Avi Green

1 week ago | bleedingfool.com | Avi Green

The leftist Huffington Post writes about a Massachusetts mom who’s published comics detailing the unfair double-standards on how people view mothers versus fathers, and the responsibilities both can need to take:It’s 2025, and yet we still live in a world where parenting double standards abound. For heterosexual couples, dads are often celebrated for doing any run-of-the-mill parenting task while moms are expected to handle the bulk of them without so much as a pat on the back.

1 week ago | bleedingfool.com | Avi Green

One of IGN’s worst writers sugarcoated the subject of the LGBT comic titled Gender Queer being “banned” from school libraries, which the worthless CBDLF is making the subject of a campaign allegedly against censorship:Cartoonist Maia Kobabe’s Gender Queer is widely regarded as one of the best and most influential graphic novel memoirs of the 21st Century.

1 week ago | bleedingfool.com | Avi Green

A writer at ComicBook asks if DC is going to reverse the death of Steve Trevor, the USAF intel colonel who began in the Golden Age as Wonder Woman’s boyfriend, following Tom King’s political metaphor where he exploited the characters for the sake of his personal agendas:Wonder Woman has been going through some major changes in the current volume of Wonder Woman. It all began with the introduction of Trinity, the daughter of Wonder Woman, in Wonder Woman #800.

1 week ago | bleedingfool.com | Avi Green

Roy Thomas’ creation of Iron Fist is surely one of the most abused by PC cast members in the Marvel universe by modern writers who can only think of the cheapest ways of scriptwriting around Danny Rand. As the following, predictably sugarcoated Popverse report makes clear:Like all good comic book characters, Marvel’s original Iron Fist Danny Rand died.

2 weeks ago | bleedingfool.com | Avi Green

ComicBook asks why alternate dimensions are so popular, but near the beginning, they really go to the absurd with the following:Both Marvel and DC Comics have an extensive history with multiverses. One of DC’s most famous events, Crisis on Infinite Earths, was made possible thanks to the multiverse. Likewise, Marvel has been playing around with this concept for decades.