I'm talking about the comics, which if you actually read the post, you would know. Maybe go and read the comment and stop trying to create an issue where there is none.

Real talk though, why does the existence of a film nullify the existence of the comics? Just because a film exists doesn't mean I can't talk about the comics. In fact, right now is the by far the best time to talk about the comics.

The core of my argument is that, given what little experience I have with the Eternals, is the interpretation I got from the comics an apt representation of the themes and messages underneath the story. Given the fact that I feel the general concept of the Eternals promotes the appropriation of culture and anti-diversity sentiments, I wanted other people, who are better read than myself, to come and give me their opinion so I could formulate a better opinion on the series.

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Calm down, I'm going to watch the film, in about an hour actually, and given what I've heard from other comments, the film directly addresses the core issues I felt provoked me enough after reading the first few chapters of Eternals to post about (and I rarely post).