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Cover from Strange #1 (Variant) by Frank Brunner
I think this might be a remake or recolor of an old cover, not sure
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A manga fan used this meme to attempt to own western comics fans. But chad is literally saying what western comics fans have been saying about getting into comics for decades?
Im like 90% sure this meme was made by a western comics fan and manga guy reused it not understanding it?
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3 pages from Daredevil #266, Art (Pencils) by John Romita Jr, Ink by Al Williamson, Color by Gregory Wright, Lettering by Joe Rosen
Written by Ann Nocenti and John Romita Jr
Edited by Ralph Macchio and Marc Siry
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Possibly the worst comic book idea ever conceptualized
Chuds hated it for being woke. The targer audience hated it because they didnt feel represented, they felt mocked. One near universal backlash later its thrown in the bin.
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Just read Watchmen and trying to come to terms with it
I was looking for an analysis of Watchmen that isn't filled with "everyone is evil, there's no saving humanity"
but I couldn't find anything that made much sense.The obvious remarks are that Veidt is a megalomaniac "self made" bourgeois that has day dreams of being a great emperor/general, idolising the likes of Alexander the Great, Hitler, probably Napoleon even if he wasn't referenced. In his narcissistic view of the world, it's justifiable for him to commit a genocide among other additional crimes in order to achieve a peace that he supposes will be final. He is very similar to a huge CEO, much like Elon, that make the world their play toy and claims that any harm done was for the better good.
Another obvious remark is the critique of superheroes in general, as a concept of superhumans that use their natural superiority to "bring justice" to the world through brute forc
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3 Pages from Batman: Year One #2 (1987), Art (Pencils and Ink) by David Mazzucchelli, Color by Richmond Lewis, Lettering by Todd Klein
Written by Frank Miller, Edited by David O'Neil
