Anonymous asked:

I liked Secret Wars A-Force but I won't continue with ANAD series. Sorry, but I always liked Nico for her compassion and I feel buying book in which she has Magic Arm of Disability Superpowers when I know real disabled people are offended by that stuff goes against the very spirit of the character - it's anything but compassionate. I'll be back when she gets a real, normal prosthesis.

brevoortformspring answered:

I’ve answered versions of this statement, what, two or three times now? The answer remains the same today: if this bothers you, then you’re probably right to avoid it.

[hellyeahteensuperheroes]

Once, unless I missed something. At least this guy wasn’t rude like the previous one.

[majingojira]

Perhaps this may spiral into a case of the Squeaky wheel gets the Grease?

I can hope …

[filipfatalattractionrblog]

Well, his askbox is always open, we should bomb him with questions about it.

[majingojira]

Nah.  I’m going to be waiting for the first issue of New A-Force to voice my worries, just in case they are taken care of quickly. And I’ll be sending them to the writer herself (CO Marvel, of course).  Because I am a unique combination of patient and easily distracted. 

[vexilloquitious]

Ah yes, the old “I’m so sorry our offensive content offended you.  Since you’re the one with the problem, you should stay away.”  Typical of Brevoort.  I agree, sending asks to him is only a waste of time.

But I’m not buying A-Force.  Hell to the no to a book supposedly about empowered, strong, capable females but turns Mary Jane Watson into the embodiment of a shrieking, helpless damsel in distress.  

#$(& that noise.