Brian D. Clarke

@bdclarke.bsky.social

The Mad Canadian. Generalist. Ronin Librarian. Research Magpie. Unexpected Textbook Co-Author. Host, Forthcoming Podcast Project Also; not a Russian bot, and BLM. Needs to be said.

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It's fair to say crossover comics have struggled with the "supervillains are real and they're running things" political era, it's probably telling that a story this wet and gestural came out in 2016. As with a lot of 21st Century events a patina of technical quality hides an entertainment void /end

During the Create Your Own Novel panel at SDCC this year, the best proposal I have ever heard from another panelist was made, specifically: writers should have walk-on music like wrestlers when we come out for panels.

The truth is much more brutally unpleasant - you can point to some structural factors, but the big reason for why things turned out this way is that Shit Happens. The past decade has been full of highly contingent events that turned out badly due to luck, stupidity and the malice of a few.

I outline it in the article, but it's scrapbooking, not political theory. Liking these things, painting a fence, listening to Gregg James, singing North London Forever/Wonderwall, it doesn't amount to politics. And worst of all it imagines evil cannot possibly be banal