Family values?



/miller's no ditko

AdolfOliverPanties: When I met Frank Miller back in the mid-80s, he was very gracious and kind. His work was top-notch back then too.

I don't know what the hell has happened to him since, but he seems like a bitter old man whose work is mostly shiat now.

Have you seen his Robocop?

Holy f*cking shiat is he crazy.

Green Arrow wants to shoot you in the eye, Submitter

AdolfOliverPanties: When I met Frank Miller back in the mid-80s, he was very gracious and kind. His work was top-notch back then too.

I don't know what the hell has happened to him since, but he seems like a bitter old man whose work is mostly shiat now.

Making good comics doesn't mean you have any political knowledge. He took some pot-shots at the media and government and found himself way over his head in a political conversation.

Reactionary conservatism is always favored by the ignorant because it's so easy.

The author of TFA is absolutely right. Comics have gone to the dogs, thanks to the damn godless LIBERALS. We need to get back to the days when comics had good, wholesome, White Christian values!

This (new window) is hilarious.

You tell 'em, Steve-Dave!

/thanks to sarcastica75!

That wholesome family comic tradition ended when Spider-Man #96 was published without the CCA stamp.

Once one of the majors thumbed their nose at the censors, it was only a matter of time before comics grew up.

Snapper Carr: That wholesome family comic tradition ended when Spider-Man #96 was published without the CCA stamp.

Once one of the majors thumbed their nose at the censors, it was only a matter of time before comics grew up.

And I should add, that was around 1971 so unless the author of TFA is older than I am, he doesn't remember the time of which he writes

nah, i still keep my patriotism and family values chopped up and stuffed in a refrigerator.

so his point totally fails.

well, if anyone was going to rush to defend the honor of his precious men in tights, it'd be Andy Breitbart.

/Hot, like Lois Lane

Good one, subby, that headline gave me one of my first real LOL moments in a long time.

Oh and



Family values.

/you bet it's hot.

Breitbatshiatcrazy.

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derp

I've said it before and I will say it again: Andrew Brietbart is a preening, effeminate fop. He imagines himself a political commentator but runs nothing more than a gossip rag. He has far more in common with Perez Hilton and Cindy Adams than he has with George Will or Rachel Maddow. I'd bet a paycheck that he has worn a nighty.

He adds nothing of value to the discussion and we, on both sides, only cheapen that discussion by including him.

LSD + BM seeking SM?

Sounds like Republicans to me.

FarKos is conflating a couple of different things. Comics (meaning the mainstream comics, not Zap etc) haven't necessary been "family values", but they've mostly been patriotic, sometimes ultra-patriotic, and never unpatriotic.

Having the Captain America line depict the Tea Partier as equivalent to the KKK is a pretty egregious example of the left-wing radicalism that worked its way into at least some line. In reality the movement is non-racist and non-violent, but they have Captain "America" attacking them. If a comic had Batman beating up a bunch of hippies depicting as assaulting and murdering people the same people here supportive of the modern day CA would be up in arms. Such is the hypocrisy of FarKos.