Posted on Oct 18, 2015
Is this an attempt to influence young people by using a comic book?
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SSgt Alex Robinson In my opinion it is an influence on the younger generation. The comic book should be casual not political. This is far-out cry to the younger generation.
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Sgt Aaron Kennedy, MS
Why not? If books, movies, news, etc can be politically themed, why shouldn't comics?
Comics run $5~ a piece, and many are actually geared towards the adult generation as opposed to "kids." Remember that Spiderman, the Fantastic Four, Avengers, the X-Men, and almost all of the "icons" came out in the 1960s~. Sure there are some more modern exceptions, but we're not talking 2010~.
Comics run $5~ a piece, and many are actually geared towards the adult generation as opposed to "kids." Remember that Spiderman, the Fantastic Four, Avengers, the X-Men, and almost all of the "icons" came out in the 1960s~. Sure there are some more modern exceptions, but we're not talking 2010~.
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SFC Joe S. Davis Jr., MSM, DSL
Sgt Aaron Kennedy, MS you make a valid point, however I feel kids should read a comic book for fun and adventure and not mixed with ideology politics. It takes the adventure out of the fun. Its like getting a piece of gum, but its bitter and not sweet!
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Sgt Aaron Kennedy, MS
SFC Joe S. Davis Jr., MSM, DSL I think the ideology is the adventure.
The VILLAIN has to be the most interesting part of the story.
Take a look at the original Capt America comics. Cap is boring. We get him. He's a perfect specimen of "America." He's what we aspire to be. But Hitler. We hate him. He's Interesting, because we can't understand him.
Magneto is interesting as well. Because he has a valid point of view. It's one we disagree with. But no less valid. He's a great villain. The best villains make the best stories. You can't aspire to greatness with out Adversity. Part of that adversity is the ideology.
The VILLAIN has to be the most interesting part of the story.
Take a look at the original Capt America comics. Cap is boring. We get him. He's a perfect specimen of "America." He's what we aspire to be. But Hitler. We hate him. He's Interesting, because we can't understand him.
Magneto is interesting as well. Because he has a valid point of view. It's one we disagree with. But no less valid. He's a great villain. The best villains make the best stories. You can't aspire to greatness with out Adversity. Part of that adversity is the ideology.
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SSgt Alex Robinson - Staff; If the kids don't buy the books they don't get influenced. This is an attempt to sell books (read as "make a profit").
Of course Disney Enterprises does have a lengthy history of "going after" those who are "right wing" (and making money doing it).
Of course Disney Enterprises does have a lengthy history of "going after" those who are "right wing" (and making money doing it).
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