Whts that about ? Why are they upset?
shareEveryone has to be (fake) upset and (fake) offended, commonly known as virtue signalling. These people don't care about the product or IP, they jus care about there numbers and looking good to there other virtue signaling friends.
see article belowhow far this is going.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6958449/The-REAL-battle-Avengers-male-superheroes-Endgame-enjoy-screen-time-women.html
As a woman I considered Endgame to be a love letter to Iron Man and Captain America. I would've been upset if they hadn't had the most screen time.
And..really..if someone is measuring out increments of screen presence in minutes and everyone has to be always given equal screen time then they are just being dense because the writing will suffer and the story will falter from concentrating on all the wrong things.
That's what's wrong with the creativity in Hollywood right now.
Oh gee, I'm so crushed by that. It's the end of political correctness as we know it. *rolls eyes*
shareAll of them that are can go to fuckin hell!
shareWhat a surprise.
shareThe LGBTQ community have nothing to complain about in regards to comic book propertys.There are so many gay characters on the CW DC shows that i've lost count.Their upcoming Batgirl series ,or as the SJW PC nuts have renamed it Batwoman, even features a gay lead.
share>>>Their upcoming Batgirl series ,or as the SJW PC nuts have renamed it Batwoman, even features a gay lead.<<<
Just to correct a point, in the comics Batwoman and Batgirl are two different characters. Batwoman, who dates from the 50's was Kathy Kane. Batgirl, who dates from the 70s (IRRC, it could be the late 60's) was Barbara Gordon, Commissioner Gordon's daughter. IRRC, there was a Batgirl who preceded Barbara Gordon. I think she was a niece of Kathy Kane.
The upcoming Batwoman series is about Kathy (now Kate) Kane
Thanks for the info.I guess the name change wasn't PC related then.I've only ever known the character as Batgirl AKA Barbara Gordon.
shareYour welcome. There is such an immense amount of material in comics that there is no way everyone can keep up. I was an avid collector of comics from the early 70's until about 2000, when I decided I was spending entirely too much on them. Even then, I was only familiar with a fraction of everything that was being published.
share"There is such an immense amount of material in comics that there is no way everyone can keep up."
I collected them myself in the 80's and i had never heard of Antman,Guardians of the galaxy or Captain Marvel before the movies.Hell i thought Howard the duck was just some cheesy 80s movie.I didn't know he was based on a comic till Guardians of the galaxy.