This is how Phil Noto attacked Trump
3 Comments Published by Avi Green on Monday, February 27, 2017 at 10:22 AM.
I can't say I've ever really cared for the style of artist Phil Noto, and he sure wasn't being very encouraging when he attacked Donald Trump like this several days after the inauguration:
If he's accomplished something, it's compounding the perception that the Muslim Ms. Marvel character was created all along as nothing more than a political propaganda tool, and as such, has little to stand on but these kind of revolting expressions of hatred. Noto later said:
Please, make up your mind, for heaven's sake. Not only did he parrot the MSM's distortions, he also suggested he doesn't want the USA defending itself from dangerous infiltrators. Safety doesn't matter? Look what's happening in Europe.
It's insane that he's making light of more serious topics. I find this disgusting in the extreme. Trump this, Trump that; it's all people like him seem capable of talking about now. Politics is only rendering the world insane.
And not many people care because the political angle's become so increasingly obvious. You haven't seen how low books like these sell? On which note, it's head-shakingly sad when some contributors to comicdom won't acknowledge how pathetic it truly is when you have thousands of titles of all sorts selling well below 100,000 copies on the charts - many even below ten-thousand - proving hardly anyone cares about the medium, mainly because of how books like what he boasts about are just used as political platforms.
Oh, and he just has to keep on villifying Bannon, even though most of the negative claims about him have been debunked. Such rants are becoming boring by now.
Looking at this picture, which is meant to represent the leftist vision of "diversity" they're going by...wow. I can't say his style is very inspired. At worst, it's almost blotchy, what with all those lines and colors. I've seen artists who, whatever their politics, were far livelier than Noto's.
Maybe the best way to conclude this post is to say NoTo Phil's artwork, because of its blandness? But seriously, it's his ultra-leftist politics that are the real turnoff.
I felt like I needed to take another pass at this one- pic.twitter.com/9N1Il3qVoa— Phil Noto (@philnoto) January 28, 2017
If he's accomplished something, it's compounding the perception that the Muslim Ms. Marvel character was created all along as nothing more than a political propaganda tool, and as such, has little to stand on but these kind of revolting expressions of hatred. Noto later said:
I’ve never been more embarrassed to be an American nor have I ever been more proud. #NoBanNoWall— Phil Noto (@philnoto) January 29, 2017
Please, make up your mind, for heaven's sake. Not only did he parrot the MSM's distortions, he also suggested he doesn't want the USA defending itself from dangerous infiltrators. Safety doesn't matter? Look what's happening in Europe.
It’s insane that all the examples of humanity and empathy today are not due to a natural disaster or terrorist attack but our president.— Phil Noto (@philnoto) January 29, 2017
It's insane that he's making light of more serious topics. I find this disgusting in the extreme. Trump this, Trump that; it's all people like him seem capable of talking about now. Politics is only rendering the world insane.
FYI -I used a photo for the Ms.Marvel post because it was just a spur of the moment reaction to yesterday’s events. It wasn’t meant to.. 1/2— Phil Noto (@philnoto) January 29, 2017
be some official image.The true Ms. Marvel team is doing great things with Kamala and they’re going to do even greater things in the future.— Phil Noto (@philnoto) January 29, 2017
And not many people care because the political angle's become so increasingly obvious. You haven't seen how low books like these sell? On which note, it's head-shakingly sad when some contributors to comicdom won't acknowledge how pathetic it truly is when you have thousands of titles of all sorts selling well below 100,000 copies on the charts - many even below ten-thousand - proving hardly anyone cares about the medium, mainly because of how books like what he boasts about are just used as political platforms.
I feel like we're getting very close to the point of Bannon getting rid of all political pretense and going full Palpatine pic.twitter.com/iBDGy3xO8l— Phil Noto (@philnoto) January 29, 2017
Oh, and he just has to keep on villifying Bannon, even though most of the negative claims about him have been debunked. Such rants are becoming boring by now.
— Phil Noto (@philnoto) January 30, 2017
Looking at this picture, which is meant to represent the leftist vision of "diversity" they're going by...wow. I can't say his style is very inspired. At worst, it's almost blotchy, what with all those lines and colors. I've seen artists who, whatever their politics, were far livelier than Noto's.
Maybe the best way to conclude this post is to say NoTo Phil's artwork, because of its blandness? But seriously, it's his ultra-leftist politics that are the real turnoff.
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What "examples of humanity and empathy"? Punks rioting and looting in the streets? "Protesters" attacking Trump supporters? Spoiled brat college students burning down their own campus? Thugs torturing a handicapped kid in Chicago?
Why is it always that boring Kamala in these types of situations? There's plenty of other superheroes and villains out there to use as well!
"Oh, and he just has to keep on villifying Bannon, even though most of the negative claims about him have been debunked. Such rants are becoming boring by now."
Ironically, I'd actually consider his comparing Bannon to Palpatine to be a compliment, ESPECIALLY after George Lucas came out of the leftist closet long ago and not only threw his support for the likes of Obama, who makes Palpatine look libertarian by comparison, but even had the audacity to claim Obama's a Jedi (to say little about his repeated bragging that the Rebels were based on the Vietcong).