Talk:Watchdogs (Marvel Comics)

Superhero team box
I added a superhero team box, but someone reverted it. No idea why, and no rationalization was given. I'll re-revert it, but in case it goes bye-bye again, here it is for anyone who's interested in that sort of thing:


 * It looks like the user responsible, Dfrg.msc has been doing a lot of that:

Fair use rationale for Image:Captainamericavol1no335.JPG
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BetacommandBot (talk) 04:51, 12 February 2008 (UTC)

Watchdog Controversy
The statement regarding the recent controversy over the depiction of the Tea Party engaged in a protest in an issue of Captain America is described and reported in sources incorrectly. Initial reports confused the separate plotlines. The actual comic does not connect the protesters with the Watchdogs. The protesters are an isolated event that the protagonists pass by while searching for and and infiltrating the Watchdogs. Likewise, no storyline was pulled. The sign that associated the protesters with the Tea Party movement was changed. The controversy, if any, has no bearing the Watchdog page, and should either be reserved for placement on Marvel Comics or Joe Quesada.Luminum (talk) 07:41, 13 February 2010 (UTC)