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Now, are superhero comic books good? Selectively. Mostly no. Are superhero comics high art? Definitely not. Are superhero comic books in any way politically important? Well, no, not in the way that you see some people trying to paint their personal preference of pulp pop culture extrusion as politically important in order to justify to themselves how much of their headspace it takes up. But I will say this. If I spend an hour reading a middle-of-the-road big two superhero comic I end that hour in pretty chill mood, whereas if I spend that same hour browsing tumblr I almost inevitably start mentally the drafting the blueprints for a new variety of urban megastructure that surviving historians will eventually come to refer to as "Charnel Spires"

Uncanny X-Men #168 and tributes

there's a universe out there where norman osborn is a successful wicked witch-themed drag performer. notably harry still has all the same issues though.

shipping the popular yaoi pairing but shaking my head while i do to indicate that i also care about the work's themes and other characters

Have to admit a Reed chair would be comfy. Especially in winter. Toasty and squishy.

SOFA REED

Reed Richards should convert to Islam.

Tony Stark is an obnoxious character obviously written by straight men who have know idea what a charming man is like, and he is also bourgeoisie scum who deserves the rusty blade of a guillotine.

we used to have real drama on this website