#Charlotte (Fullerton) McDuffie

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Finally found and watched Milestone Generations and the moment charlotte fullerton McDuffie came on screen the waterworks started up again.... I cried throughout.

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DC Releases a "First Look" from the Green Lantern 80th Anniversary 100-Page Super Spectacular #1

DC Releases a "First Look" from the Green Lantern 80th Anniversary 100-Page Super Spectacular #1 #comics #comicbooks #greenlantern

On June 23, join DC is celebrating eight decades of intergalactic justice and peacekeeping with the Green Lantern 80th Anniversary 100-Page Super Spectacular #1. Here’s your first look at some of the awesome stories that make up this must-have collectors’ item:

“Last Will,” by Geoff Johns and Ivan Reis

The team that brought you Sinestro Corps War and Blackest Night reunites to deliver…

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One (1) writing credit shouldn't make me feel this many emotions at once

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This is what I want from an anniversary anthology. It made me think about the character, or concept, from different perspectives. The idea of Green Lanterns is really cool but I’ve had some difficulty finding a character or interpretation that jibes with me. Maybe that’s why ten different interpretations with several different characters hit the spot.

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399: No Soap, Radio

This week, we're talking about the legendary #DwayneMcDuffie and getting a shock to the system from his breakout @DakotaUniverse character Static! #DC #MilestoneComics

This week, we’re talking about the legendary Dwayne McDuffie and getting a shock to the system from his breakout Milestone Comics character Static! WEAVER KOMBAT! Give to the Dwayne McDuffie Fund! https://www.gofundme.com/f/uc5ed-the-dwayne-mcduffie-fund Check out the new show on the JET Network, Sailor Noob! http://www.twitter.com/noob_sailor Celebrate guilty pleasure movies with Kal on Craft…

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Review: Green Lantern 80th Anniversary 100-Page Super-Spectacular

Review: Green Lantern 80th Anniversary 100-Page Super-Spectacular #1 [Editor’s Note: This review DEFINITELY contains spoilers]

Writers: James Tynion IV, Geoff Johns, Cullen Bunn, Dennis O’Neil, Ron Marz, Peter J. Tomasi, Charlotte (Fullerton) McDuffie, Chriscross, Robert Venditti, Mariko Tamaki, Sina Grace Art: Gary Frank, Ivan Reis, Oclair Albert, Doug Mahnke, Mike Grell, Daryl Banks, Fernando…

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Damage Control #1 by Adam F. Goldberg, Hans Rodionoff, Charlotte Fullerton, Will Robson and Jay Fosgitt. Cover by Carlos Pacheco. Variant cover by Robson. Out in August.

“FROM THE CREATOR OF TV'S THE GOLDBERGS! Marvel's Unsung Heroes finally get sung! After the mega-powered battles and Hulk-level catastrophes, Damage Control is always there to clean up the mess and get things back to normal. But Damage Control is much more than just a glorified cleanup crew, and this new series will pull back the curtain and reveal the secret inner workings that were previously only available to people with Clearance Level Eight. And we'll witness it all through the eyes of Gus: a fresh-faced, eager newcomer to the company who has no idea how chaotic his life is about to become. ADAM F. GOLDBERG (TV's The Goldbergs) and HANS RODIONOFF team up with WILL ROBSON to take you into the secret labyrinth of Damage Control, where it's totally common to run into familiar faces like Moon Knight! Nightcrawler! She-Hulk! And more! Plus: A second story by DAMAGE CONTROL creator Dwayne McDuffie's McSpouse, Charlotte Fullerton, as the Damage Control crew must clean up after the Infinity Gauntlet!”

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DAMAGE CONTROL #1 (OF 5)

ADAM F. GOLDBERG, HANS RODIONOFF & CHARLOTTE FULLERTON (W)

WILL ROBSON & JAY FOSGITT (A) • COVER BY CARLOS PACHECO

Variant Cover by WILL ROBSON

FROM THE CREATOR OF TV'S THE GOLDBERGS!

Marvel's Unsung Heroes finally get sung! After the mega-powered battles and Hulk-level catastrophes, Damage Control is always there to clean up the mess and get things back to normal. But Damage Control is much more than just a glorified cleanup crew, and this new series will pull back the curtain and reveal the secret inner workings that were previously only available to people with Clearance Level Eight. And we'll witness it all through the eyes of Gus: a fresh-faced, eager newcomer to the company who has no idea how chaotic his life is about to become.

ADAM F. GOLDBERG (TV's The Goldbergs) and HANS RODIONOFF team up with WILL ROBSON to take you into the secret labyrinth of Damage Control, where it's totally common to run into familiar faces like Moon Knight! Nightcrawler! She-Hulk! And more!

Plus: A second story by DAMAGE CONTROL creator Dwayne McDuffie's McSpouse, Charlotte Fullerton, as the Damage Control crew must clean up after the Infinity Gauntlet!

40 PGS./Rated T+ …$4.99

[ameliafeministwarrior]

Clarification about Ben 10 UAF

The essay “Ben 10 Ultimate Alien Force is misogynist and anti-feminist, and here’s the proof” was not written by me. Its authorship is of Alex Pan, a journalist. My name is Christiane Amelia Neves, feminist, student, and a former Ben 10 fan. “Former” due to the damage Dwayne McDuffie and his sexist, misogynist friend Matt Wayne did to the saga.

I was informed by a nice profile that a blog here on Tumblr is questioning the essay. As I’m not the author, I cannot be offended by someone questioning it. However, as a woman and feminist, I regret there are women who supports TV shows that degrade women. I understand that Ben 10 marked our childhoods, but it’s exactly because I love the ORIGINAL series that I hope for the saga maintains its quality. Unfortunately, McDuffie and Wayne stuffed UAF with misogyny and gender violence. The essay points the misogynist cases, the episodes they happen, and makes comparisions with similar situations in real life. For instance, Kevin beating Gwen and getting unpunished because he was under the influence of “energy” is similar to an alcoholic/drug addicted husband who beats his wife and alleges he cannot be punnished. Alcohol, drugs, and energy addiction are not excuses for beating women. The misogynists hide their hate behind addictions to get unpunished. Ultimate Alien praises this kind of men, and many fans, instead of criticizing it, defend the misogynist message spread by the series.

It is sad that some women, in the name of the love for a saga, deny their own sex and put themselves against women rights. Real Ben 10 women fans should take ORIGINAL Gwen as an example of women empowerement and protest against the changes made by McDuffie and Wayne. Do you really think being beaten by men is what women deserves? Do you think beauty gives men permission to beat women? If so, I recommend a movie called “Beauty and the Beast” (Disney, 1991), so you can learn a lot about what beauty means and how women deserves to be treated.

I deeply regret when I see women putting themselves against women and alonside misogynists. Feminism exists to protect women from violence and prejudice. I don’t hate men, I know that there are good men and bad man, as there are good women and bad women. But some of the bad men likes to victimize themselves online to convince some women to stand against feminism, so they can keep sexism and misogyny alive (as they did in a post in the Brazilian version of Ben 10 Wikia). Feminism is not about hating men, it is about fighting for women to be respected.

Ben 10 UAF is indeed a sexist, misogynist universe. Matt Wayne loves treating Gwen like trash in the episodes he writes. It is very common a writter or director to get revenge from characters or actresses he dislikes. Wayne hates the empowered Gwen from the original series and made her a weak rogue’s girlfriend to spread his misogynist values that “women must be below men.” He did it for Gwen to be below Kevin and Ben, as the original saga has feminist values and put Ben and Gwen alongside in importance. The team McDuffie made for UAF is mainly male, and there are many misogynist figures (like Wayne). Even women, as Charlotte Fullerton, are obligated to write sexist episodes.

I know Cartoon Network poses as a “progressive” enterprise. If it is so, it should apologize with women imediately. I know the U.S.A. are taking fight against misogyny seriously, and soon I will see UAF being “cancelled” for its misogynist message. Feminism will keep existing to help women, independently if some women sells themselves for a fake respect from misogynists. And I, as a true feminist, will keep denouncing sexism and misogyny. Alex Pan did very well in denouncing it on the essay. Congrats to Alex Pan!!!!

[why-i-love-comics]

Green Lantern 80th Anniversary 100-Page Super Spectacular #1 - “Reverse the Polarity” (2020)

written by Charlotte (Fullerton) McDuffie & Chriscross art by Chriscross, Jordie Tarragona, & Luis Guerrero

[fuckyeahcharmcaster]

To clarify, these are the Seven Deadly Sinners when it comes to Charmcaster:

- Matt Wayne wrote “Where the Magic Happens”, condescendingly used the “subverting expectations is always good” argument to justify the later bullshit turn that undid everything that episode built up, and was one of the head writers of OV that wasted Charm further.

- Charlotte Fullerton is the other head writer of OV and writer of “Charmed, I’m Sure”, and is mainly here in place of her deceased husband Dwayne McDuffie (also: she’s a woman and yet did nothing to amend the frequent sexism in the writing of female characters in OV).

- David McDermott wrote “Enemy of My Frenemy”. ‘Nuff said.

- Geoffrey Thorne wrote “Couples Retreat”. Again, ‘nuff said.

- Matt Youngberg directed “Enemy of My Frenemy” and was the director and co-showrunner of OV, who did little to help Charm and hated the franchise’s magical aspect in general.

- Derrick Wyatt was the character designer and co-showrunner of OV, who also did little to help Charm, outright refused to see the problematic nature of how she was being used, and mocked her fans as “creepy” for daring to actually place any emotional investment in her.

- Jonathan Callan was the writer of “Charm School” and “Third Time’s a Charm”, who’s primarily on this list for having Hex redeemed before Charm was and sweeping his canonical abuse of her under the rug, though how much of that is truly his fault is admittedly unclear.

A curse on all of them; may they never work on the Ben 10 franchise again!

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Green Lantern and Hawkgirl Team Up in Tribute to Beloved DC Writer

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No celebration of the history of Green Lantern would be complete without acknowledging Dwayne McDuffie. McDuffie was a titan in both the comic book and animation industries before he passed in 2011, co-founding Milestone Comics and helping turn Milestone character Static into a successful, beloved Saturday morning cartoon (Static Shock), among a myriad of other accomplishments in both mediums. 

But to many superhero fans, McDuffie’s most iconic work was on Justice League Unlimited, the massively popular cartoon expansion of the Batman: The Animated Series universe. It was there that McDuffie paired John Stewart and Hawkgirl in what became a definitive romantic pairing for a generation of DC superhero fans. To honor his work with Stewart, Charlotte Fullerton McDuffie, his widow, and ChrisCross, his friend and former artistic collaborator, got together to jam out a John/Shayera story for June’s Green Lantern 80th Anniversary 100-Page Spectacular. 

“I specifically asked if ChrisCross could come on and draw it because we’ve always wanted to work together,” McDuffie tells us in an interview. “I love the dynamic approach to his staging that he takes.” 

He was as eager to work with her as she was with him.

“Charlotte was pretty much on the bucket list of people I wanted to work with,” Cross says. “It’s always feast or famine with this job, man. I’m working on stuff…and then this pops up. I’m like, ‘I can’t not work on this.’ I kind of owe it to Dwayne and owe it to Charlotte to work on this.”

Of course, honoring Dwayne meant doing right by the characters he loved. “Dwayne loved Gil Kane Silver Age Green Lantern,” she says. “I loved John Stewart Green Lantern and Hawkgirl together, so I wanted to make sure to do it right.” And she did: the story she and Cross produced feels like it could have fit right between the Christmas episode, with John and Shayera snowboarding and bar brawling, and the Shadow Thief episodes of the cartoon.  

The story pits Green Lantern and Hawkgirl against Dr. Polaris, who broke into the Watchtower to steal a rare element that would significantly amplify his power: Milestonium. “I read that, and I was like, ‘Does that say Milestonium?’ Cross says. 

“I got to write in an element that is now canon in the Justice League world. This is wonderful,” Fullerton adds. 

For Cross, the biggest challenge in drawing the story, both in designing the signature element and in putting Lanterns on the page, is trying to convey how to show the power and character inherent in the story through the design of their powers. “When you’re drawing certain constructs, you have to make sure that echoes the character [creating them],” he says. “Even if you’ve never seen him before, or if you never worked with him [you have to consider] what would this rabbit person with this ring, what would he put out?” 

A big part of the success of the homage is Cross’s art. The artist got his break working for Milestone, the comics company co-founded by McDuffie and others, in the early ‘90s. Since then, he’s drawn just about everything, from X-Men to Batman to Bloodshot. His art has always had a distinct style, a clean, crisp flow, but the most surprising thing about his work on this story is how successful his mimicry is. The tone matches the cartoon so successfully because, in part, the art matches the show beautifully. 

“Working with Charlotte, I don’t know. It was just a weird connection…” he says. “[When] I started working on this stuff, I was just thinking, ‘Just make it look good and make sure it has a certain way of  movement from one particular page to the next.’ When they sent me the [pages] before they put it out to the printer, I sat there and I read it and…I was like, ‘Wow, this looks like the cartoon.’”

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Despite only meeting face to face for the second time during the interview, the pair vibe in person and through their work like old friends, as if they have  developed a comfort level with each other over years. In fact, Cross didn’t remember their first meeting. “I know why you didn’t remember it,” she reminds him, “because you were being swamped by fans. New York Comic Con, maybe around 2006 or 2007 you were signing for fans and Dwayne and I came up to you and he talked to you like a little brother.” 

“Yeah, he was always like that. I always called him Uncle Dwayne,” Cross says. That trust enabled them to work comfortably “Marvel style” (after the manner in which Jack Kirby and Stan Lee used to create comics during that company’s early years)  – Cross drew off of a story outline from McDuffie, and she filled in the dialogue after the pages were drawn – on a legacy tribute to the man they both clearly adored, love that shines through in the finished product. 

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Review: Damage Control #1

Damage Control #1 is a funny set of stories which offer some irreverence in an often unforgiving world surrounded by supes. #comics #comicbooks

Civilians in a superhero world seems to always be a a good opportunity for comic relief. In just about every season of The Boys, they have been our eyes into that world and how damage done by super powered beings can be detrimental. They did it in such a way that it becomes tangible to the viewer. It was not all done in a serious way , there were some comic points throughout. Then there was the…

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Charlotte Fullerton McDuffie, widowed wife of Dwayne Mccduffie, worked on a John Stewart and HawkGirl story for the 80th Anniversary of Green Lantern due out on 6/23! Hers a mini preview!! #dccomics #dccomicsart #dccomicspreview #preview #greelantern #greenlanterns #greenlanternjohnstewart #hawkgirl #chriscrossrex #chriscrosserx #chriscross #charlottemcduffie #mcspouse #johnstewart #johnstewartgreenlantern #johnstewartgreenlanterncorps https://www.instagram.com/p/CAi7qdVhbrT/?igshid=17hvor4vn8biu

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Cute, but I don’t know if it has legs.

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DC Comics to Celebrate 80 Years of Green Lantern

DC Comics is getting ready to celebrate Green Lantern’s 80th anniversary with  Green Lantern 80th Anniversary 100-Page Super Spectacular #1 releasing on May 20, 2020.

Green Lantern 80th Anniversary 100-Page Super Spectacular #1 will celebrate the legendary Green Lanterns Alan Scott, Hal Jordan, John Stewart, Guy Gardner, Kyle Rayner, Jessica Cruz, and Simon Baz. The Prestige-format comic will contain works from Geoff Johns, Darryl Banks, Charlotte Fullerton McDuffie, Sina Grace, Mike Grell, Jeff Lemire, Ron Marz, Denny O’Neil, Fernando Pasarin, Ivan Reis, Rafa Sandoval, Mariko Tamaki, Peter J. Tomasi, James Tynion IV, Robert Venditti, and more.

The main cover of Green Lantern 80th Anniversary 100-Page Super Spectacular is by Liam Sharp. Fans can also get variant covers of Green Lantern through the decades: 1940’s by Nicola Scott, 1950’s by Matt Taylor, 1960’s by Doug Mahnke, 1970’s by Neal Adams, 1980’s by David Finch, 1990’s by Philip Tan, 2000’s by Ivan Reis and Oclair Albert, and 2010’s by Jim Lee and Scott Williams.

(Image via DC Comics - Green Lantern 80th Anniversary 100-Page Super Spectacular #1 Cover by Liam Sharp)