Mike McKone goes way overboard
0 Comments Published by Avi Green on Thursday, August 30, 2018 at 10:57 PM.
Artist Mike McKone, whose credits include the overrated Teen Titans volume written by the awful Geoff Johns in the mid-2000s, posted a vile attack on Comicsgate. His choice of words is stunningly perverse:
Oh...my...god. And this man has the gall to promote himself as talented? As if the first weren't bad enough, he even resorts to bizarre race-baiting, acting as though not a single person in Comicsgate are POC or female and could also take offense at his statements, which makes his comment racist/sexist as well. Wow, I am so glad I got rid of 3 trades I bought of his TT work long ago. It was a truly awful investment, as I learned the hard way. What McKone's done is as demeaning to cancer victims as it is to customers and consumers. But, I fully expect DC and anybody else giving this disgraceful artist paychecks he doesn't deserve to turn their backs to his antics, including Johns himself, who never apologized for going along with the direction Identity Crisis set for Dr. Light, nor for any of the icky allusions to sexual abuse he injected into his writings, including at least one example in Avengers #71 vol.3 when he was writing for Marvel as well.
McKone got some well deserved backlash from other readers, including the following:
More about this subject at Bounding Into Comics. So far, I have no knowledge whether Johns or any other writers/artists who've worked with McKone have condemned him, but again, I don't expect them to take any responsibility. At the least, this'll hopefully serve as a wakeup call to how bad Johns, and some of the other writers McKone's worked with in the past 2 decades, really are. Of all the vile taunts creators could make against Comicsgate campaigners, McKone's really sinks low.
Comics are for everyone. Everyone except Comicsgate, they can die from dick cancer.
— mckone (@Mike2112McKone) August 28, 2018
The last time this many sweaty white dudes were mad at me, I’d accidentally cut in line at Dollywood.
— mckone (@Mike2112McKone) August 29, 2018
Oh...my...god. And this man has the gall to promote himself as talented? As if the first weren't bad enough, he even resorts to bizarre race-baiting, acting as though not a single person in Comicsgate are POC or female and could also take offense at his statements, which makes his comment racist/sexist as well. Wow, I am so glad I got rid of 3 trades I bought of his TT work long ago. It was a truly awful investment, as I learned the hard way. What McKone's done is as demeaning to cancer victims as it is to customers and consumers. But, I fully expect DC and anybody else giving this disgraceful artist paychecks he doesn't deserve to turn their backs to his antics, including Johns himself, who never apologized for going along with the direction Identity Crisis set for Dr. Light, nor for any of the icky allusions to sexual abuse he injected into his writings, including at least one example in Avengers #71 vol.3 when he was writing for Marvel as well.
McKone got some well deserved backlash from other readers, including the following:
A dear friend of mine died of prostate cancer this year, leaving behind his wife and two kids. Cancer is not a joke. the fact oyu wish it on anyone is horrible. You are a despicable being. I am not even bothering calling you human, cause that would imply humanity. which you lack
— Rose O'Hara (@Rose_the_Hat) August 29, 2018
Just another totally normal person taking the moral high ground while wishing death upon those he disagrees with.
— Finn (@_mtf_) August 29, 2018
My father-in-law died of heart cancer. I take great offence to what he said.
— The Handsome One (@THO_1995) August 29, 2018
More about this subject at Bounding Into Comics. So far, I have no knowledge whether Johns or any other writers/artists who've worked with McKone have condemned him, but again, I don't expect them to take any responsibility. At the least, this'll hopefully serve as a wakeup call to how bad Johns, and some of the other writers McKone's worked with in the past 2 decades, really are. Of all the vile taunts creators could make against Comicsgate campaigners, McKone's really sinks low.
Labels: dreadful artists, misogyny and racism, moonbat artists, politics, violence
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