Frank Miller used his Master Race mini as leftist election propaganda
1 Comments Published by Avi Green on Thursday, October 20, 2016 at 5:35 AM.
In a new issue of Dark Knight 3: The Master Race, Miller's basically let all know he's for Hillary Clinton despite all the serious accusations and faults piling up against her and her husband Bill, and also let know he's against Donald Trump:
But will this actually convince SJWs who hated his recent work and his pan of Occupy Wall Street that he's worth upholding? I think not. Even now, there's bound to be quite a few who loathed his recent directions so much it makes no difference whether he supports a leftist candidate; they'll never forgive him, and he'll only disappoint those rightists who thought he'd come to see the light.
It's very disappointing Miller, after it looked like he'd come to be somebody a patriot could admire, is now supporting a politician whose record shows anything but being that. And of all places where he could convey his slideback, it had to be in a sequel to the original Dark Knight Returns, which was fairly leftist to boot.
But why, in the midst of the fight, would Hillary Clinton come out in favour of the Batman’s last stand against the threat, while Donald Trump….All without considering her faults, I guess. He may have set out to do something admirable when he developed his Holy Terror graphic novel 5 years ago. But since then, he's apparently succumbed right back to the mindset he first started out with, all so he can be up there with the rest of the elitists in the mainstream.
…seems to be against a Good Man With Bat Armour.
Frank Miller, despite everything you expect folks, is a Clinton supporter 100%.
But will this actually convince SJWs who hated his recent work and his pan of Occupy Wall Street that he's worth upholding? I think not. Even now, there's bound to be quite a few who loathed his recent directions so much it makes no difference whether he supports a leftist candidate; they'll never forgive him, and he'll only disappoint those rightists who thought he'd come to see the light.
It's very disappointing Miller, after it looked like he'd come to be somebody a patriot could admire, is now supporting a politician whose record shows anything but being that. And of all places where he could convey his slideback, it had to be in a sequel to the original Dark Knight Returns, which was fairly leftist to boot.
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So you're admitting that Frank Miller is a genuine nut no matter what side of the political system he may be on?