Or, we possibly consider returning not turning every switch of a Twitter Avatar into a massive fight.

“there is something to be said for the fact that Marvel jumped at the chance to replace a Black man with a white woman in its promotional materials.”

This reminds me of the Simpsons episode where someone says something to comic book guy who responds “That didn’t really happen, it was an imaginary story.”

That’s only part of the problem. The other part is that it’s been at least nine hours since we were able to stroke our outrage boners and we need release.

So if I’m reading this correctly, the problem is that Marvel temporarily replaced the promotional Twitter account avatar of a character whose show dropped several months ago with a different character whose show dropped last night?

It’s not queer baiting, it’s projection.  People online make things into WAY bigger deals than they really are, they make things up and then expect real life to be like what’s in their head.  Hell, CPM over at io9 does it constantly. 

What are Regionals?

And then the World Queeries!

Looking forward to the return of Robotman and company next month. Nothing but love for Mr. Fraser.

The new villain’s name is simply “Chaos Monster” and now Robin’s gay. Did they hire someone from the AV Club to write for DC?

I do appreciate Gunn’s non-snobby opinion about movie theater vs. TV.

Does this make it a Metal Church?

i noticed but it was nothing to freak out over. the cameo wasn’t special enough. she plays a dancer at a bar and got 2 seconds of screen time. at least have her do a twirl or something.

Those poor people...

One thing Brubaker mentions is that his Marvel work has drawn eyes to his creator-owned work, which is where he makes actual money. And I just want to recommend people buy basically every thing he has written, especially when Sean Phillips is his artist, because Sleeper, Criminal, Fatale, and Reckless are all…

Before I comment, FIX KINJA!

So I guess, The Old Gray Lady, she ain’t what she used to be?

This article is rough. It has a promising start but delivers only disappointment by its end.

This was an excellent article, one of the best I’ve ever read.