‘Red Hood’ Writer Criticizes DC’s Firing Standards: “You Can Still Get Neil Gaiman’s Work Through Them”

[Bounding Into Comics Staff]

In offering further thoughts on the recent ’emergency stop’ placed on her overall DC career, Red Hood Vol. 2 writer

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[BlueAnimal]

Wow. The leftist idealogy has really done a number on him. Kirk was not a Nazi. He never harmed or killed anyone. He was just a man with opinions, that’s all, and to suggest that he deserved to die for having those opinions makes Felker-Martin the Nazi, not Kirk.

 

[RhosiaB]

Well, he's got a point. It's not like he was the only horrible person employed and promoted by DC. He just happened to be the one who got the most attention and became a liability. The rot goes deep at DC and Marvel.

 

[BlueAnimal]

Well, he's got a point. It's not like he was the only horrible person employed and promoted by DC. He just happened to be the one who got the most attention and became a liability. The rot goes deep at DC and Marvel.

While that is completely true, that doesn’t make what he said okay. He shouldn’t be absolved of consequences just because other bad people haven’t been given the same treatment.

 

[RhosiaB]

While that is completely true, that doesn’t make what he said okay. He shouldn’t be absolved of consequences just because other bad people haven’t been given the same treatment.

Well, it's a good thing that I never said he should be absolved of consequences. Just that he had a point that there is a lot of horrible people working at DC. I don't want DC to hire him back, I want DC to fire the rest.

 

[BearlyHereAtAll]

Guys, I don’t think Tom King was really involved in planning the Iraq War.

 

[2Cents]

Another purge or just a new comment system?

 

[ReeseWitheredpoon]

Neil Gayman certainly turned out to be hypocritical scum, but even he didn't celebrate murder. Retching Felcher-Fartin clearly doesn't understand the difference.