Martin Pasko came out against Eddie Berganza
Of all people who're veterans of comicdom with a chance to speak out against the DC editor now facing backlash for his crude mentality of the past, Pasko is one who's actually shown guts:
Say, that's an idea! Give Berganza a cramped closet space to work in with a flashlight and pencil/paper to write on. But seriously, as many now would agree, it'd be better if Berganza resigned, along with DiDio and Johns.
Pasko worked in comicdom between the mid 70s and mid 90s, mostly at DC. He wasn't a big name by any stretch, and not many stories I'd read that he was credited to were particularly memorable (but there were some good ones if you know where to look). One or two were even in questionable taste. But, this is certainly a positive step he's taken in modern times, showing the guts to pan a staffer who engaged in degrading behavior. What can I say? I gotta congratulate him for setting such a brave example.
Instead of not letting him have women in his office, why can't he just, k'now, work in that closet? #EddieBerganza— Pesky Pasko™ (@MartinPasko) April 28, 2016
Say, that's an idea! Give Berganza a cramped closet space to work in with a flashlight and pencil/paper to write on. But seriously, as many now would agree, it'd be better if Berganza resigned, along with DiDio and Johns.
Pasko worked in comicdom between the mid 70s and mid 90s, mostly at DC. He wasn't a big name by any stretch, and not many stories I'd read that he was credited to were particularly memorable (but there were some good ones if you know where to look). One or two were even in questionable taste. But, this is certainly a positive step he's taken in modern times, showing the guts to pan a staffer who engaged in degrading behavior. What can I say? I gotta congratulate him for setting such a brave example.
Labels: bad editors, dc comics, misogyny and racism, politics
