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Last month’s Captain America :Steve Rogers #1 caused an uproar when it purported to reveal that Cap is actually a Hydra agent and has been since his mom was recruited into the racist organization back in the WWII day. While the transience of comic book storylines and shocking character changes is so common is to […]
Writer Nick Spencer just posted this teaser image for what seems to be a new Image book, drawn by Steve Lieber, his Superior Foes of Spider-Man collaborator. Completing the “get to know each other at big two, go to Image for honeymoon” move that so many have been making.
While the image and title seem to suggest a series about neutering beagles, we suspect it may be more compelling than that.
Via Comics Spire:
Last month’s Captain America :Steve Rogers #1 caused an uproar when it purported to reveal that Cap is actually a Hydra agent and has been since his mom was recruited into the racist organization back in the WWII day. While the transience of comic book storylines and shocking character changes is so common is to […]
It’s true. I still hate Marvel.
Is there some way to see the white text on a mobile version of the site? There’s no ‘mousing over’ for that.
It says this…”Captain America: Steve Rogers #2, from the creative team of writer Nick Spencer and artist Jesus Saiz, reveals that Steve’s memories of indoctrination were implanted by Kobik, the sentient Cosmic Cube who became a girl. Not only that, but Kobik has been under the influence of Steve Rogers’ most fearsome archenemies, the Red Skull, for months.”
Marvel has just gone from “The House of Ideas” to “The Casa of Crap”…
Copy the text and then paste it elsewhere – in a note, or draft of a comment…
Thanks!
Well, I expected as much which is why I never got the reaction to it. I hate being all “these people didn’t read the comic/don’t read comics” but it’s such an obvious issue #1 and Marvel cliffhanger play that of course it’d be revealed if not in issue 2 at least 4 what’s really going on. All of that makes me think it’s now even more in poor tase mainly because Spencer and Co. did such a bad job convincingly lying about it.
Maybe the problem is not the creators or the editors but the legion of “fans” and “journalists” that overanalyze and ruin everything on the internet. You know what’s kinda fun? Just reading comics. With no one else’s commentary. The internet appears to be full of those three annoying guys at the comic shop that I hated so much as a kid. They had opinions on everything, ruined everything, and never fucking left.
I hope that was worth all the trivializing of Jewish people for.
If this is the best story they could come up with, it’s no wonder comic sales are awful.
Oop, you got a sentence ending in a preposition there.
I hope that trivializing of Jewish people was for all the worth.
There we go. Err, wait- … Worth all of which- No… Cause it’s the Jewish’s worth…
Well, the content of the spoiler was exactly the theory that some fans had already posited. It doesn’t come as a surprise, really.