Gaiman contriversy

[Jason Latnar]

I can’t be the only one wondering what the heck just happened with Neil Gaiman.

He was supposed to be one of the good ones.

[Toni McHadden]

I would not call it a controversy. Call it what it is – a pattern of abuse by a man who presented himself as an ally.

Yes, he was supposed to be one of the good ones. That does not change what he did.

[Jason Latnar]

Geezzz no need to bite my head off I’m not the badguy here

 

[Toni McHadden]

I never called you the bad guy. Controversy suggests all those women are liars. This is exactly what lets men like him get away with it.

 

• This reply was modified 1 month ago by Toni McHadden.

[Burty Burtman]

Alleged pattern of abuse – nothing’s been proven. What ever happened to innocent until proven guilty?

[Jane Smith]

You boys really don’t get it

 

[Toni McHadden]

This is why women hesitate to come forward about abuse ffs

 

[Jason Latnar]

gezz, fine, I’ll change the post title, what should it have said?

 

[Bob Bobson]

Correct the spelling?

 

[Adam Bassman]

Its not just me then

I’ve been seriously bummed out about it since the news broke. Now I’m not sure I want to keep my collection of books and comics that have his name on them.

[Matthew Brown]

Hurt and disappointed is how I feel.

There are no easy answers for us fans.

[Matthew Brown]

I have struggled to know how to feel about this developing news story. After some struggle, I have come to believe all heroes fall and Gaiman is no different. Yes, I feel hurt and disappointed but perhaps I should not be as surprised as I am.

Here’s my blogpost on the subject for those who are interested.

All heroes fall in the end

DL;DR: All heroes fall; let us assume less and ask more; thus being better people.

[Jason Latnar]

Nice

 

[Charles Maxwell]

He really is burning everywhere – my inbox is blowing up RN

• This reply was modified 4 weeks, 1 day ago by Charles Maxwell.

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