Comic Book Twitter Still SALTY Over Substack.

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Comic book Twitter is still salty over Substack, and angrily asking why it's "rich cis white men"... even though a good portion of Substack comics creators are NOT. Sounds like sour grapes from people not getting a deal themselves...

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