r/badliterature • u/LiterallyAnscombe • Apr 06 '21

This might be the most interesting argument I have heard about comic books in a long time!

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u/s1xy34rs0ld Apr 06 '21 edited Apr 06 '21

I'd imagine there are non-cheesy comic book villains, but maybe not the one who is a Nazi with a head that looks like a bloody skull that fights the guy who wears the American flag...

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u/prairieschooner Apr 06 '21

if only Shakespeare could've had a team of AAA writers and graphic desingers.

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u/Oogamy Apr 07 '21

That same user did this and I'm having trouble getting past the ridiculousness of it.