▲ 23 r/DCU_

I love that David J. Peterson (who did the alien languages in Superman and Supergirl), has an AO3.

u/marvelcomics22 — 20 days ago

I hate being an Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. fan.

I love AoS, it's my favourite show of all time, but being in this fandom is depressing. The fans are great, the fan content is great, but the way this show and its fans are treated by both Marvel Studios and the wider MCU community is depresing.

The show is constantly looked down upon, like its fans, by people who haven't even seen it. They hate it for no reason. They hate it because some losers took some vague quotes and twisted them so badly that they believe that it's not canon, and therefore okay it hate on.

And so much else is thriving. Daredevil was in three places, Kingpin in two, before a revival of the show with the third season coming up. Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, and Iron Fist are all back. The Punisher came back too, he had a Special Presentation, and he's in a Spider-Man movie. Peggy Carter's still around, and James D'Arcy returned, and is coming back again soon. Even Black Bolt from Inhumans came back.

And Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. is left to die, completely alone, with barely anything acknowledging it.

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u/marvelcomics22 — 24 days ago
▲ 164 r/shield+1 crossposts

This could've been the perfect way to bring back Gabriel Luna and bring AoS into the fold. I hope they at least acknowledge previous Ghost Riders.

u/marvelcomics22 — 25 days ago
▲ 83 r/trans

I don't like the term TERF

I don't like the term "Trans Exclusionary Radical Feminist" (TERF), because they co-opted the term radical feminist. Radical Feminism is to mid-20th Century feminism what leftism is to liberalism. The latter is trying to make things work within the system, the former is fucking the system over. Radical Feminism is by defintion fucking over the patriarchy. Keepirng trans women out of bathrooms is in no way fucking over the patriarchy.

In conclusion, the term "TERF" is stupid, because these people aren't feminists, radical or otherwise. They're just bigots.

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u/marvelcomics22 — 27 days ago

Could Libber return in the next show? (S4 P2 Spoilers)

Since Dragons Rising is ending with Season 5, I don't think they'll be able to wrap up whatever the hell they were doing in Early S4 Part 2 with Libber, >!who was in a fighting ring before she dropped off Jay at Ed and Edna's.!< It's possible that they do, but they might be saving it for the next show.

We could see Libber return in the third show.

u/marvelcomics22 — 27 days ago
▲ 50 r/Ninjago

The trans allegory has never been stronger than in S4 Part 2

Like she can't be trans (- a trans person) because her parents are too bigoted for it, but the allegory.

EDIT: Do people not know what an allegory is? She's not trans, but her story is similar to that of many trans people.

u/marvelcomics22 — 28 days ago
▲ 21 r/DCU_

A Zatanna cameo in Clayface would be amazing.

We could just have Matt Hagen be in the audience at a magic show, and Zatanna is just doing her job for a two minute scene. It would do a lot of world building and be fun.

u/marvelcomics22 — 29 days ago
▲ 694 r/trans

I'm glad JKR gave up on the act.

She used to say a bunch of transphobic things wrapped in the neat little bow of "I care about trans people". But now she stopped the act. Casual misgendering, direct transphobia instead of the implication. The upskirt photo.

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u/marvelcomics22 — 1 month ago
▲ 179 r/Xmen97

Morph is so in love with Wolverine but I hate it because it will not happen, or end well for them at all.

u/marvelcomics22 — 1 month ago