Yeah, that turned into a book called Holy Terror (with Batman replaced by an original character) and it's almost completely mask-off in its white supremacy
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To my knowledge, the real answer is "Just after 9/11." There were always issues with his stuff, even back to "Dark Knight Returns," but 9/11 sent him careening over the edge into rabid bigotry.
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That’s when Dennis Miller took a turn, too.
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Jeet, the correct answer is after Robocop 2
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9/11 is the genuinely correct answer. He always had weird incoherent politics, but that was the moment he turned towards the weird neocon stuff for a time.
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Holy terror was completely nuts.
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I liked The Dark Knight Returns but
@damnyouwillis’ takedown was 100% accurate.pic.twitter.com/wIrNaPGFgt
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I think when it was written, it was taken as an isolated, even subversive artifact: how come we never let superheroes age, and why does Batman never play hardball? Let’s give him a tank! In retrospect, it just seems like a fascist calling card.
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