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In another followup to the post about Superman's renouncing US citizenship and even the now canceled story depicting Americans as hostile to Islam, I just thought of a little something else: as DC's publishers Dan DiDio and Jim Lee, the former who's certainly a bad lot himself, said at one point, the story about the Man of Steel forfeiting American citizenship was supposed to be a lead-in to another one.
However, as The Blaze reported a couple days after the controversy sparked by the citizenship case, they were reconsidering their plans. Since Comics Alliance's own staffers clearly don't want to speculate - and a lot of the more rabidly leftist sites never seemed to follow up on the news Glenn Beck's sites provided, probably out of anti-conservative hatred for him and because they didn't want their readers to know about it - that's why I'll have to do that particular job and provide a possible theory for why the Sharif story was scrapped.
My guess is that the Sharif story could very easily be what DiDio and Lee for some were alluding to at the time of the Superman citizenship controversy. If it was, then this could've been an even graver case than we think: for all we know, it could've depicted the Big Blue Boy Scout feeling disillusioned with America for alleged racism, since the writers and editors likely wouldn't have had the courage to describe it as anti-religious sentiment, nor would they have had the courage to include any verses from the Koran for people to form an opinion on.
Obviously, we'll probably never know the exact details of what went on behind the scenes at DC Comics in the past several months. But if this theory does turn out to be correct, that's why the replacement of Paul Roberson's story is for the best. Not that we can ever expect most of the apologists to ever ponder that.
- What Chris Roberson Has To Say About The Superman Story With A Muslim Character
The leftist Comics Alliance of the AOL network went an spoke with Chris Roberson, the writer who'd taken over the helm from J. Michael Stracynski on his "Grounded" storyline on Superman, and this is what he had to tell them in connection with the...
- Dc Comics Nixes A Potential Islamopandering Story
In an update to this earlier post, it's reported that DC Comics has replaced that particular story by lefty J. Michael Stracynski with a previously unpublished story by Kurt Busiek. Comics Alliance, one of the most moonbatty sites owned by leftist...
- Dc's Un-american Superman Story
I wish I'd thought of posting something here about this particular case earlier, since it does have what to do with defeatist mindsets involving Islamofascism, but I guess it's better late than never. Some of you may be aware of this already,...
- Islamopandering Turns Up In Superman
No sooner did I write my earlier post on Marvel's dhimmitude and offense to 9-11 Families and opponents of jihad, now I discover on DC Comics' schedule that they may have one of their own coming soon. In this Comics Alliance post by David Uzumeri,...
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DC Comics Throws Wonder Woman to the Islamic Wolves Super-powered Muslims wouldn’t stone Wonder Woman. They’d boulder her. This is the second of my three-part cartoon response to DC Comics allowing Superman, Batman & Wonder Woman to be...
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Putting 2 and 2 together
In another followup to the post about Superman's renouncing US citizenship and even the now canceled story depicting Americans as hostile to Islam, I just thought of a little something else: as DC's publishers Dan DiDio and Jim Lee, the former who's certainly a bad lot himself, said at one point, the story about the Man of Steel forfeiting American citizenship was supposed to be a lead-in to another one.
However, as The Blaze reported a couple days after the controversy sparked by the citizenship case, they were reconsidering their plans. Since Comics Alliance's own staffers clearly don't want to speculate - and a lot of the more rabidly leftist sites never seemed to follow up on the news Glenn Beck's sites provided, probably out of anti-conservative hatred for him and because they didn't want their readers to know about it - that's why I'll have to do that particular job and provide a possible theory for why the Sharif story was scrapped.
My guess is that the Sharif story could very easily be what DiDio and Lee for some were alluding to at the time of the Superman citizenship controversy. If it was, then this could've been an even graver case than we think: for all we know, it could've depicted the Big Blue Boy Scout feeling disillusioned with America for alleged racism, since the writers and editors likely wouldn't have had the courage to describe it as anti-religious sentiment, nor would they have had the courage to include any verses from the Koran for people to form an opinion on.
Obviously, we'll probably never know the exact details of what went on behind the scenes at DC Comics in the past several months. But if this theory does turn out to be correct, that's why the replacement of Paul Roberson's story is for the best. Not that we can ever expect most of the apologists to ever ponder that.
- What Chris Roberson Has To Say About The Superman Story With A Muslim Character
The leftist Comics Alliance of the AOL network went an spoke with Chris Roberson, the writer who'd taken over the helm from J. Michael Stracynski on his "Grounded" storyline on Superman, and this is what he had to tell them in connection with the...
- Dc Comics Nixes A Potential Islamopandering Story
In an update to this earlier post, it's reported that DC Comics has replaced that particular story by lefty J. Michael Stracynski with a previously unpublished story by Kurt Busiek. Comics Alliance, one of the most moonbatty sites owned by leftist...
- Dc's Un-american Superman Story
I wish I'd thought of posting something here about this particular case earlier, since it does have what to do with defeatist mindsets involving Islamofascism, but I guess it's better late than never. Some of you may be aware of this already,...
- Islamopandering Turns Up In Superman
No sooner did I write my earlier post on Marvel's dhimmitude and offense to 9-11 Families and opponents of jihad, now I discover on DC Comics' schedule that they may have one of their own coming soon. In this Comics Alliance post by David Uzumeri,...
-
DC Comics Throws Wonder Woman to the Islamic Wolves Super-powered Muslims wouldn’t stone Wonder Woman. They’d boulder her. This is the second of my three-part cartoon response to DC Comics allowing Superman, Batman & Wonder Woman to be...