Further evidence that people need to bring their problems with me TO ME, instead of messing up other sites with their ignorance and frustration.
I simply said the following in a Blog@Newsarama listing many creators remembering Steve Gerber on his passing:
I know more of the manner in which Steve Gerber carried himself during his failing health than I do about him as a creator. In that time, I saw greatness.Mark Waid followed up shortly after with the following:Comment by Kevin Huxford — February 12, 2008 @ 4:45 pm
Jim Shooter’s work taught me how to write, but Steve Gerber is the one and only person who made me WANT to be a writer. The inventiveness and courage of his work was jaw-dropping to me when I was a teenager and still holds up for me to this day. Without Steve, literally, I wouldn’t be in comics.Mark Waid: It speaks to your (lack of) class that you'd sully a place of remembering the dead with taking a lowly cheap shot at me. You want to take shots at me? You can certainly find a better place than the comments section regarding the death of someone you hold in high regard. I imagine that you'd have started an argument or taken a swing at me had we actually been at a wake at the same time?And it moves me deeply to read so many similar tributes to the man and his work from so many who cared equally. Even Kevin Huxford, who’s no doubt pissed that Steve passed before Kevin could rat him out to the WGA for some perceived sin.
Comment by Mark Waid — February 12, 2008 @ 9:48 pm
Mark Waid kicks ass!
ReplyDeleteYes, Anonymous, he certainly does. Even when posting something non-controversial, so many of you can't be bold enough to put your name to what you say.
ReplyDeleteSo the anonymous posting is toggled off again for a bit. Have something to say? Stand behind your words.