawn*
Over a month ago, the New Statesman wrote up their own attack on the Comicsgate campaign, using the rather cliched defense that “comic books were always bastions…