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What if there's a different reason why Marvel cancelled Milo Manara's Spider-Woman cover?
A few days ago, Marvel announced they'd dropped the variant cover by Milo Manara for Spider-Woman's latest volume. But what if it wasn't because they agreed it was too porny? This article says:
Marvel has pulled two upcoming Milo Manara covers in the wake of a recent controversy involving the erotic artist, Spider-Woman’s butt, and—according to Manara, at least—Islam. [...]What if Manara's argument from a couple weeks ago was the reason they pulled these covers - because Axel Alonso and company disliked what Manara said about Islam? It says they're still willing to hire him, but what if they don't, hoping they can sweep this all under the rug? If it turns out that's the case, then it wasn't feminists who swayed them, but rather, Manara's viewpoint, which their staff's sent telling signs they despise. Meaning that Alonso and company's leftism struck again.
- Wsj On Graphic Novels Aimed At Women
The Wall Street Journal wrote about new comics aimed at women. Unfortunately, they just had to include a very bad choice for women who're realists: Marvel’s new series, “Ms. Marvel”—about a Muslim girl living in Jersey City, N.J.—was the...
- Axel Alonso Claims The Muslim Ms. Marvel Series Is Great For Children
The UK Telegraph spoke with Marvel's EIC Alonso, who's proven himself as bad as his predecessor Joe Quesada, about the scrutiny they came under for the Spider-Woman cover by Milo Manara they're publishing, and the way their female take on...
- Csbg Gushes Over The Muslim Ms. Marvel
I really ought to be more careful when I say Comics Should Be Good is the only part of CBR that impresses me, because the following, sensationalized review of Marvel's Muslim propaganda puts a big stain on that section too, and the worst part is that...
- Marvel's Allegedly Trying To Appeal More To Women, But It's Disputable
The Washington Post wrote about Marvel's allegedly focusing more on women in their output, but if there's one item that sabotages their efforts to be convincing, it's the Muslim Ms. Marvel: ON WEDNESDAY, Marvel Comics will debut its relaunch...
- New Ms. Marvel Is More Like "ms. Muslim"
Once again, Marvel is shoving the Religion of Peace down our throats, with the latest stunt being the introduction of a new teenaged protagonist taking up Carol Danvers's former moniker: With most superheroes, when you take away the colorful costume,...