It’s so sad that the industry is so intolerant of different people, but the most annoying thing about it is all these people claim to be the tolerant ones. It’s a real head scratcher.
Rejecting Chuck is moronic. He’s a brilliant writer. His Hobbit adaptation is the stuff of legend, not to mention Knightfall, expendables and gi joe but why let merit get in the way of disneys wokery eh?? Not when they can hire banal anti white, anti male racists
The Joker is a dumb character so the fact that Chuck Dixon was able to make a good storyline based on the Joker is a good example of how great a writer he is
Man, I would have loved to read Chuck's take on Captain America. I'm sure it would have been great, and far better than the treatment Marvel has given the character over the past couple decades.
Even though it happened well before Marvel's downfall, turning 50s Cap into a different character was a bad retcon. At face value, the "twist" that it's not really Captain America makes those comics worse in hindsight. They're trying to make everything fit nicely into continuity where it clearly didn't fit. I think Stan Lee said he forgot about the 50s comics when he penned Cap's iconic 60s revival. If you're reading the stories in order, the 40s comics can either branch off into the 50s stories, or into the Silver Age stories. They can't exist in the same canon because modern Cap was frozen during the war. Making 50s Cap into a villain retroactively was also a huge mistake.
I wish the music industry was more ashamed of Snoop Dogg than the comics industry is ashamed of Superman, and Captain America. So self respecting kid wants too buy A 'Snoop Dogg' comic where he punches Trump, or A police man in the face.
A modern-day Captain America story should be Cap leading a team of mundane heroes like Falcon and (real) Hawkeye with SHIELD fighting Marvel's copy of Al-Qaeda.
Chuck Dixon is a boss . Remember batman Knightfall , the first issue of nightwing , g I joe and doctor doom . Is a master and marvel must be respectful of him .
Supposedly, one of the rumors for the flick that became CAPTAIN AMERICA: Civil War. Was that Cap was going to fight the 50's Cap, William Burnside. Probably in time with the election in 2016. But Kevin Feigie, decided to jump on the hero vs. hero idear with the announcment from DC/Werners about BVS.
Right a comic about the heroics of the wermact many examples were they sacrificed themselves so civilians could get away from the Russian monster destorying and as-ing everything in there path.
This sounds cool. I would like to see Chuck on War Machine. He wanted to write him at Marvel. (Iron Man is a pretty socialist free superhero and a truly American character, though the MCU version is lame.) There are some cool things you could do with 50s Cold War Marvel. That early 50s relaunch actually was in a somewhat different continuity where Bucky and Toro were younger than they would have been. They didn't need to work Communist Smasher Cap into continuity the weird and political way they did (and the rest of the 50s relaunch and the All-Winners Squad from the late 40s). (But they glossed over Namor flooding NY until the 90s.) A 50s android Human Torch series in an alternate timeline could be cool. Maybe the US and USSR want to copy him to make weapons. Maybe his creator used alien tech. Maybe he and Cap were horrified by what the US did in the wars with Japan and North Korea. Maybe HT goes renegade. I would make Sun Girl (very obscure) a Soviet spy. I don't think she had a full origin. Maybe Namor became convinced humans are a threat and decides to stop them, leading to a final battle with HT. Fun fact: Plastic Man and Captain Marvel had issues in the (awful) Korean War and this Marvel reboot was adjascant to it. Later Marvel had some Vietnam issues. To me, it's not clear if Rogers really would have been as strongly against the Soviets in the 50s, especially after Stalin died in 53. His origin is pretty socialist, he would have been a FDR supporter, and the USSR helped them win the war. A writer could play with this, maybe by giving him a Soviet love interest. Maybe the AW Squad would be investigated. Also, there was Stan Lee's Marvel Boy, who foreshadowed the Silver Age, and the Blonde Phantom from the late 40s and Namora. The Blazing Skull is sweet. (I thought I read Miss America was a popular character.)
Also, Whizzer forms a mutant group and/or Sun Girl or Namor takes him out. Miss America, once an all American darling, also is in this underground mutant group. Bucky joins a proto-SHIELD. Namor takes out Toro. Maybe Cap forms a 1950s Avengers. It's Watchmen in the 50s lol. (I strongly suspect Kirby was a leftist.)
Minute 00: 18 "Captain America is a conservative middle America archetype." -- People on the left say that Captain America, Superman, and other super-heroes created in the late 1930's and early 1940's were liberals at the time of their creation.
Robert Crumb would do a better job than what they have been doing, at least he understood ( Understands, is Robert still alive?) the Comicbook medium, even though he was (is?) a complete 2nd Generation Oldschool leftist.
I guess it's a slow outrage day if you're having to "report" on something from four years ago. I've read all of the 70s Cap books that Chuck Dixon is referencing and the story didn't last that long. Marvel probably rejected this pitch because there is simply no need to revisit that story; the "cost" of doing all that work to "fix" 50s Cap would outweigh the benefits.
@bumpkinstv6722 You're a Marvel shill who doesn't care. Us real fans do, and Marvel hates that. Hence all of these terrible stories that attack the fans and destroy the characters.
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Captain America *SHOULD* bd Anti-Communist.
It’s so sad that the industry is so intolerant of different people, but the most annoying thing about it is all these people claim to be the tolerant ones. It’s a real head scratcher.
Straight outta Bizarro world
there's nobody more intolerant and more racist than leftists claiming to be tolerant
Rejecting Chuck is moronic. He’s a brilliant writer. His Hobbit adaptation is the stuff of legend, not to mention Knightfall, expendables and gi joe but why let merit get in the way of disneys wokery eh?? Not when they can hire banal anti white, anti male racists
Chuck is a fun writer. His G.I. Joe is awesome and underrated.
Senator Joseph McCarthy was right on the money!
He was right.
Rejecting any pitch from Chuck Dixon is stupid
He did that one really dumb Joker: Last Laugh book
Then again Chuck always seemed better writing for Marvel than for DC.
The Joker is a dumb character so the fact that Chuck Dixon was able to make a good storyline based on the Joker is a good example of how great a writer he is
Well it's marvel what you expect ? They been pro anti American since they hate the orange man
This is facts.
@@JimMorrisonsBathtub Joker sucks.
Marxism, socialism, communism is just one thing full communism is just end gaol.
from leftism and liberalism to communism is just one step
Man, I would have loved to read Chuck's take on Captain America. I'm sure it would have been great, and far better than the treatment Marvel has given the character over the past couple decades.
Hence why they turned him in to one with secret empire.
Fill the gap my friend! I love filling gaps…. Giggity!
Even though it happened well before Marvel's downfall, turning 50s Cap into a different character was a bad retcon. At face value, the "twist" that it's not really Captain America makes those comics worse in hindsight. They're trying to make everything fit nicely into continuity where it clearly didn't fit.
I think Stan Lee said he forgot about the 50s comics when he penned Cap's iconic 60s revival. If you're reading the stories in order, the 40s comics can either branch off into the 50s stories, or into the Silver Age stories. They can't exist in the same canon because modern Cap was frozen during the war. Making 50s Cap into a villain retroactively was also a huge mistake.
Make Captain America Great again.
I wish the music industry was more ashamed of Snoop Dogg than the comics industry is ashamed of Superman, and Captain America. So self respecting kid wants too buy A 'Snoop Dogg' comic where he punches Trump, or A police man in the face.
Cold Warrior Captain America written by Dixon sounds fantastic! We were robbed
A modern-day Captain America story should be Cap leading a team of mundane heroes like Falcon and (real) Hawkeye with SHIELD fighting Marvel's copy of Al-Qaeda.
Chuck Dixon is a boss .
Remember batman Knightfall , the first issue of nightwing , g I joe and doctor doom .
Is a master and marvel must be respectful of him .
If you haven't read his 80s Airboy run, you should. It is amazing.
Chuck is sweet. His GI Joe is awesome.
Is there any omnibus’s or collected editions of the old commie-fighting Captain America comics?
It’s rhymes with ‘Mill’ and then it’s ‘a Commie for Mommy’.
Get into the Christmas cheer and make Mommy happy!
Any new marvel comics have been dead to me for the last 5-8 years.
Wasn’t he anti-Communist throughout the Cold War?
Supposedly, one of the rumors for the flick that became CAPTAIN AMERICA: Civil War. Was that Cap was going to fight the 50's Cap, William Burnside. Probably in time with the election in 2016. But Kevin Feigie, decided to jump on the hero vs. hero idear with the announcment from DC/Werners about BVS.
You could team up with Miller on his Lonestar character if you wanted a patriotic character
The horseman book was one of the top things I read this year. They really hit a home run on that.
I liked the angel vs demon war in Captain America
George Washington was 18th century. Communism started in the 19th century.
Right a comic about the heroics of the wermact many examples were they sacrificed themselves so civilians could get away from the Russian monster destorying and as-ing everything in there path.
Sooo, Marvel Comics has to, or chooses to pass up on mega comic sales, because Disney oligarchs could be offended? 🤔
The retcon of the 50s cap was the geand director
Don't want to upset the wrong people, especially the Chinese!😂
It’s not bad writers being hired. It’s writers that are ok with pushing the agenda being hired. It’s the agenda that’s the problem not the widgets.
I love Dixon's writing.
He's incredible at what he does.
His run on Nightwing was easily the best to date.
This sounds cool. I would like to see Chuck on War Machine. He wanted to write him at Marvel. (Iron Man is a pretty socialist free superhero and a truly American character, though the MCU version is lame.)
There are some cool things you could do with 50s Cold War Marvel. That early 50s relaunch actually was in a somewhat different continuity where Bucky and Toro were younger than they would have been. They didn't need to work Communist Smasher Cap into continuity the weird and political way they did (and the rest of the 50s relaunch and the All-Winners Squad from the late 40s). (But they glossed over Namor flooding NY until the 90s.)
A 50s android Human Torch series in an alternate timeline could be cool. Maybe the US and USSR want to copy him to make weapons. Maybe his creator used alien tech. Maybe he and Cap were horrified by what the US did in the wars with Japan and North Korea. Maybe HT goes renegade. I would make Sun Girl (very obscure) a Soviet spy. I don't think she had a full origin. Maybe Namor became convinced humans are a threat and decides to stop them, leading to a final battle with HT.
Fun fact: Plastic Man and Captain Marvel had issues in the (awful) Korean War and this Marvel reboot was adjascant to it. Later Marvel had some Vietnam issues.
To me, it's not clear if Rogers really would have been as strongly against the Soviets in the 50s, especially after Stalin died in 53. His origin is pretty socialist, he would have been a FDR supporter, and the USSR helped them win the war. A writer could play with this, maybe by giving him a Soviet love interest. Maybe the AW Squad would be investigated.
Also, there was Stan Lee's Marvel Boy, who foreshadowed the Silver Age, and the Blonde Phantom from the late 40s and Namora. The Blazing Skull is sweet. (I thought I read Miss America was a popular character.)
Also, Whizzer forms a mutant group and/or Sun Girl or Namor takes him out. Miss America, once an all American darling, also is in this underground mutant group. Bucky joins a proto-SHIELD. Namor takes out Toro. Maybe Cap forms a 1950s Avengers. It's Watchmen in the 50s lol. (I strongly suspect Kirby was a leftist.)
Minute 00: 18 "Captain America is a conservative middle America archetype."
-- People on the left say that Captain America, Superman, and other super-heroes created in the late 1930's and early 1940's were liberals at the time of their creation.
Maybe but modern progressives also think of those straight white men as evil naaaazi bigots. So, take that what it is worth.
Robert Crumb would do a better job than what they have been doing, at least he understood ( Understands, is Robert still alive?) the Comicbook medium, even though he was (is?) a complete 2nd Generation Oldschool leftist.
Trump made Marvel loud about its leftism. Marvel and D.C. both petaled left wing ideas for a while.
No superman has always been an (watever the word) for a jish immigrant the creators go into it thats how much better they think they are then us.
I guess it's a slow outrage day if you're having to "report" on something from four years ago. I've read all of the 70s Cap books that Chuck Dixon is referencing and the story didn't last that long. Marvel probably rejected this pitch because there is simply no need to revisit that story; the "cost" of doing all that work to "fix" 50s Cap would outweigh the benefits.
@@bumpkinstv6722 No, Marvel rejected the story because they hate the fans, and Captain America.
@BrandontheAwesome Do you have concrete proof of that? I am a Marvel fan and they don't hate me.
@bumpkinstv6722 You're a Marvel shill who doesn't care. Us real fans do, and Marvel hates that.
Hence all of these terrible stories that attack the fans and destroy the characters.
@@BrandontheAwesome I've been reading Marvel comics for 40 years. I'm as real of a fan as it gets.
@bumpkinstv6722 No you're not. Not if you are perfectly fine with the destruction of these characters and everything they stand for.
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