Neal Adams said Donald Trump has made him 'ashamed' to be white

News24xx.com - Neal Adams is one of the most iconic Batman artists. He created Batman’s most iconic look and created one of the best villains in the story, Ra’s al Ghul. He also created Man-Bat.

Recently, Adams had tweeted that Donald Trump has made him feel “ashamed” to be white.

“Donald Trump has made me ashamed to be white. And made me prefer to identify with whatever amount of me is otherwise. One day I hope to be less ashamed. Not now,” he tweeted, as cited from Bounding Into Comics.

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Adams has become more political in his recent tweets. He even warned comic book industry not to discriminate against political views. But he also said that he did not find any talented artists or writers who did not get work because of their political views.

However, some comic book professionals like Mike Miller and Peter Simeti implied that there are actually a lot of artists or writers who were blacklisted in comics industry due to their political views. Chuck Dixon openly admitted that Marvel comic has blacklisted him.

“Truth. There’s a simple rule in Comics these days, if you’re on the right, keep your opinions to yourself, or lose work. If you’re on the left, say whatever you like, and you’re fine. And even if you’re fired as pretense, they’ll hire you right back,” Miller tweeted.

 

 

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