« Home | SJWs make a fautrage against Campbell variant cove... » | A sugarcoated look at Image's origins » | Frank Miller used his Master Race mini as leftist ... » | A manga Kindle program with bigger storage » | IDW seeks to do TV/movie adapting through panderin... » | A Marvel story about Syrian war could be just as d... » | The SJW theft of the mainstream » | Educational comics for helping dyslectic students » | Miley Cyrus has a problem with Supergirl's gender » | The SJW demands to turn Iron Fist Asian are still ... » 

Monday, October 24, 2016 

Would they admit that about today's liberal writers?

The IO9/Gizmodo site wrote about the origins of Green Lantern's John Stewart, one of the earliest black superheroes introduced in the DCU. In describing how his introduction story from 1971 was developed, this is what they say about the ending where Hal Jordan admits he misjudged John:
That moment can be read as a tacit admission that the white liberal creators of this new character are drawing from a reality they know nothing about. The text caption at the end of “Beware My Power”—almost certainly titled that way to reference the phrase “Black Power”—says, “Where or when, no man can say… but rest assured—John (Green Lantern) Stewart will return.” The uncertainty in that caption probably indicates that the powers-that-be were waiting for feedback on the new GL, but it also betrays a little bit of doubt, too, as to whether DC could pull this off.
Now isn't that funny coming from a website that's more or less liberal themselves, and doubtless run by...white liberals! One can only wonder if they'd admit today's white liberal writers are far more screwed up, and can be even more incompetent with racial issues than those from the past. Aren't they equally capable of drawing from realities they don't know much about, if at all? Brian Bendis is a white liberal, and not only has he taken part in replacing some of the white protagonists in the MCU for the sake of contrived diversity pandering, there's no telling if he understands these realities either. And if he doesn't, shouldn't that also be a topic of discussion?

Of course white libs in the past may not have known everything about racial topics. But then, that's why we have to realize that modern libs of any background can be just as awkward, if not more so.

Labels: , , ,

For one thing, conservatives and liberals actually had brains installed back then, just looking at blogs like this just proves to me that brainpower and politics can't coexist together, it's either one or the other.

Post a Comment

About me

  • I'm Avi Green
  • From Jerusalem, Israel
  • I was born in Pennsylvania in 1974, and moved to Israel in 1983. I also enjoyed reading a lot of comics when I was young, the first being Fantastic Four. I maintain a strong belief in the public's right to knowledge and accuracy in facts. I like to think of myself as a conservative-style version of Clark Kent. I don't expect to be perfect at the job, but I do my best.
My profile

Archives

Links

  • avigreen2002@yahoo.com
  • Fansites I Created

  • Hawkfan
  • The Greatest Thing on Earth!
  • The Outer Observatory
  • Earth's Mightiest Heroines
  • The Co-Stars Primer
  • Realtime Website Traffic

    Comic book websites (open menu)

    Comic book weblogs (open menu)

    Writers and Artists (open menu)

    Video commentators (open menu)

    Miscellanous links (open menu)

  • W3 Counter stats
  • Bio Link page
  • blog directory Bloggeries Blog Directory View My Stats Blog Directory & Search engine eXTReMe Tracker Locations of visitors to this page  
    Flag Counter

    This page is powered by Blogger. Isn't yours?

    make money online blogger templates

Older Posts Newer Posts

The Four Color Media Monitor is powered by Blogspot and Gecko & Fly.
No part of the content or the blog may be reproduced without prior written permission.
Join the Google Adsense program and learn how to make money online.