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Marvel's Nick Spencer: Idea That Stories Should Be Escapism In Today's World Is "Irresponsible, Cowardly Argument"
In what we're becoming increasingly convinced is some kind of Shia LaBeouf style performance art piece, Nick Spencer took to Twitter again to defend his Hydra Captain America story that will culminate in the Secret Empire super-mega-crossover event via a long (but short by Spencer standards) series of tweets.
You know the deal by now. Like the last time. Or the time before that. Or the time before that. Or the time before that. Or the time before that. Or the time before that. Or the time before that. Or the time before that. Enough preamble! Spencer tweets…
https://twitter.com/nickspencer/status/855563192398991364
https://twitter.com/nickspencer/status/855564596056387584
https://twitter.com/nickspencer/status/855565765273149440
https://twitter.com/nickspencer/status/855566414845009920
https://twitter.com/nickspencer/status/855569622631927812
https://twitter.com/nickspencer/status/855571484923891712
But hold up. Was Spencer comparing himself to Alan Moore? Is Secret Empire his Watchmen? Spencer says:
https://twitter.com/nickspencer/status/855571976001290245
He continues:
https://twitter.com/nickspencer/status/855580830659424258
https://twitter.com/nickspencer/status/855581313763594241
https://twitter.com/nickspencer/status/855583759315423232
And that's all for now. Until the next time. And the next time. And the next time. And the next time…
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