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Buuuut that's about as likely as me liking Yaoi...so...actually the former is Definitely More Likely to happen than me liking Yaoi. XD LOL So there's hope. lol
Now don't get me wrong, I like the IDEA of Carol being Captain Marvel and what not...It's just the fact that it was goodish for like..the first couple dozen issues of her own comics where she was just went and died and were replaced with Carol Manvers...yeah it was an Idea that died to early thanks to Femnazi's and SJW's...So many Femnazi's and SJW's.
So yeah, this also speaks about how I feel the Captain Marvel film is gonna go...Not well. Infact I'm kinda hoping even though I KNOW it's not gonna happen that Thanos kills her.
Look at what you've done to me SJW Marvel, you've made me hope for the death of a Superheroine I had high hopes for before you do what you always do...Crush Em.
R.I.P Ms Marvel (Carol Danvers.) You were an awesome (Although sometimes a bitch but still likeable.) Heroine...Until SJW's went and fucked you up.
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I just love how troglodytes like this guy never realized that comics have always been progressive and diverse(aka SJW bullshit as they would call it).
There were female and black superheroes in comics kicking ass during a time where women were expected to stay in the kitchen and black people were treated like second class citizens in real life.
Hell, the X men even started as a metaphor for the civil rights movement (Professor X and Magneto were even expies of MLK and Malcom X respectively) !
Edit: Let's not forget in 1966 Stan Lee created Black Panther partially out of a desire to introduce more black heroes in comics (ZoMG forced diversity 11111!!!!)
I think Captain Marvel’s character was butchered by Avengers Endgame in a feat of bad writing, not a vile conspiracy. I think that she was overpowered and, as a result, driven out of the movie.
The OP clearly knows nothing as to why His Excelsior!ness Stan Lee created "X-Men".
...and how his legacy being as Inevitable as Thanos was as prescient - considering certain events a year later - as those Purveyors of Wonder inspired by Stan The Man did with a legacy handed over at the end of "Avengers: Endgame": a certain shield.
And not just with who plays Nick Fury: Director of S.H.I.E.L.D. before then, OP.
Am I the only one who thinks the newer Captain Marvel is more attractive than the older Ms. Marvel simply because she isn’t so unnecessarily sexualized?
Granted, I’m not that much of an American comic book fan, most of what I know is either Spider-man comics, things I saw on Atop the Fourth Wall, or the MCU movies. But I do think that it’s nice that Captain Marvel is give more focus on her badass side than on her feminine side.
Oh, and FYI, I’m not an SJW myself, nor do I always agree with them(*). I do not like, for example, the idea to make She-Hulk resemble Savage Hulk more in every aspect, simply because it ironically harms the feminine icon more than it helps her. But that’s just me. Also, removing Power Girl’s signature and infamous boob window? Blasphemy!
(*)In fact, I dislike SJW’s because they tend to harm their own side more than they help it. It makes most people take progressive people like me less seriously because we’re automatically associated with the more extreme SJWs. Not to mention too many SJWs act very hypocritical. But I digress.
@Thanos6 #44258
Oh, don’t get me wrong. I fully agree that it’s much more morally acceptable to overly sexualize and ogle fictional characters than it is to real people. Better to fap to drawings than to grope real human beings, afer all. Hence (one reason) why I am so annoyed that so many SJWs think it’s their duty to protect the “rights” of fictional characters and make them much less sexually appealing. Who cares if drawings look “unrealistic”? Only morons would confuse fiction for reality.
That being said, it’s not just my libido talking. From what I read, the whole reason one author/artist made She-Hulk much less attractive recently was (by She-Hulk’s own in-universe words) because she was “tired of people lusting after her". So what message does that give to people? If moronic jerks harass you it’s your own fault for looking good and therefore you should change by making yourself less appealing!? Dafuq!?
Anyway, my point is that both the OP and the SJWs are part of the problem here. It’s best if artists and such stop listening and bowing utterly to one side and instead just find a middle ground here. It’s impossible to please your entire audience, ergo it’s best to ignore them and just make the art you want to make.
@Thanos6 #44263
Exactly! From what I know, wasn’t it long established that, just as how Savage Hulk is Bruce’s repressed anger given form, She-Hulk is Jennifer Walter’s repressed sexuality given form? It just uproots the entire character for no reason other than to pander to an overly butthurt fandumb.
@Timjer #44264
I don't think it was sexuality specifically, rather all the feelings that timid, mousy Jennifer Walters had been bottling up, but certainly sex would almost certainly be a part of that.
Not to say she didn't have limits; I remember a subplot where someone, without her permission, took pictures of her sunbathing topless or nude (can't remember which) and sold them to the media, and she was furious. (I don't know if anyone ever asked her if she'd be willing to pose nude.)
But for the most part she's been portrayed as having a very healthy sex life and enjoying flaunting her sensuality. Not that she can't change her mind, of course, but I imagine that being a change which would take a while, and to my knowledge that didn't happen.
@Thanos6 #44266
She does have her limits like writer Chuck Austin had her sleep with Juggernaut during his abysmal X-men run when Juggy was a good guy. Later She-Hulk writers retconned this as she would never sleep with someone who tried to kill her, even if he was reformed at the time.
Then again most people pretend Chuck Austen's comic book writing career never happened. It was horrible.
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