On 3/19/2020 at 6:55 AM, Magnetotron said:'Safespace and Snowflake'?...they are both ridiculous AND hatefully provocative, especially coming as they do from a very liberally biased writer affiliated with the Colbert Show. This nonsense will be the death of Marvel...I am considering a full ban on all Marvel related purchases AFTER I get my Fox X-Men Marvel Legends.
Boy have these a--hats truly misjudged their customer base or what?
The most ironic (moronic) thing is that Kibblesmith is the typical, much detested, root of all evil, 40 Year Old White Dude who they appointed (anointed) to appeal to today's diversified and marginalized youth. Anyone who has tried to created their own comic (and most of us have) knows this book and these characters reek of something created by someone in their early teen years and they got dusted off and renamed with contemporary buzz words at the first chance the creator was given the green light to "create something new". This reminds me of Steve Buscemi's character from 30 Rock.
On 3/21/2020 at 9:48 PM, No1WonderFan said:So maybe the kids all die on the first mission?
Doubt it, but on the bright side the comic will die no later than issue three, guaranteed. The dark side (especially for comic shop owners)is that this book and the new Children of the Atom are gonna be fully non-refundable cuz Disney doesn't want it to be known how poorlythey might (and most probably will) sell.
18 hours ago, ProfessorMangle said:The biggest problem I see with those names is that it's not teens or twenty-somethings who get called "Snowflake", or who hide in "Safespaces"; it's Millennials. The weird, disillusioned, sheltered thirty-somethings, who are so pumped up on "self-esteem" and participation trophies to realize how narcissistic and out of touch with reality they've become.
I wish I were pumped on self-esteem. I've crippling low self-esteem to the point of self-sabotage in advantageous situations. ON EVERY LEVEL.
On 3/18/2020 at 3:17 AM, Jeddostotle7 said:Ok... I understand what the creators are trying to do with this team, and I appreciate it, but... I feel like teen teams should always try to appeal to new young readers who don't really already read comics, moreso than most comics, and... while the names like "Snowflake" and "Safespace" are supposed to be these kids taking back those derogatory terms and reappropriating them, I don't think that's gonna be the initial impression to most new readers; most of them are probably gonna assume it's just making fun of their generation. I don't know if I see this doing that well, or these characters sticking around too long.
The biggest problem I see with those names is that it's not teens or twenty-somethings who get called "Snowflake", or who hide in "Safespaces"; it's Millennials. The weird, disillusioned, sheltered thirty-somethings, who are so pumped up on "self-esteem" and participation trophies to realize how narcissistic and out of touch with reality they've become.
Assuming that the comic book industry survives the rest of this year, none of these characters will. MAYBE B-Negative, but they should probably come up with a better name.
Actually I dont think its disney mandate at all to make comic book like that, as far as I heard due to minuscule sales disney really doesnt care much for marvel comics.
On 3/19/2020 at 11:29 PM, ADour said:This book stars the original team. It's about them becoming mentors to these new heroes. These new characters are just the supporting cast.
So maybe the kids all die on the first mission?
9 minutes ago, mako said:Don't even mention Namorita. I break out in cold sweats when I think what they're gonna do to her now.
You don't need to think about it, we know what they're going to do to her...
... Give her a costume revamp.
It's literally there in the announcement video. I feel like this is too much of a low-hanging fruit to comment further.
28 minutes ago, No1WonderFan said:Definitely. The original New Warriors was one of my favorite books ever. When I saw the headline and then saw Firestar and Namorita I got SOOO excited. Then I saw the rest of the release. Why can't we just have the original team -even if it's just called "Warriors."
This book stars the original team. It's about them becoming mentors to these new heroes. These new characters are just the supporting cast.
13 minutes ago, No1WonderFan said:Definitely. The original New Warriors was one of my favorite books ever. When I saw the headline and then saw Firestar and Namorita I got SOOO excited. Then I saw the rest of the release. Why can't we just have the original team -even if it's just called "Warriors."
Don't even mention Namorita. I break out in cold sweats when I think what they're gonna do to her now.