Read on Twitter
I think it's time for the comics industry to have a serious conversation about Geoff Johns.
I want to make something pretty clear: I don't care in the slightest about the Snyder Cut. But speaking purely in my capacity as an observer, the question of Johns' behavior around Justice League remains a very salient one.
Johns was variously CCO and president at DC Comics from 2010 to 2018, during a period when accused harassers like Eddie Berganza and Scott Lobdell were still at the company. These generally are not presented as ceremonial positions without some level of power!
So when we talk about systems that protect bad actors at Warner Brothers Media and DC Comics--two organizations where Johns has apparently had some level of creative and managerial power--it's absolutely fair to ask when Johns knew, and what he did. It's a labor issue.
I really can't emphasize enough: these kinds of toxic workplaces are, at bottom, a labor issue: who the bosses choose to protect, and who they choose not to. https://www.thedailybeast.com/warren-ellis-cameron-stewart-and-the-storm-of-sexual-misconduct-allegations-roiling-the-comic-book-industry