RIP

[Montegriffo]

[heydaralon]

Do you like to read?

Did you edit your comment? I thought you asked about Tolkien. I like to read quite a bit when I have the time. I just don't like comics.

[Montegriffo]

Do you like to read?

Did you edit your comment? I thought you asked about Tolkien. I like to read quite a bit when I have the time. I just don't like comics.

This is what I saw before he edited it.

Do you like to read Mein Kampf?

[heydaralon]

Do you like to read?

Did you edit your comment? I thought you asked about Tolkien. I like to read quite a bit when I have the time. I just don't like comics.

This is what I saw before he edited it.

Do you like to read Mein Kampf?

That title isn't in my library. Ideology aside, I've heard its not much of a page turner.

[TheReal_ND]

Stanley Martin Lieber stole a lot of stuff from Jack Kirby and basically out jewed him. Clark Kent was basically a jewish fantasy and batman and robin promoted pederasty. Also Batman was created by Bill Finger and Bob Kane, both jewish. Early American comics are like a who's who list of American Jews.

[pineapplemike]

oh dude don't even get me started on how influential jack kirby was to the marvel movies and characters

or more importantly comics and storytelling as a medium

[TheReal_ND]

People my age never lived in a time like this but if you watch enough movies or TV you will often see the trope of a father figure telling his son "dont read comics they'll rot your brain," "dont watch TV it will rot your brain." This trope was based on a very real pushback from groups such as Catholics and Birchers that recognized the agenda comics and mass media was pushing. It's a bit of hidden history that Catholics did used to keep Hollywood in check to some degree for a brief period of time. All that said there are some comics I genuinely enjoyed as a kid and Stan Lee wasn't a terrible sort of guy I guess. I'm glad he died before Disney came out with "Fast and Furious VS The Fantastic 4, 4"

[TheReal_ND]

oh dude don't even get me started on how influential jack kirby was to the marvel movies and characters

or more importantly comics and storytelling as a medium

Captain America was punching nazis long before Pearl Harbor.

[pineapplemike]

the jews are everywhere

[The Conservative]

my early takeaway from reactions to his death: wannabe nerds and wannabe edge lords both act like his cameos are what he's known for

lol

Some of those cameos are very self serving. I wonder if Marvel with Princess Leia him into future films as a tribute.

The cameos were there for a purpose... it just isn't obvious.