Hey Bluesky, I'm new and could do with some followers who enjoy comic book shenanigans. Marvel, DC, Image, Independent. All are welcome here.

Not all heroes wear capes but Absolute Batman does and it billows majestically in the wind while he's smashing the heads of (but definitely not killing) racist cops.

You can't say Magneto was right without someone clapping back "Oh so you support terrorism?" And I can't help thinking "Well yes. Sometimes." Who hasnt wanted to smash an astroid into earth occasionally? Many historic icons were deemed terrorists once. Also I'm a bit of a sociopath, so there is that

I feel like Americans are underreacting BIGLY to everything happening over there. You had a revolution over tea, ffs. Where is *that* energy?

Claremont-era Magneto isn't the villain. He's the consequence of human cruelty. By rejecting Charles Xavier's olive branch of peaceful coexistence, humans made Magneto inevitable.

It's nice to see a comic book causing a stir again. Comics are at their best when they're political and current. Everybody and their dog is talking about this annual (Yes even the dogs) and with good reason. Absolute Batman wrecks these white supremacist assholes and it's glorious.