Brad Meltzer still shameless as ever
He's promoting a 10th anniversary edition of Identity Crisis(!), if you can believe that:
It doesn't take much to figure the kind of people whose feelings he doesn't consider as he blatantly promotes one of the most disgusting books the medium's ever been burdened with. But if victims of sexual abuse in real life knew what his miniseries was like, and how he refused to disown it, I think it can be said there are some out there who'd be very disapproving.
It's truly awful how even today, a decade afterwards, DC is still reprinting that sick screed, and some mindless nuts out there are still eating it up. No surprise the New York Times would be favorable to this embarrassment; they've gone downhill long ago, and even today, they've done little to change.
Look what arrived today. 10 years. #IdentityCrisis Coming 12/23: pic.twitter.com/28PmNvoHWM
— Brad Meltzer (@bradmeltzer) December 3, 2014
“@MichaelEDingess: @AspenComics I can just picture it so clearly. http://t.co/H7B8kL8FFp pic.twitter.com/h7SIniw0kT”
— Brad Meltzer (@bradmeltzer) December 6, 2014
It doesn't take much to figure the kind of people whose feelings he doesn't consider as he blatantly promotes one of the most disgusting books the medium's ever been burdened with. But if victims of sexual abuse in real life knew what his miniseries was like, and how he refused to disown it, I think it can be said there are some out there who'd be very disapproving.
It's truly awful how even today, a decade afterwards, DC is still reprinting that sick screed, and some mindless nuts out there are still eating it up. No surprise the New York Times would be favorable to this embarrassment; they've gone downhill long ago, and even today, they've done little to change.
Labels: dc comics, misogyny and racism, moonbat writers, violence
