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Civilian Justice
1 by Graig F Weich, from Beyond Comics. At last the industry
has a new scorn-figure to replace Rob Liefeld. This is a
very bad comic in so many ways. Where, oh where to start.
The
production values are high, which makes this so much more
fun to poke at. Very glossy pages full of the very best
of "When Colourists Attack", overbearing
colours and effects throughout.
How
about a quote? Maybe something from the overbearing narrative
forced on art that can't hold it. "the information
landed me smack in the middle of an FBI "crime scene".
Thank capitalism for internet "spy stories"
and overnight delivery - on time once again thanks to good
old American resolve." I haven't quite worked out what
it means, but one thing’s for sure, this is serious.
It's not a joke.
This is a story
about a chap whose family are policemen and firefighters,
whose girlfriend is killed in the 9/11 attack and who changes
his ways to become a vigilante tracking down al Qaeda across
the USA, dressed in the flag and wielding… well…
a flag. Which when spun can deflect machine gun fire. Somehow.
And becomes a handy spear for Arab terrorists to jump on
(see the statue you can buy!).
Queasy
yet? More to come. How about when Civilian Justice attacks
the main baddie of the piece, screaming "Take off
that turban you piece of sh!*. It represents something to
the real Muslims. How dare you deface their religion with
your twisted sense of raucousness.” Okay, twisted
raucousness aside, turbans mean more to Sikhs than Muslims.
And anyway, the guy isn't actually wearing a turban.
But there's no
sense in applying logic here. After all, this is a comic
where FBI agents where short skirts and shirts that show
off their erect nipples beneath. All good stuff. More quotes
I hear you cry?
"The
even eerier symphony of shrieking screams". I
love a good shrieking scream myself. "This country
is in need of a radical terrorectomy and I volunteer to
be the scalpel."
"This
one was not so forthcoming with his answers - a clear sign
of guilt". Ah yes, the good old 'guilty until
proved innocent' schtick again. However, you're meant to
be agreeing here.
And
the master villain's master plan… ready folks? "Yes,
all is going to plan. Let these terrorists sue the name
of Allah and an innocent religion to create hate and havoc
in our lovely world, making me more money everyday."
You see? The World Trade Center attack was just some version
of the old Make Money Fast scam.
There's
much, much more here and you will all have your favourites
(possibly the Marvel Comics approved photo meeting between
Civilian Justice and Captain America? The total homoeroticism
of the Civilian Justice costume? How about the ridiculous
mask label?). You must go out and buy this comic, read it,
enjoy it, love it. because only then will we get a chance
to read issue 2, a "mind blowing sequel with many
new and disturbing twists that no one could imagine".
Buy it people.
It's our only hope.

I'd enter that through the eye of a needle
I'd also like
to raise a large cheer to Dynamic Forces for their White
Queen Camel Toe Bust. This statue modelled on Frank Quitely's
portrayal of the Emma Frost character in New X-Men has broken
new grounds in displaying the power of cloth to adhere to
vaginal walls whenever certain conditions apply.
Still waiting.
But not for long.
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