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Marvel does it again.

TheBard — Tue, 21 Jul 2015 21:53:52 +0000

Marvel once again seems to love catering to feminists and social justice warriors to try to be hip. First they let Kelly Thompson from Comic Book Resources co write Captain Marvel and the Carol Corps when her qualifications are she is a feminist writer who not only bitches about everything she finds offensive, but clearly has an agenda to promote female driven books as if they are all perfect. Then you have Joss Wheadon hanging out with Anita Sarkeesian and praising her even though there is countless evidence out there she is a fraud. Next Marvel announced when Kelly Sue leaves Captain Marvel this fall the 2 female producers from Agent Carter will be writing the book. 2 women who aren’t even comic book writers writing a major female characters book. Now today I saw Ant Man and at the end of the movie Anna Akana was in it. Her part was small granted and I looked her up on wikipedia and if her page is to be believed she really is more of an atress and film maker then feminist who just hasn’t really been in a lot of major productions. However this is a woman who defends Sarkeesian, made that terrible how not to get raped video, and the real kicker is she has said However, during an interview in July 2015, when asked what she would do if she were permitted to commit crimes for a full 12 hours, she responded that she would rape a man, and that she’d “always thought it’d be fun.” This caused outrage amongst not only feminists, but also Men’s Rights Activists as she stated that men could not receive erections unless the sex was consensual, something which is obviously false If a man had said that he wouldn’t have been allowed to be in the movie. Funny how these same feminists who wanted to kill Joss for Black Widow calling herself a monster seem to have no problem when a woman says she wants to rape a man. At least Ant-Man was a good movie though.

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Fermat — Tue, 21 Jul 2015 22:59:35 +0000

Comic books. Video games. Sports. No male space is safe. Except MGTOW.

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TheBard — Wed, 22 Jul 2015 00:04:42 +0000

Nope. Women won’t stop until we have nothing left.

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Jack Harper — Wed, 22 Jul 2015 02:03:25 +0000

That is disappointing. I have certainly noticed Marvel pandering to the feminists/SJW crowd. It’s pathetic but as a big company I guess Marvel is going with the flow of the times. I will be interested to see how it goes in the long term. All this push to introduce more female characters and female characters. I’m curious if the books will actually sell. I mean really the market for comics has always been men and I’d be willing to bet even now despite all the bulls~~~ ‘geek girls are cool’ stuff, the primary market is still men. I don’t think the books will sell in the long term. Can’t sustain.

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sidecar — Wed, 22 Jul 2015 04:13:19 +0000

Someone really needs to explain to Marvel that feminists don’t buy comic books. I don’t think they realize that.

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TheBard — Wed, 22 Jul 2015 07:12:09 +0000

Interesting enough their female books seem to be selling well or at least enough to where Marvel is keeping the book. The female Thor book does sell pretty well still and Spider-Gwen exploded in popularity but to be fair Spider-Gwen is pretty awesome.

Looking at the June 2015 comic sales the top female lead book was Princess Leia at number 11. In terms of traditional Marvel/DC characters the top selling female book was Harley Quinn at number 17 and not counting Princess Leia the top Marvel universe female book was Spider-Gwen at number 20.

Although right now a lot of Marvel books are on hiatus with Secret Wars going on and April and June DC books were on hiatus for Convergence so lets go back to March, the most recent month all the standard books were being published. The top female book was Princess Leia at number 1 which is interesting because it is a reprint of issue 1. Issue 1’s always sell high, but for a reprint that is good. The top normal Marvel female hero book was Spider-Gwen at number 4 while DC’s top was Harley Quinn at number 14. Although looking at the whole list most of the rest of the books in the top spot are all male driven books. Thor was number 11 because it was the last issue until the renumbering until October plus it was the issue where you found out who she was, but for “female friendly” book like Batgirl and Ms.Marvel, you know the books that are said to be perfect for girls and the kind of comics women want, know what their rank is? Batgirl was 38 and Ms. Marvel was 59.

So yeah female books sale but I think Marvel is giving too much credit to feminists. A book like Princess Leia is probably selling well because Star Wars fans, men, are buying it and as for Spider-Gwen she took off and while women seem to like her I think the fact she is a Spider-Man related characters help her sell so well too.

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RoyDal — Wed, 22 Jul 2015 08:24:49 +0000

I do not think Marvel is catering to its core audience these days. They may well lose money over it, and, if so, they just might wise up. It could happen if their corporate treasury deflates enough.

I decide for myself where my entertainment dollars go, and it is not to SJW-friendly products.

Society asks MGTOWs: Why are you not making more tax-slaves?

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Wed, 22 Jul 2015 18:52:56 +0000

I think I also read that Tilda Swinton (the White Queen from the Narnia films) was to be cast as The Ancient One in the upcoming Doctor Strange film. Why? Good question.

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Mango Ingaway — Wed, 22 Jul 2015 19:18:44 +0000

sidecar wrote:

Someone really needs to explain to Marvel that feminists don’t buy comic books. I don’t think they realize that.

When I witness their intellectual capabilities, it honestly seems like feminists never read anything besides their propaganda, lmao.
Too stupid to read some Zola I guess /kek

It is a common failing of childhood to think that if one makes a hero out of a demon the demon will be satisfied.

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Knights Templar Rising — Wed, 22 Jul 2015 21:05:23 +0000

As always: Follow the Money.

Marvel and DC are tapping the heck out of their lineup, because if they put it into movie form – it is a license to print money. Once again we have to remember that everything is geared toward consumerism, and women do most of the spending.

I haven’t set foot into a movie theater in nearly 15 years, with the exception of SW: I, II, III, because I started assembling my Home Theater nearly two decades ago. Most of my male peers rarely go to movies, they all have at least a Flatscreen and a basic DD5.1 speaker system. When my teen kids are concerned, it seems to be mostly only females going to the movie because it is a social event. When boys go to the movies, it is almost always to impress a girl.

It’s all about the Benjamins yo! Women are the ones: buying tickets, buying clothing and toy merchandise for themselves/husband/kids. They also love going to the movies, so superhero movies are a great way to get a guy to spend $50 on tickets and snacks. The best way to make all this money, is to catch female attention by going gynocentric crazytown, and turning everything into “You go gurrrl!!!”.

Always follow the money…

Sovereignty above all else.