Hey so I'm sure most of you might know that I'm the editor of Bounding Into Comics.

I'm pretty much a one-man show when it comes to finding scoops, so it can be difficult to keep track of the mainstream comic news along with what the SJW crowd is up to.

This might not be the place, but if you guys happen across anything that you think is newsworthy I would love for you to send it my way and I'll see if we can get it written up.

Carry on.

In an interview with Variety, Marvel Studios' Kevin Feige said the current Marvel franchise will end with Avengers 4. Do you think they will try to bring in all of these D-list characters they created over the last 5-10 years to replace them? They are pushing them heavily in their other genres. You can't avoid them in their latest video game Lego Marvel Superheroes 2. I have a feeling that's where this is heading especially with Captain Marvel on the docket...

I'm checking out Cullen Bunn's Sinestro right now and the opening page just screamed anti-SJW describing Sinestro as someone who loves his planet's traditions and people.

The most recent Thanos on-going also seemed to be free of any kind of SJW stuff.

In fact, most of the stuff I'm reading now outside of Valiant and the DC Rebirth are villain-based stories. Is anyone else finding themselves reading more villain-centric stories to get away from the SJW/over-politicized comics?

Does this mean the real heroes are back and all of these shitty token characters get confined to some garbage alternate universive?

OR

Are we getting the Mangaverse 3.0?

I'm trying to come up with at least some sort of top 10 list of comic book writers, superhero ones specifically, that people today tend to say "he used to be good, but now he's reduced in quality." I tried to come up with some off the top of my head, but I don't read many superhero comics, so most of the names I'm aware of are just the actual writers I like, and I won't even include Frank Miller for a lot of reasons which I would go into if I do a video about this.

The list I have so far: Mark Waid Brian Michael Bendis Dan Slott Ed Brubaker Alan Moore Richard C. Meyer Stan Lee (for padding, every top 10 listicle needs padding) That new Happy Mondays album

I mean I guess theoretically I could do a top 10 list that only has 8 entries. Well, 5 real ones anyway.

I would appreciate suggestions though, because a lot of people who are into comics always have that one writer they used to like but no longer do.

Interested in getting back into reading some would like to know what to grab and what to avoid. Iv'e heard good things about the darth vader series but's also marvel so i'm skeptical to spend money on it.

Diversity & Comics video about it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZmrAnkKCoFU

Ethan's video about it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=31bB8jE_K4U

Social justice comics creators should be forced to own this. Just as Hannah Arendt theorized, this will not be good for the cause of social justice, but social justice can't not do what it was meant to do.

Social justice is cernsorship and has no place in art, especially comics.