DC Comics Artist Dramatically Quits Company, Declaring DC Has "No Right" to Turn Heroes Into SJW Propaganda Figures

They're going to have trouble painting this guy as a White Supremacist -- he's the son of a Libyan immigrant.

But I'm sure they'll do it anyway.

Gabriel Eltaeb is -- was -- a colorist on the very same "Superman: Son of Kal-El" comic that turned a straight character gay and ditched Superman's motto of "Truth, Justice, and the American Way" for "Truth, Justice, and a Better Tomorrow."

And he just had enough.

"I'm tired of this shit, I'm tired of them ruining these characters" says comic book artist Gabe Eltaeb of DC Comics and its superhero characters, specifically Superman, who the comic book giant says is no longer fighting for "truth, justice, and the American way" but now standing for "truth, justice, and a better tomorrow."

Eltaeb, who is a colorist for comic book giant DC Comics, recently appeared as a guest on a Youtube livestream with Cyberfrog creator Ethan Van Sciver where he went off on the woke wave changing DC's venerable comics....

Eltaeb then went on to blast leftists who he says are the real bigots.

"They call us bigots and racist and sh*t, I would ask them, find me in the f**king mainstream, not on the fringes, one fucking book, one fucking t-shirt, one movie that says that leftism is bad, and conservatism is good, find it for me, they f**king won't they’re not letting people have a voice, they're the f***ing bigots,” he said.

"Sorry. That's been bottled up for five years," he concluded.

I saw a headline from a leftwing comics book site that said they might bring in someone to re-color the pages that Eltaeb already colored.

Petty.

Meanwhile, Marvel's The Eternals is garnering a "lukewarm" reception from sneak peak audiences, says Film Threat founder Chris Gore.

The big news coming out of reviews is that the film features a "sex scene" between two men, featuring them kissing. Though that reviewer does call the sex scene "G-Rated."

But his idea of a "G-rated sex scene" might not be the same as yours.

I'm sure it's a brief sex scene, because leftwing media companies always make sure their gay sex stuff is short enough and inconsequential enough that it can be easily cut out of the international releases of the film.

The other big news is that Big Reveal in the end credits teaser is that Harry Styles -- yes, that Harry Styles -- will be playing Starfox in an upcoming project.

Yes, that Starfox.

If your response is "Who?" and "Why?," you're reacting properly. Harry Styles is a singer who came to some prominence on the British X-Factor, then joined a boy band called One Direction. I don't know if he's still very popular.

Starfox is a D-list character. He's some kind of pseudogod of love. He got #MeToo'd in the comics for using his superpower of seduction to make women go to bed with him without really consenting. (They did consent, but under the influence of his mind-effecting power.) He's the brother of Thanos, if we still care about that.

He'll probably be on the She-Hulk tv show -- another thing I won't be watching -- because She-Hulk (Jennifer Walters) sued him for the nonconsensual seduction of a client or something.

Marvel thinks this Big Reveal will really generate buzz.

Well, they're half right. It does generate zz's.

Chris Gore thinks that the revelation of these Big Reveals is a planned leak by Disney. Per his theory, they know that the movie isn't likely to pull audiences in on its own, so they're ginning up the Woke Marketing Machine that has worked so well for Charlies Angels and Terminator: Dark Fate.

Grace Randolph, who is forever praising diversity and inclusion and women in directing roles, thinks this movie is skippable and doesn't even feel like a Marvel movie. Although she tries to deliver that news softly. She says it's "pleasant," but mostly stays at a "6" level and never goes above an "8."

"Pleasant" is really the kind of tag-line you want for a would-be blockbuster.

Below, a video from Gabe Eltaeb talking about his backstory of being someone who genuinely appreciated America for welcoming his family into it, and being bothered by DC Comics' current political stance that America should be scorned, not praised.

Also below: Midnight's Edge talking about the "lukewarm" reaction to The Eternals, and the possibility that the leaks of the gay kiss and Harry Styles appearance might be planned to give a boost to a movie that probably needs it.

"DC Comics is a magician with one single trick." Turning straight characters into gay characters.

Bonus: Ryan Long and Danny Polishuk dramatize Robin The Boy Wonder's much-publicized recent "exploration of his sexuality."

But it turns out this version of Robin has discovered he's Super Not Gay.

DC Comics announced it was firing Robin and searching for a new, more sexually diverse Boy Wonder.

posted by Ace at 04:30 PM

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