Politically incorrect covers!

[Hepcat]

Post scans of the most politically incorrect comic book covers by today's standards from your collection! I'll start:

 

 

Poor preppies. I guess they didn't realize that the mysteries of the Dark Continent weren't for them to unravel. She anyway is about to get the point.

 

(thumbs u

[Straw-Man]

always among my faves for this topic.

 

[Straw-Man]

and right behind:

 

[Scrooge]

 

[the blob]

Politically incorrect or patently racist?

 

Actually, the first one you posted isn't bad. The figures are not drawn in any crazy stereotypical way or anything. And what is shown is hardly outside the realm of historical possibility (though not so much in the 1950's).

[nearmint]

Sold this one a while back...

 

 

[Theagenes]

 

[Theagenes]

Here's a dime novel with similar sensitivity issues.

 

 

[walclark]

Here's the back cover ad promoting Young Allies #1 from Human Torch #5. Hey, it is a cover, just the back cover.

 

The depiction and description of Whitewash Jones have to rank among the most politically incorrect statements in comics.

 

And we wouldn't want to offend Uncle Joe Stalin, who went from enemy to ally from the time this ad was published to the time when the actual comic came out.

 

 

 

 

[BB-Gun]

I think this cover would be considered politically incorrect but I think the guy in front,

that is being attacked by the tiger, is expessing the appropriate response.

I know a scream and arm waving is about all I would manage in a similar situation.

However, I would prefer a fedora to the straw hat.

[TheWatcher]

Among a multitude of Ebony splashes, these are some of the more politically incorrect ones

 

 

[generic user]

take your pick:

 

[Guardian Comics]

This thread will live forever, and about 90% of the entire GA will be represented

 

Jim

[Hepcat]

Wow! Those are all fabulous. And best of all I'd not previously encountered any of them!

 

[Comicopolis]

take your pick:

 

 

Classic

[Comicopolis]

[Doohickamabob]

Does a woman being spanked with a hairbrush by a dwarf in front of several applauding babies qualify as "politically incorrect," or just "utterly messed up"? From Sensation Comics #31:

 

[Cat-Man_America]

Does a woman being spanked with a hairbrush by (what looks like) a dwarf in front of several applauding babies qualify as "politically correct," or just "utterly messed up"? From Sensation Comics #31:

 

 

You overlooked the bondage angle! ...

[Comicopolis]

Does a woman being spanked with a hairbrush by a dwarf in front of several applauding babies qualify as "politically correct," or just "utterly messed up"? From Sensation Comics #31:

 

 

Sounds like a good night out to me.

[selegue]

Does a woman being spanked with a hairbrush by (what looks like) a dwarf in front of several applauding babies qualify as "politically correct," or just "utterly messed up"? From Sensation Comics #31:

 

 

You overlooked the bondage angle! ...

 

...and literally a *SPOON* in her mouth.

 

JPS