Avi Green

Israel

Talking about comics & politics. The sites I've built can be found through https://t.co/X8Ieay3vaA & https://t.co/Sxv4aLwtcA

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Articles

Super Woke (or Super Petty)? Leaked Plot Hints James Gunn’s Superman a Disaster

2 days ago | bleedingfool.com | Avi Green

Cosmic Book News says video filmer Nerdrotic has discovered leaked details about pretentious filmmaker James Gunn’s upcoming Superman movie that aren’t very encouraging about where this is supposedly going:According to the leak:“In the movie, Superman is frustrated by social media backlash, with the hashtag #SuperShit being mentioned several times as really getting under his skin.
Did DC Comics Truly Need ‘Crisis on Infinite Earths’ to Fix Its Continuity?

3 days ago | bleedingfool.com | Avi Green

A writer at Monkeys Fighting Robots speaks about the history of 1985’s Crisis on Infinite Earths, DC’s followup to Marvel’s Secret Wars the previous year, and what led to the decision to write it up:If there is one thing that will get fans of superhero comics talking and (most likely) arguing, it’s a big crossover event. Probably more than any other comic book run, a crossover event will divide a fandom and even entice non-fans to get in on the conversation.
Former Collaborator Dave McKean Comments on Neil Gaiman Scandals

4 days ago | bleedingfool.com | Avi Green

Artist Dave McKean, who worked with the disgraced Neil Gaiman from the late 1980s to the late 2000s, was interviewed by Fumettologica, and here’s what he has to say in response to Gaiman’s sexual assault scandal, translated from Italian:Interviewed by Fumettologica during Comicon Napoli 2025, British cartoonist and illustrator Dave McKean commented on the harassment allegations against his long-time collaborator Neil Gaiman.
Classic 2006 Videogame “Remastered” with Predictably ‘Woke’ Elements

6 days ago | bleedingfool.com | Avi Green

The Federalist informs that a remastering of a 2006 video game titled Oblivion 2025 employs transsexuality-pandering options, quite possibly to nobody’s surprise, and all this coming less than 2 decades after the original production:In their endless quest to destroy all things fun, radical leftists have sunk their talons into yet another beloved gaming property. “Oblivion 2025” is a remastered version of the 2006 classic game of the same name.
Should Comics Be Considered Literature? The Answer is Relative

1 week ago | bleedingfool.com | Avi Green

A writer at the Daily Aztec argues that comics are literature, though where he drew his own encouragement from for taking up the medium as reading material is hardly the best:The first comic book I read was a single issue of “Iron Man,” a billionaire tech-head turned superhero. This comic tied in with the Marvel cinematic Universe film “Iron Man 2,” and it was given to me and a handful of other guests at a family birthday party. As fate would have it, that wouldn’t be my last comic book.
Comics Creator and Videogame Producer Both Disapprove of AI

1 week ago | bleedingfool.com | Avi Green

Recently, Canadian comics scribe Jim Zub was interviewed by the Economic Times during a visit at Mumbai’s convention in India, where he stated that AI doesn’t offer anything original:Canadian comic book writer-artist Jim Zub, known for his work on “Skullkickers”, “Wayward”, “Dungeons & Dragons” and “Conan the Barbarian”, does not consider AI “alone as competition” as he believes the technology is just regurgitating ideas without telling anything new.
UK Venue Cancels “Licence to Offend” Political Cartoon Exhibit for Being Too Spicy

1 week ago | bleedingfool.com | Avi Green

The UK Spectator reports that an exhibition of political cartoons in Surrey was cancelled, and all this despite the title of the show:Is the era of political satire over? The Kingston Riverside TownSq venue seems to think so. It transpires that the Surrey events space has cancelled an exhibition of political cartoonists’ work called Licence to Offend in case, er, anyone was offended.
From ‘Black Lightning’ to Rainbow Writing: Tony Isabella’s DC Pride Contribution

1 week ago | bleedingfool.com | Avi Green

Far-left comics scribe Isabella’s continuing to demonstrate his narrow views, now that he’s taken up a transsexual lifestyle at the expense of comprehension, if the following, gushy report from Popverse says anything about where he’s still going: Following in the footsteps of past DC Pride stories from the late Kevin Conroy and writer/artist Phil Jimenez, Blake is offering ‘Master Planner,’ an autobiographical story for the 2025 DC Pride special, illustrated by Sara Soler; the story is...
Marvel Comics Glorifies Villainy in Yet Another Weary Crossover Event

2 weeks ago | bleedingfool.com | Avi Green

There once was a paperback published many decades ago reprinting several of Marvel’s most notable stories with villains titled “Bring on the Bad Guys”. Now, in another event not unlike the time DC put out one titled Forever Evil, Marvel’s publishing an event titled Bring on the Bad Guys, as announced by Superhero Hype:Marvel Comics is famed for having some of the greatest villains in modern mythology. Usually, it is their lot to play a supporting role.
Comic Company Crossovers Used to Be Fun, but Nowadays…?

2 weeks ago | bleedingfool.com | Avi Green

The Vidette, student paper of Illinois University, has a puff piece about franchises from different companies crossing over in comics format, coming long after the potential was soured by PC advocates:As someone who is a huge fan of various properties in pop culture, I always have the occasional thought that it would be cool for certain universes to crossover with one another. It’s similar to kids making up crazy scenarios with their action figures.