Gail Simone sugarcoats James Robinson
She tweeted a few days ago:
Once, maybe, but not today. The Cry for Justice miniseries he penned was a definite roll downhill. She then said:
I'm not sure how a guy who wrote vulgar tweets about McDonald's and Wolf Blitzer can be considered a gent. If he can't show as much etiquette on screen as in real life, then he's simply not a man of good taste. That's why I won't be missing him, and can't feel sorry I haven't gotten the chance to buy more of his Starman material from 1994-2001 when it was still in print.
It is a fact that @jamesdrobinson is an amazing writer.
— GailSimone (@GailSimone) May 17, 2013
Once, maybe, but not today. The Cry for Justice miniseries he penned was a definite roll downhill. She then said:
It is also true that @jamesdrobinson is a gentleman in the best sense.
— GailSimone (@GailSimone) May 17, 2013
I'm not sure how a guy who wrote vulgar tweets about McDonald's and Wolf Blitzer can be considered a gent. If he can't show as much etiquette on screen as in real life, then he's simply not a man of good taste. That's why I won't be missing him, and can't feel sorry I haven't gotten the chance to buy more of his Starman material from 1994-2001 when it was still in print.
Labels: dc comics, moonbat writers
The last decent series Robinson did was that JSA series he co-wrote with Geoff Johns and David S. Goyer. But even that series went downhill around the time of Identity Crisis and infinite Crisis.
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2:00 PM
Gail Simone: corporate shill.
Everything that's wrong with comics. Including the loons who stick by her as fans. They need to get out more.
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