Also in the Marvel universe, don’t forget Magneto, a Polish Jew who witnessed his family being murdered before being sent to Auschwitz. Later he made Aliyah, and worked in a psychiatric hospital in Haifa, treating traumatized shoa-survivors. Apparently his experiences made him determined to stop the same thing happening to mutants.
yea… not a fan of comic books, nor their motion picture counterparts. however, i must tip my proverbial hat to ian mckellen, who was the shit as magneto.
Yeah! Yeah!
Show ’em how to Jew it now!
how can you possibly put this here without a referring link?
anyway… we already knew the Thing was jewish…
What comic is this picture from? What issue!
Not a comic fan, so I have no idea what that is. Can I get some context?
Darn it, chazarmaveth, you beat me to the punch! 😉
Old, old, old news guys!
Very poorly written story, actually.
Marvel aklso has Moon Knight, the son of a Rabbi who serves an Egyption deity. Niiiiice.
The linked article implies it’s from the June issue of “Fantastic Four” (number 56, “Remembrance of Things Past”).
Far be it from me to be a hater, but guys, this is three and a half years old.
Also in the Marvel universe, don’t forget Magneto, a Polish Jew who witnessed his family being murdered before being sent to Auschwitz. Later he made Aliyah, and worked in a psychiatric hospital in Haifa, treating traumatized shoa-survivors. Apparently his experiences made him determined to stop the same thing happening to mutants.
yea… not a fan of comic books, nor their motion picture counterparts. however, i must tip my proverbial hat to ian mckellen, who was the shit as magneto.
3.5 years old, but new to me…
It’s ashen porach time!
let’s not forget comics involving golems and other things Jewish: Ragman and the Monolith.