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pshaw brothers @hermanos Follow Hey comics journo friends: we should definitely be asking Marvel and new EiC CB Cebulski on why he chose to use the pen name Akira Yoshida in the early 2000s to write a bunch of "Japanese-y" books for them. marvel.com/comics/creator... 9:30 PM-26 Nov 2017

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you know what really blows about cebulski's s----- apology for his yellowface s--- though the fact that it's still a million steps above alonso's "f--- anybody who criticizes me ever" standard response
It would be awesome if media would stop framing what Cebulski did as merely using a pen name. He defrauded his employer and convinced an industry that Akira Yoshida was a real person, not a pseudonym. He even had his coworkers say they had met Akira in real life! justin michael Φ @JstnMchl Marvel's editor on using a Japanese pen name: "I made some very bad choices at that time, ones that I regret and that l've since made amends for and have been working to, you know, really kind of put behind me" cbsnews.com/news/marvel-co...
Charles PM @CharlesPulliam Follow I wake up every single day with imposter syndrome and anxiety about being *myself*. Imagine pretending to be a fake person of another race for "months* at your "job*. That's whiteness for you, man. io9. @io9 Marvel's new editor-in-chief admits he used a pseudonym years ago to pretend to be Japanese on.io9.com/gpnXVci 5:17 PM -28 Nov 2017
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