Ron Marz actually wrote a Nexus story despite his own politics
And considering what politics Mike Baron and Steve Rude's creation has, that's why this is just hilarious, IMO:
He may have had to secure permission from Baron to do this, but still, how weird a far leftist wants to script a story for a series with an anti-communist standing. Naturally, we can only wonder what kind of politics Marz will apply in the story he's written. For all we know, it could be pretty leftist and/or weak on communism, along with other serious faults coming from the left. Which would only make Marz's take discouraging.
I just don't understand why some liberal creators whose view of communism and such is soft would hold a conservative and/or his creation in high regard. Especially considering the mainstream have all but blacklisted Baron, and may not employ him again for a long time. And even leftists like Marz aren't doing anything to lobby for him to be given a job in the mainstream again (though the way they're currently run doesn't make the grounds healthy for a return).
I wrote a NEXUS story for this mentoring project, drawn by Lynne Yoshii. Please consider this worthy Kickstarter. https://t.co/JtqoU4MhOY— Ron Marz (@ronmarz) June 20, 2016
He may have had to secure permission from Baron to do this, but still, how weird a far leftist wants to script a story for a series with an anti-communist standing. Naturally, we can only wonder what kind of politics Marz will apply in the story he's written. For all we know, it could be pretty leftist and/or weak on communism, along with other serious faults coming from the left. Which would only make Marz's take discouraging.
I just don't understand why some liberal creators whose view of communism and such is soft would hold a conservative and/or his creation in high regard. Especially considering the mainstream have all but blacklisted Baron, and may not employ him again for a long time. And even leftists like Marz aren't doing anything to lobby for him to be given a job in the mainstream again (though the way they're currently run doesn't make the grounds healthy for a return).
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