Comic books that actually worth reading!

[Skullman]

What'd you like about Red Son?

Here's hoping they don't get sent to the gulags first.

[Plato_Hates_You]

Fuck, I love re-purposing their art for higher causes.

[RealHumanBeing]

I've considered Superman to be a series about power and the responsible use of it. (Fist of the North Star is a lot like that too.) Superman as we know him is content to fit in with humanity as much as possible, is more or less apolitical and is on the side of "the little guy", allows humans to be human, and interferes only to keep the peace or when there is threats that the average human can't solve on their own. He knows that no matter how he tries he'll never truly fit in but tries all the same, and despite having awesome power tries to limit himself and use it for the benefit of others. It's a shocking contrast to see that Soviet Superman has no reservations about solving every single problem he can whether he should or not, considers the ideals of Marxism more important than what the people he supposedly serves want, involves himself in social organization to the point of obsessive micromanagement, rewires the brains of "subversives" to be loyal communists, and becomes more inhuman the more he tries to be a champion of humanity. It's like one of the few truly original things writers have done with the character.

[Plato_Hates_You]

Also one of the few Supe stories where a real human - not an alien posing as a human (though if I recall the ending was cyclical in that story, in terms of his origins) - was portrayed as the one to finally restore order to a broken world.

I resent Luthor always being portrayed as some villain when, really, he is simply the peak of what humanity could potentially achieve. I always found him more appealing than some crypto-Kryptonian sticking his nose in human affairs. Original Superman was nothing but a Jewish power fantasy, nice to see the character turned on his head like that.

[RealHumanBeing]

With Luthor it all depends on the writer. He's either a character who considers the destiny of humanity to be for better or worse up to humans and humans alone to decide and resents the supposedly benevolent hand of alien interference on principle or he's whatever the fuck Gene Hackman was supposed to be in the movies.

though if I recall the ending was cyclical in that story, in terms of his origins

Yeah they made it into some kind of time loop I guess to keep the spinoff "contained" or something. Neat twist but ultimately unimportant.

[Plato_Hates_You]

or he's whatever the fuck Gene Hackman was supposed to be in the movies.

Hahaha. Indeed.

Still about a billion times better than casting fake-Zuckerberg in that recent... thing. Motherfucker clearly thought he was cast as The Joker in Dark Knight Returns instead. That's Jewish mental illness, for you. But if anything, that's a sign of how much further the film medium has fallen since Hackman's shitty Luthor, where even THAT looks dignified by comparison. Hell, I don't think we're under any illusions - EVERY medium has turned to 95% shit at minimum - the Jews finally have enough money and power where profits can finally, for them, take a backseat to complete and total culture war rather than the more limited skirmishes of the past.

[Plato_Hates_You]

Another example of taking some liberal claptrap and turning it into something potentially useful. Not anywhere near as impressive as original content, but I haven't the artistic ability for such ventures.:

Half my comic reading these days is just looking for good panels/pages I can work with. I can't help but put my own words over the shit 90% of these fuckers write; even if it is just good old rhetoric and agitprop, not factual memes.

Title is DMZ for those interested... it started promising, ZOG USA overdeployed in foreign wars is attacked by 'Free States' coalition of militias, the war hits a stalemate at Manhattan which becomes a lawless demilitarized zone with numerous warring factions. Copped out on the ending and tons of liberal propaganda throughout, but the art is damn fine in some parts (just due to the subject matter).

[JackOccidentalDissen]

Our first run of the Essentials of Mein Kampf should be ready this week - no original illustrations, those will come in the 2nd or 3rd printing which will be a high quality Graphic novel book/comic book.

We want to get out all the bugs.

This first draft should cost ~ $10 including postage. PM if you're interested in assisting in this project.