>buy it expecting pulpy fun
>it's the diversity squad in [current day]
>4 pages about "muh BLM"
>no pulpy fun in sight
Dropped.
Buy it expecting pulpy fun
Gavin Lee
Connor Brown
Didn't know about this, OP. Thanks! Picked up.
Zachary Bailey
Was going to pick it up, thanks for the warning. Missing this by a mile now.
Alexander Wright
Shame, thanks for the warning I'll pass on this then.
Owen Mitchell
I've seen so much made up bullshit about cartoons that I can't take these complaints seriously without reading it myself. You're just advertising.
Blake Smith
You know what, I'll go ahead and storytime it for you. I really loved Jimmy Olsen and was hyped for this because of the solicits, but the first issue just killed any desire I had to read anything from Fraction ever again. On top of that it's a complete waste of Dodson art. Skipping the credits page because it's almost 60 pages.
Hudson Gray
I guess you are a sucker for niggerdicks then.
It's honestly pretty boring, if anything. The MC is a single mum and she's got a diverse family of super-smart BiPOC sisters adopted by a Jewess. You spend more time with them rather than the pulp.
Just go to RCO and read it. Or download it from libgen or Nem or whatever.
Grayson Williams
Dylan Thompson
Asher Miller
The pulp stuff at the beginning was really fun, but it doesn't last long. I flipped through the second issue and there doesn't seem to be any in it.
Daniel Garcia
Isaiah Rogers
>what white children need to know about race
Isn't this in itself blatant racism? Pretty sure race relations is something all races need to "talk about", why the constant targeting of only whites?
Blake Myers
Sho'yo ass an pay rape-arayshuns cracka!
Ian Allen
Jack Morgan
I had Spurrier's Shadow and Cornell's Vampirelle(gave up when Whitley took over) on my pull for their entirety, but even I got sick of this by the end of the first issue.
Grayson Evans
*Vampirella
Tyler Robinson
Stop feeding the pol-tard.
Ian Price
Levi Cox
Fuck off Fraction
Also what kind of retard are you?
It's written by nu Fraction, KSD stepped on his balls a little too hard and now he can’t write for shit
Kevin Gomez
>I don't have an argument
Christian Gonzalez
William Watson
Carter Brown
>but even I got sick of this by the end of the first issue.
Sick of what user?
Brandon Hughes
Don't care about Zig Forums shit, I'm just asking why is there such blatant bias when it comes to race for these people.
Nathaniel Williams
Just wait for it. The turning point is right at the middle of the book.
Juan Mitchell
At this point I was loving it. But this isn't what the book is actually about.
Samuel King
Anthony King
I will say that I didn't realize it was an all ages book until about three fourths of the way into it, which I do consider a good thing. It doesn't hit you over the head with childishness, unlike other things.
Carter Lewis
Again, all the things I'm criticizing haven't come into play yet. It started really strong.
Thomas Rivera
I'm also not OP, just to clear that up. I haven't made a post in this thread that wasn't part of the storytime.
Jonathan Long
Yeah he has started to censor his work hardcore nowadays, no longer drawing characters he used to cheesecake in the past with cleavage but instead flat as a board.
He also gets really triggered when people mention his increase in self censoring
Aiden Brown
James Harris
>Fraction
>drawing
Austin Lee
>Just wait for it. The turning point is right at the middle of the book.
Oh, you probably mean the sisters. Yeah, that was the beginning of the downwards spiral.
Nathan Nguyen
Ryan Gonzalez
Landon Hughes
Isaac Wright