Later the rest of the comic is a mission for this super nazi women that single handedly stopped the Normandy invasion D-day killing all in her way she even made it to london THEN all hell broke loose SHE literally wiped out the allies fighting power on the western front the comic ended with the decapitation of Winston Churchill by her and it literally shows all of it blood and gore and they have this comic for anybody to pick up and look at it

I have to show my 6 year old cousin a holocaust video now so any suggestions or would you lime to comment on the comic issue

Many comics are violent and many involve cartoonish "Nazi" villains. Six year olds probably don't belong at a comic store.

Yes I know that but this wasn't any cartoonish Nazi villians this was full blown gore just think of it like the holocaust meets Pandora's box and add a splash of the end times part from the bible and that sums up the horror of this comic I am surprised that they had it in the marvel section of the store.

Get used to it kids are sending photos of themself naked on istagram at 10 years old these days.

Did the inventors of the Punisher become non-violent when I wasn't looking?

"I have to show my 6 year old cousin a holocaust video"

so you're trolling right?

No I'm not I seriously have to he thinks the nazis are cool because of this comic

He's six for christ sake. Chill out.

"Get used to it kids are sending photos of themself naked on istagram at 10 years old these days."

You know most don't, right?

@THELEGION: what you should do really depends on what kind of kid he is. If you tell him how bad the nazi's were, will he understand how severe it is or will he say 'Cool!'?

Also, assuming he has parents, it would be very wrong to just show him a Holocaust video without permission from those parents. If you think it's a big deal, tell his parents, say you're sorry for not paying attention to what the kid reads and perhaps say you're willing to explain it to the kid or even show a Holocaust video, but *LET THE PARENTS DECIDE!*

That's what I would do anyway. Showing a Holocaust video to someone else's child feels almost as wrong as having 'the talk' with a random little girl who just wants to pet your dog.

I think it's probably better to let him think that nazi's are cool than to absolutely horrify him with Holocaust video's though. Again though, not your decision IMO. I'd say you made enough bad decisions for today.

He will forget about it in a week

So what you're saying is a six year old duped you into buying him a comic obviously aimed at much older readers? Did he also mention that his parents let him watch horror films and stay up late and he's allowed as many sweets as he wants because he's been so good recently?

He'll go far, this kid. :)

Introduce him to Diplomacy

Schindler's List should help show him why that crap is so bogus.

"I think it's probably better to let him think that nazi's are cool than to absolutely horrify him with Holocaust video's though."

While I agree there's no need to horrify a 6 year old with a Holocaust video...

I likewise don't think a kid should think Nazis are "cool," even if the kid's just making an innocent mistake...

i never bought him it he would always read it when he went there his brother and there are holocaust videos for children. they showed me and my class it in first grade it wasn't cryptic like they are now it was just a way to show how bulling can become very extreme. I did tell his parents and they were very shocked yet they punished his older brother and not him. i asked them why not him too. they said they couldn"t think of a way to punish him and i suggested to show him a holocaust video or atleast take him to a museum. although of course they didn't agree at first but he has been acking out lately saying pretty nasty stuff about people so they game me premission to help them with his problems. In there eyes i"m like a second older brother to him and i"m trying to look out for him.

oh my god i hate this phone .stupid errors. touch screen sucks.