Cancel Pigs Finally ADMIT the Comic Book Industry is BROKEN.


The comic book industry is broken, and even the people who tried for years to convince us otherwise (aka Cancel Pigs) finally have to concede. Sales are down. Shops are closing at a shocking rate. Publishers are going under. Payments are later and later and creators are begging for cash on social media. No, this is NOT fine.

Additional Context:
The term “cancel pigs” within the comic book industry has become a topic of significant controversy and debate. Coined by comic book writer Mark Millar, this term is used to describe individuals who participate in cancel culture, particularly within the comics industry. Millar’s usage of the term emerged in response to the actions of certain fans and professionals who, according to him, attempt to ruin the careers and reputations of others in the industry over disagreements or perceived slights. This is often linked to the broader discourse on cancel culture and its impact on creative freedom and expression.

Millar’s criticism is aimed at what he perceives as an overly aggressive and destructive approach to holding industry professionals accountable, often for minor or misrepresented offenses. This discourse came into the spotlight particularly in response to incidents like the harassment of YouTuber Richard C. Meyer and the targeting of comic professionals like Howard Chaykin. The term “cancel pigs” was used by Millar to highlight what he sees as a trend of targeting individuals for “sport” rather than engaging in constructive criticism or dialogue.

The controversy around this term and its use reflects deeper divisions within the comic book community, particularly regarding issues of diversity, representation, and political views. Some industry professionals and fans have criticized Millar’s terminology and approach, arguing that it inappropriately lumps together legitimate criticism and abusive behavior, and could potentially discourage necessary discussions about inclusivity and representation in comics.

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