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Scott Snyder is a born storyteller, and the following series of tweets—which reveal the “pulping” of Swamp Thing #15, which he wrote—make that clear. It’s also a clear warning that color choices must be carefully considered.

While I can see why the print wun with the penis tentacles was destroyed, it does make you consider that—even with all the publishing gaffes DC has made in recent years—things could always have been worse.

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  1. On a more serious note… pink isn’t the only “skin” color. If you’re going into the tentacle business, try to stay away from coloring that looks like it could possibly confused with ANY human shading!

  2. Um guys? Pink is not the problem here. The last pic in this post is B&W and the middle panel is still problematic.

    Netflix still has the Star Trek TOS episode with the pink stucco phalluses. I think it was ‘what girls are made of’. I keep waiting for that one to go down the memory hole and disappear forever.

  3. “On a more serious note… pink isn’t the only “skin” color. If you’re going into the tentacle business, try to stay away from coloring that looks like it could possibly confused with ANY human shading!”

    Must… not… make… “Luke Cage, Power Man” comment…

  4. I’m like, I’m like, I’m like…..what he is LIKE is a middle-school girl if he speaks like that all the time!

    I SAID. What is wrong with I SAID?

  5. So what if something vaguely resembles a penis? I mean, doesnt ANY sort of tentacle automatically do that by default? Is this comic marketed to FIVE YEAR OLDS? “Hey guys we gotta knock down the Eiffel Tower, some old broad was looking at it and it suddenly reminded her that penises exist”

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