The title gets one standard response to this topic out the way: talking about toxic masculinity is not a claim that men are inherently toxic. That said, here’s another repost …
It’s depressing and horrifying to see big news organizations roll over and submit rather than confront the necrotic toddler in the Oval Office. Bari Weiss, CBS news head, spiking a 60 …
I’m not sure which issue of Superman’s Pal Jimmy Olsen this text page appeared in but it’s worth posting here even so. The Hairies debuted in #134, the product of something called …
(Another rewritten post from my own blog. Deals with fictional rape stuff that might be triggering). It is a depressing fact of life that some people cannot tell the difference …
So last week, TYG and I reached the full immunity (or as full as it gets) two-week point after our second vaccinations. I followed this up by getting a haircut, …
When reading some of Wonder Woman’s earliest stories, I found that sometimes the themes were more than a little relevant to the present day.
I see it more and more often these days: People complaining about politics in a creator’s stories. Usually, they’re offended because the creator’s politics don’t align with their own, but sometimes, they’re offended because there’s politics in there at all. It’s a dumb argument, because politics have always been a part of superhero comics.
