No stranger to controversy, Post Millenial editor Andy Ngo is in the hot seat again for posting a comic by StoneToss, a webcomic known for promoting views associated with the alt-right movement, as his cover photo. Following a public backlash, Ngo removed the comic.

The comic in question depicted Ngo facing throngs of Antifa protestors, one of which is holding a sign that reads "Gay Asian Nazi Go Home." Originally posted on March 30th, StoneToss titled the comic "Ngo Country for Bold Men." Ngo responded to the comic by tweeting "Whoa," and later retweeted with the message, "More accurate than most mainstream stories I've read on the subject." He then temporarily made the comic his cover photo.

Hours later, Twitter user @RationalDis retweeted Ngo's tweet about the comic and wrote, "Famous non-fascist Andy Ngo signal boosting famous non-fascist & non-homophob[sic] Stonetoss to own the Libs." Minutes later, they followed with "Does, does Andy not know?"

Famous non-fascist Andy Ngo signal boosting famous non-fascist & non-homophob Stonetoss to own the Libs pic.twitter.com/k6gaQHIOz8

— Rational Disconnect (@RationalDis) March 31, 2020

Other critics of Ngo subsequently picked up the tweet and spread it online. Twitter user @GoadGatsby wrote, "Andy Ngo, a threat to our community and provider of kill lists for Atomwaffen, has teamed up with Stonetoss to help get his followers get into a pipeline toward fascism."

Stonetoss is really bad. I found these upon in 15 seconds. Andy Ngo could have easily have done the same. Andy Ngo isn't that stupid, he is purposefully platforming an antisemitic comic. pic.twitter.com/scNHyp6Afg

— Goad Gatsby (@GoadGatsby) March 31, 2020

Cool, an actual Nazi cartoonist. That’s fine https://t.co/XtHfzU8Imj pic.twitter.com/JU0SgyvSst

— Left Coast Right Watch (@LCRWnews) March 31, 2020

Though Ngo has since removed the comic from his Twitter cover image, it remains on his Instagram page with the caption "Antifa cartoon" at the time of publication.