Milo Manara evidently understood the Spider Woman audience better than Marvel's marketing department:
Naturally, he was banned.
Posted on 04/03/2017 7:45:55 PM PDT by SeekAndFind
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Milo Manara evidently understood the Spider Woman audience better than Marvel's marketing department:
Naturally, he was banned.
They want to destroy everything that is good and American. Super heroes are one of the many things they have taken on and destroyed over the years. Every time I hear this has to have more diversity, I think that’s what they want to destroy next.
Your point? Pretty sure Cuba, Puerto Rico, Panama and other places are full of biracial people who happen to have a hispanic name.
I remember Milo Minara from Heavy Metal, he is actually a great artist, at least technically. He is famous for very well drawn pornographic comics. They should have praised him for depicting spider-woman with her costume on.
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what they don't want are female leads that are not feminine...
besides, who buys comics....little boys mostly....
Tell me that’s a freaking joke. That’s not an actual comic book cover is it?
Come to think of it, I don't think I ever bought a comic book in my life.
Possibly I'm wrong in that, but I never had them in my house, and my friends had dozens, or even hundreds of them, and that's where I read them.
Coming soon to Marvel Comics, Cam Cohen as Ms. Matzoh, the hard as steel Jewish super heroine and brisket maker.
If you’ve ever tried to eat a month-old piece of matzoh you will know that it is hard as steel. Can be painted and used as a substitute for the old white asbestos shingles on a house, body-armor on your car, and as Jewish throwing stars.
The woman who writes it is a blonde Muslim convert who wears the head covering with a jaunty little wisp of her blonde hair poking out. Very chic. She may not want to go into certain neighborhoods in London, though.
I got a little gray plastic submarine that you put baking soda into the conning tower, put the top on, and it would float up and down in the tube.
Does this count?
OK, if not, I did buy the long thick blue MARX model of the USS Nautilus about 1956 or so.
Unfortunately, no. Little boys have typically never even seen a comic book in 2017. It’s mostly middle aged men.
Reminds me of an episode of Everybody Loves Raymond where Robert was at Ray’s house and thought he would get the toy in the cereal. Ray grabbed the box and said, “If I don’t want it, you can have it.” It was the backing soda submarine. He said, “Want it!”
Never mind the “unfortunate” part. It’s unfortunate that you would never want your kids to be exposed to the content of these comic books.
Metro-sexual wimp, eh?
Kids who like to read about Superheros don’t want to read about Super Pansies or see their world defined as the evil from which the superheroes are rescuing somebody.
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