The Growing Toxicity of Tribal Fandom

14 Replies to “The Growing Toxicity of Tribal Fandom”

1. Does it matter if sites like this benefit from the hits the “fight” creates?

2. But here’s the thing.

   I haven’t’ liked most DC movies. Some were good, most were poor.

   But hey, thanks for telling me I can like something I don’t like.

3. DC should try Challengers of the Unknown OR Metalmen !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

4. rank tribalism has been going on in Football/Soccer & other sports for years. Why should this be any different

5. I dont like either of them. I wonder if this this allowed?

6. My formulaic pablum is better than your formulaic pablum!

7. I always viewed DC as the comic book legends inside the Marvel Universe. I can’t recall how many times Spidey referenced Superman in dialogue.

8. DC,Marvel or Suske en Wiske ! The only thing i care about is the quality of the movie.

9. I like what like, you like what you like. Done, move on. It doesn’t affect you. You got major issues if you turn something like this into a personal affront.

10. Sci-fi Imaginarium has been one of the worst pages at promoting this conflict. Does this mean you now plan on stopping that? Hopefully?

11. #darkhorse

12. I like both!

13. STOP with these articles! Can you please give us some news about the new Predator movie or news on the Avatar sequel no one cares about. Please dont stoop to the same level as nerdist, cbr, bleeding cool anymore. STOP!!!!!!

14. I wasn’t being critical. Just noting how Marvel always gave props to DC. I always followed by Stan’s example and loved ALL the comics. Just preferred Peter Parker to Clark Kent. But I like Bruce Wayne more than Tony Stark. It’s all a mixed bag of goodness. The Marvel/DC crossovers were always fun.

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