Just in case you thought Axel Alonso‘s departure from Marvel was a 100% peaceful transition, you might want to take a look at the “Likes” page of Alonso’s Twitter account. The former Marvel Editor-in-Chief has been liking tweets critical of the new and current Marvel Editor-in-Chief, C.B. Cebulski, as well as former colleague, Marvel Director of Content and Character Development Sana Amanat.
Cebulski admitted to Bleeding Cool yesterday that he wrote comics for Marvel and other publishers as a fictional Japanese man named Akira Yoshida, subverting a company policy forbidding editors from writing comics at Marvel. The controversy has been the talk of Twitter ever since, prompting the following tweet which earned a “like” from Alonso.
But in case you think Axel had his phone in his back pocket and “butt-liked” that tweet by accident, something we’ve all done on occasion, a quick glance shows a growing theme in Alonso’s tweet preferences. This morning, Amanat appeared on Channel NewsAsia to defend Cebulski, prompting some disappointed tweets from fans of her work at Marvel, which included the co-creation of Kamala Khan. Alonso has liked three of those tweets today.
Cebulski admitted to Bleeding Cool yesterday that he wrote comics for Marvel and other publishers as a fictional Japanese man named Akira Yoshida, subverting a company policy forbidding editors from writing comics at Marvel. The controversy has been the talk of Twitter ever since, prompting the following tweet which earned a “like” from Alonso.
But in case you think Axel had his phone in his back pocket and “butt-liked” that tweet by accident, something we’ve all done on occasion, a quick glance shows a growing theme in Alonso’s tweet preferences. This morning, Amanat appeared on Channel NewsAsia to defend Cebulski, prompting some disappointed tweets from fans of her work at Marvel, which included the co-creation of Kamala Khan. Alonso has liked three of those tweets today.
