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And the stage is set.

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I understand why a never-ending classic age is appealing. Do you understand why it's unappealing?

Sometimes the comic industry doesn't know enough about color theory, and then a new artist introduces them to a new style.


This is most obvious when they try to bring literal comics costumes to...

This response is no response at all. There's evidence of oppression, and then you try to give a different case of oppression, and then you conclude that there's no oppression anywhere.

Being able to talk to metaphysical aspect of the universe all the time gives Thanos a big edge over Mr. Fantastic. He's essentially Mr. Fantastic + Cosmic Awareness.

When there is massive precedent, it becomes your burden to disprove the precedent. The precedent is that objectification is massively harmful.

Even if a woman has a hundred boyfriends, that is...

Explain to me how objectification is relatively harmless to women, and I might consider your arguments.

We don't have to fight sexism issues one at a time. Not even three at a time.

It's a common trick by people who hate feminists to act like helping one cause takes away from all other causes.

Kang is trying something too.

Agreed. But from everything we've sen lately, WE seem to have the bad Earth.

Anyone remember this little bit from FF?
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It's not that meta. Every time Thanos shows up, he says that Earth is a very special planet. Half a dozen other heroes and villains have said the same thing during Hickman's run. I even think that...

So how do you destroy the multiverse even faster than letting incursions happen? Convince all the Earths to destroy each other first. Inspire a Cabal to kill worlds.

You're missing one detail. How many times has our Earth literally saved the universe? Once in Hickman's run, once in the Infinity Gauntlet, once in the Thanos imperative, once in x-treme xmen....

You turn sacrifice into selfishness and villainy into heroics.

Three witches said something similar before tricking Macbeth into killing his best friend.

It's relevant. You may have picked the worst possible time to jump on, since Original Sin is all about old mistakes coming up. Infinity would be a better start, if you like Star Wars.

Good thing I never said that. In fact, on the last page, I brought up a counter example.

Let me say this plainly. It is not sexist to recognize another person's sexism. It is only sexist to be happy with it.

A man wanted to draw a woman with a big butt, and he succeeded. I see that, everyone sees that, and it's not sexist to see that.

Hickman has really done something amazing. He's made hundreds of people cry out "Hurry up Cap, agree with Namor and Thanos and Kang already!"

You know I'm not actually judging a woman? I'm judging a man who drew a fictional woman, in an industry full of men drawing fictional women.

Or maybe the ultimate fantasy is for somebody who looks beyond your way of thinking. Consider the greatest heroes in our culture, like Gilgamesh and Odysseus.

There are worse things than the death of two universes. Things more useful to the Great Destroyer.

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A certain woman could be. Mom from Futurama is pretty scary to Dr. Farnsworth. Spider-Woman could be fearsome too, but in that picture she isn't.

Is "a man who won't draw me in body paint humping the pavement" such an outlandish fantasy for women to have? I don't think so.

Overtly sexual and weird is powerful for Spider-Man. Spiders don't have to lift a lot of weight to be fearsome. Spider-Woman, with such a similar pose, achieves approximately...none of that...