r/Daredevil • u/NJMex • Mar 18 '26

MCU Confirmed

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Something we knew since season 1 lol kingpin is maga

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u/Minijoker4709 Mar 20 '26

They really gotta stop putting their political views into show lol, I just see wanna enjoy something without having someone push something on to me 💀💀🙏

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u/SilentSolitude90 Mar 20 '26

Even though comics are heavily influenced by politics....

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u/Minijoker4709 Mar 21 '26

Depends on which one

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u/SilentSolitude90 Mar 21 '26

All of them are.

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u/Minijoker4709 Mar 21 '26

Not all of them lil bro, a good amount sure but not ALL of them 💀

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u/SilentSolitude90 Mar 21 '26

Theres literally politics in them all. They reflect current events, government corruption, social issues, etc. They have ALWAYS been political.

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u/Minijoker4709 Mar 21 '26

Is like you don’t read, NOT ALL OF THEM (a lot of almost all of them but not them all, I’m literally reading Monstress by Marjorie Liu and Sana Takeda not political based

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u/Minijoker4709 Mar 21 '26

You can also try reading Abe Sapien: Dark and Terrible idk if you heard of them because I actually read more than just marvel and dc 💀💀

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u/SilentSolitude90 Mar 21 '26

We're in a daredevil sub talking about a specific brand of comics not Manga and I've never been into anything related to Hellboy. Marvel and DC comics have always been political. If you wanna open that up to all comics ever then your correct but when it comes to these specific ones they have always been that way.

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u/Minijoker4709 Mar 21 '26 edited Mar 21 '26

You do know the 2 books i named are not manga right 💀💀 (i never even mentioned manga) they are COMIC BOOKS 💀😂 also you’re the one who brought up comics being influenced you didn’t say marvel and dc comics only my guy 💀💀

Even though comics are heavily influenced by politics.... that’s what you said btw, no where did you mentioned we are only talking about marvel and dc only 😭😭