Superhero comics were bullshit for retards. Superheroes have superpowers, but they never kill the enemy who are willing to mass murder people. Instead, they arrest them. So the villains return free trying to kill more people. This is obvious kike propaganda for protecting criminals, no matter how much they are dangerous. The only real superhero was Hitler, who managed to put an end to kike degeneracy, but unfortunately lost.
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Superhero comics were the jews first major attempt to have fiction properly dethrone nonfiction. Remember that most entertaining stories up until that point were either:
* historical, detailing recent or long past true events, or
* fable, where there was a message or lesson.
At some point in ancient history (the Greeks IIRC - will try to return with a cite) there was actually a debate on the purpose of a story, and the final conclusion was that, since stories will always 'preach' (or otherwise propagandize) to some degree, then all stories must contain a moral, which are called fable. This 'moral responsibility' of the writer had carried for centuries, though jews had been trying to discard it since the late 1800s (remember all of the popular writers, Twain Hemingway, et. al. were self-professed Bohemians, a self-professed moniker for jews who immigrated around a certain period, and the same 'Bohemians' behind the infamous Bohemian Grove).
The superhero comics were the first successful attempt to discard moral and create moral-less stories. Other countries' popular storytelling is STILL primarily historical/fable, to the point where Hollywood is memeing that China et al don't make pointless stories because they simply can't (implying lack of imagination), after which they produced Snowpiercer, Squid game, and Wandering Earth, then went back to historical/fable stories.
There is so much here, but I am always late to these threads.
* historical, detailing recent or long past true events, or
* fable, where there was a message or lesson.
At some point in ancient history (the Greeks IIRC - will try to return with a cite) there was actually a debate on the purpose of a story, and the final conclusion was that, since stories will always 'preach' (or otherwise propagandize) to some degree, then all stories must contain a moral, which are called fable. This 'moral responsibility' of the writer had carried for centuries, though jews had been trying to discard it since the late 1800s (remember all of the popular writers, Twain Hemingway, et. al. were self-professed Bohemians, a self-professed moniker for jews who immigrated around a certain period, and the same 'Bohemians' behind the infamous Bohemian Grove).
The superhero comics were the first successful attempt to discard moral and create moral-less stories. Other countries' popular storytelling is STILL primarily historical/fable, to the point where Hollywood is memeing that China et al don't make pointless stories because they simply can't (implying lack of imagination), after which they produced Snowpiercer, Squid game, and Wandering Earth, then went back to historical/fable stories.
There is so much here, but I am always late to these threads.