Marvel Comics has ended all working relations with Immortal Hulk Artist Joe Bennet. This comes after artwork of a violent political nature resurfaced online. He will not be continuing his work for the upcoming Timeless #1 comic. Marvel has not made a public statement, but a spokesperson has told Newsarama that it will not be working with him on "any future Marvel projects."

This has come shortly after Bennet’s Immortal Hulk partner, Al Ewing, made a statement on Twitter about not wanting to work with the artist due to a particular piece of artwork he had drawn. The artwork in question shows what appears to be Brazilian president, Jair Bolsonaro, in a shining suit of armour atop a horse, beheading alleged political rivals. The rivals were also portrayed to be tiny, with buck teeth, and big ears.

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“I’m assuming these are political enemies of some kind, but even if not, the tropes are apparent,” tweeted Ewing. “Human beings as vermin being exterminated. Even if it’s no longer up, that it was drawn in the first place, signed, and so proudly displayed by Joe speaks volumes.”

Ewing pointed out that this wasn’t the first issue about Bennet that he was made aware of. He had spoken up in private earlier, but said that it “was no comfort to people at the sharp end of this kind of brutal propaganda.” In order to add “some material action to that apology” Ewing also made a donation to the Rainbow Railroad and the Rainforest Trust.

“Immortal Hulk is done, but I won’t be working with Joe again,” he concluded. “If people choose not to pick up my work with other artists in the future on the basis of my handling of this, I understand and accept that. If I’ve lost your trust, that’s on me.”

As mentioned by Ewing, this is not the first time Bennet has been criticized for his actions. A panel in Immortal Hulk #34 included anti-Semitic massaging in the background. Marvel had then printed corrections and an apology was issued by Bennet. In 2019, Bennet publicly “cheered” an attack on journalist Glenn Greenwald by a far-right journalist. He later deleted his comments and apologised to Greenwald.

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