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Writer and social commentator Ta-Nehisi Coates, whom Marvel hired in 2015 to write the Black Panther comics, is the current Captain America series’ author. While Coates hasn’t acknowledged Peterson as the inspiration for Cap’s nemesis, the similarities are too on-the-nose to be mere coincidence. Coates’ Red Skull is an information-age pied piper for disaffected young men whose mind-warping viral videos convert a legion of disciples ready to wreak havoc upon his command. That’s not a far cry from the bad-faith critiques of Peterson’s work that persist despite thorough debunkings. W...

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Article content Jordan Peterson has had a hard time of it. I’m not referring to his health, which I see as a personal matter best left to himself and his family, and not matter for outside commentary. I’d like that to be clear. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Rex Murphy: Jordan Peterson is the real hero in the Captain America comic book attack Back to video I wish instead to concentrate on his reception, here in Canada and outside of Canada. From the very first, when he issued his declaration that he would never submit to “compelled spe...

Print this article Canadian psychologist and professor Jordan Peterson said he was "shocked" by an apparent "parody" of himself in a recent issue of Marvel's Captain America, where he is seemingly depicted as the villain Red Skull. Peterson shared images via Twitter on Monday of Volume nine, No. 28 from the comic, authored by Ta-Nehisi Coates, who appears to lampoon talking points made by Peterson, including a parody title of his self-help book 12 Rules for Life, dubbing it as the villain Red Skull's "10 Rules For Life." Phrases such as “the feminist trap” and “chaos and order” appe...

Beyond Order: 12 More Rules for Life, and believes “the masculine spirit is under assault,” but if he’s praised the genius of turn-of-the-twentieth-century Austrian politician and notorious anti-Semite Karl Lueger, he doesn’t seem to have done so publicly. (That is probably a joke about Peterson’s interest in Carl Jung.) Peterson was also unhappy with a series of panels in which Captain America explains to a police officer the way the Red Skull recruits lost young men to his cause: Advertisement Advertisement Do I really live in a universe where Ta-Nehisi Coates has written a Captai...