I recommend Superman, Flash, Daredevil, She-Hulk, and Nightwing, the latter three all being nominated for Eisner Awards for best on-going titles this year. Read more
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Actually her second. With a second Spider-Man at that. Read more
The focus is very much less on the death (everyone knows she’ll be back by the time The Marvels hits theaters) and far more on how they did it. Slapping the “Women in Refrigerators” trope on Kamala in 2023, killing her in someone else’s book to hurt a white dude she barely knows, during AAPI month (Marvel was… Read more
Her last run apparently sold well and did very healthy numbers in the trades. Marvel cancels and relaunches comics all the time. She-Hulk has been cancelled multiples times and they just relaunch her. Squirrel Girl literally joked in her own comic that Marvel forced them to relaunch her book as a #1 mid-way through… Read more
Marvel themselves has been propping Kamala up for AAPI Month and with their Voices releases explicitly, by their own words, to celebrate the contributions and diversity she brings to the comics as a member of the AAPI community. And then they killed her that same month. It’s just bad optics. Read more
Nobody believes she’s staying dead for long. Most are far more upset that how they’re doing it and giving Kamala the “Women in Refrigerator” treatment, killing the brown Muslim girl in someone else’s book to make the white hero feel sad. It’s terrible optics. Read more
That’s what literally everyone is predicting. MCU synergy. Read more
Nobody thinks the death is permanent (she has a movie this year). But HOW they handled her - fridging her in something else’s comic - is definitely a point of contention. Read more
Yeah, this is like if they killed off Wonder Woman the pages of Green Lantern or something. Read more
This is a reviled run of Spider-Man, and it’s legitimate baffling that they’ve given the “Women in Refrigerators” treatment to Kamala in the year 2023. Read more
Yep, defeated. Lost my 150 win streak. Oh well. Read more
I not only am not interested, I am actively and joyously cheering for it to explode in their faces so hard that it should be a cautionary tale for anyone else wishing to replicate it. Read more
It’s truly amazing how I should be the absolutely target demographic for this game - I love comics, I love the Arkham games, I love the Suicide Squad - and I’ve lost all interest in this game the more they’ve shown of it. Read more
Almost 17 years ago is a long time. 17 years ago, I said and did a lot of dumb things. Read more
“Read banned books.” Read more
Yes, yes, puritanical social constructs are indeed weird. We’ve all seen a vagina, and the game is M-rated. At the same time, if you want to see vaginas in the Witcher, there’s a whole cottage industry available for you to seek out. Read more
I can vouch for this. The developers have been paid and rarely get residuals. The one who benefits most from this game’s profits are indeed Rowling. Read more
“Whataboutism” doesn’t address the core issue. GamerGate still actively targets and harasses women. Read more
“Different views”? This isn’t like your flavor of ice cream. Read more
Here’s the cold hard facts: if you bought that wizard game, part of your money went to Rowling who uses her wealth for a variety of documented antitrans endeavors and supports awful transphobic measures against a marginalized group of people. Read more