Chelsea Cain returns to Twitter. So what was all the fuss about?
3 Comments Published by Avi Green on Tuesday, March 07, 2017 at 11:36 AM.
Remember Chelsea Cain, the novelist turned comics writer who was supposedly trolled off Twitter (but it was all a huge exaggeration), and wrote a truly awful retcon of Mockingbird's past storylines from Avengers? Well, she's back with a new page, and among her recent tweets, there was this one:
I estimate she's resurrected her page for over a month now, and it sure looks like she's still proud of that absurd propaganda she came up with on the cover of the Mockingbird series she wrote. But aside from that, if she decided to return to Twitter, then what was all the fuss about in the comics press those few months ago, which they didn't even bother to back up? Interesting that, since she revived her Twitter page, nobody in the comics press seems to have said anything. What, they're not joyous she's come back after their much-ado-about-nothing routine? What a joke.
Anyway, since we're on the subject, there's at least one more tweet I may as well add here so we can see what her mindset is like, which she wrote in reply to the pretentious TV producer Judd Apatow:
Yes, keep telling us all about how evil Trump is by comparison, why don't you. Speaking of which, she said on Facebook on January 20 that she'd be participating in the ludicrous women's march whose sole purpose was to protest Donald Trump's election, all without any complaints against the Clintons. If that's the "agenda" she upholds to boot, it's just one more reason why I'd rather not bother about any of her writings, in comics or novels.
You know when you write a comic book and then it happens in real life? @JoCoCruise #Mockingbird #NerdCruise #HolyShit. pic.twitter.com/KL3Ljr9rNf— Chelsea Cain (@ChelseaCain) March 6, 2017
I estimate she's resurrected her page for over a month now, and it sure looks like she's still proud of that absurd propaganda she came up with on the cover of the Mockingbird series she wrote. But aside from that, if she decided to return to Twitter, then what was all the fuss about in the comics press those few months ago, which they didn't even bother to back up? Interesting that, since she revived her Twitter page, nobody in the comics press seems to have said anything. What, they're not joyous she's come back after their much-ado-about-nothing routine? What a joke.
Anyway, since we're on the subject, there's at least one more tweet I may as well add here so we can see what her mindset is like, which she wrote in reply to the pretentious TV producer Judd Apatow:
Basically we're acting out Trump's daddy issues on a national scale. https://t.co/H34rbnudz7— Chelsea Cain (@ChelseaCain) February 21, 2017
Yes, keep telling us all about how evil Trump is by comparison, why don't you. Speaking of which, she said on Facebook on January 20 that she'd be participating in the ludicrous women's march whose sole purpose was to protest Donald Trump's election, all without any complaints against the Clintons. If that's the "agenda" she upholds to boot, it's just one more reason why I'd rather not bother about any of her writings, in comics or novels.
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I hope she wore that "Ask Me" shirt while wearing a p*ssy hat or a vagina costume during the March, and someone took a picture. Might as well complete this farce.
I love how all these comic creators do the elaborate "goodbye, cruel world" post, then come back within a month or two. Cain, Slott, who will be next?
It's the Twitter version of "I'm moving to Canada". Or maybe she just needed some time away from social media (since there's a difference between "I protest this person" and "I want this person to die in the most horrible way possible" whether you agree with whatever side in whatever debate) and the conspiracy nuts earned their nickname.
Adrianne Palicki is lending her own T-shirt support:
https://twitter.com/AdriannePalicki/status/839964100608348166
Annoying, but not unexpected, right?