Behold he has risen from the ashes, like the Phoenix
There is no need to pay attention to mediocre cosplayers like Lauren.
The biggest problem with Civil War, to me, was that none of the heroes came off as someone you'd want to root for. Captain America was the most sympathetic but was still dragging these super brawls into public places, Reed Richards and Tony Stark were outright doing supervillain shit, Spidey felt like an idiot for just blindly agreeing with everything Tony did (to a point), the New Warriors started this shit by deciding to brawl with supervillains in a suburb, and even the supposed neutral parties like the X-Men or Ben Grimm opted to sit on their ass and do nothing rather than trying to mitigate the collateral damage.
Maybe I'm retarded, but doesn't this kind of prove Meyer's point that there's a big group of gatekeepers in the comics industry and they all try to keep him out? Doesn't this help Meyer's case?
Kinda. It does help the defamation claim, don't think he'll win it tho.
Marvel is addicted to the ever-diminishing returns of these megacrossovers and each of them are trying so hard to be "the one that changes everything" like Crisis of the Infinite Earths did. However, Marvel is either afraid to or unwilling to address the real issues plaguing their universe and there's no long-term, singular vision for what the direction will be after the event.
Which one?
Crisis On Infinite Earths didn't even do that, because it eventually, through more DC Comics crisis crossovers, all came back in some form or another.
And all of this support coming in such a short amount of time? This reeks of something similar to the GameJournosPro private list where they'd all collude to stay on message and the appropriate tactics to deal with dissenters.
