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13 Responses to “Captain Planet revision”

1. June 15th, 2007 at 3:45 pm

   Lauren said:
   

   you disgust me.

2. June 15th, 2007 at 3:46 pm

   Sarah said:
   

   are you dead serious? i mean, like are you DEAD SERIOUS? do you really find enjoyment in this? i mean, REALLY?

3. June 15th, 2007 at 3:47 pm

   John said:
   

   wow. just wow. your sick, this is sick, your sick and wrong.

4. June 15th, 2007 at 3:50 pm

   Sister Maryanne said:
   

   i don’t know why this has been done, but something will be done about this disgusting and horrifying image.

   but then again, the person who really hung there said, “Father, forgive them, they know not what they do.”

   Think about that. Do you know what you’re doing when you post things like this?

   This is an all-around grotesque image and if there is anyway that it be taken off the internet fully and completely, maybe the Pope won’t have to be notified.

   Thanks in advance
   Sister Maryanne, IHM

5. June 15th, 2007 at 4:17 pm

   Jesus said:
   

   Hmm people don’t seem to like this picture much. I like it. It has a message and it isn’t a message of blasphemy. Jesus wasn’t the only person who was ever crucified. Captain Planet, like Jesus, is trying to change people, and it seems somebody didn’t like it so they had him crucified. Damn.

6. June 15th, 2007 at 4:45 pm

   KennyVelez said:
   

   When I did this my reason was “Let me see how I can offend Catholics” (being a catholic myself). Reading stories of the bush meat problem in Africa and suburban sprawl here at home. I felt nobody is out there looking out for nature. As a kid every time I went fishing with my father he always told my brothers and I that all this nature, the trees, birds, plants, the river, it was all gods creation. Man could never create something as beautiful. So it pains me every time I see its destruction. Captain Planet on the cross was a comparison, a good person who was betrayed and killed. I see how it can be seen as belittling Jesus, but that’s not what I meant to do. If the world followed Jesus’ examples the world would be a better place. Anyway as you can see by the previous post, even Jesus agrees

7. June 15th, 2007 at 10:37 pm

   KennyVelez said:
   

   By the way did you guys do musical chairs with the computer or are you the same person? Except Jesus, he’s the son of god.

8. June 18th, 2007 at 10:08 pm

   Ryan said:
   

   this picture is great, I don’t think its immoral, It actually says something

9. June 26th, 2007 at 4:15 pm

   some guy said:
   

   Just like a bunch of lukewarm-faithed Christians to misconstrue commentary on environmental politics as an attack on their beliefs.

10. July 10th, 2007 at 1:37 am

    Tom Fa!rman said:
    

    Man, this is great. I thought all those people who were saying “this is sick” were joking. But.. they’re not? Poor things, it seems the most devout do not understand the symbolism of their most famous myth (and i don’t mean ‘myth’ in the derogatory sense of the word, i mean ‘myth’ in the strongest sense of the word - a tale that inspires and educates others in it’s fundamental lesson) For if they did, they’d realise it was nothing to be offended about. I weep for the world when such stupidity is so rampant.

11. July 13th, 2007 at 11:57 am

    Dave Nguyen said:
    

    I think people are over reacting.
    this is a great piece, shows a damn good amount of skill.
    I’m an illustrator myself and i think you did helluva job on the revision.
    Much cleaner, beautiful coloring in the 2nd one.

    As for the “Omg I’m kinda Christian, but ill be a Sheep and not think for myself” people.
    Stop being a bunch of pussies, you seem to NOT grasp the concept of this illustration.

    Again great work.

    http://theasianone.deviantart.com/gallery

12. July 13th, 2007 at 3:09 pm

    Dustin said:
    

    “Man, this is great. I thought all those people who were saying “this is sick” were joking. But.. they’re not? Poor things, it seems the most devout do not understand the symbolism of their most famous myth (and i don’t mean ‘myth’ in the derogatory sense of the word, i mean ‘myth’ in the strongest sense of the word - a tale that inspires and educates others in it’s fundamental lesson) For if they did, they’d realise it was nothing to be offended about. I weep for the world when such stupidity is so rampant.”

    Agreed.

    I especially like the images’ symbolism.

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