Talk:Heroes for Hope

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The representative apparently also believed the comic's logo had been stolen from the singer Janet Jackson (the Jackson family were major supporters of Oxfam) and refused to believe Marvel when they explained that their Janet Jackson was a different person.[3]

"Heroes for Hope and Why I Don’t Like Oxfam America"

I have searched and failed to find any other source of the controversy between Marvel and Oxfam. Any article talking about it are making reference to the same blog article which does not cite sources and seems pretty biased.

Does anyone have any confirmation that this exchange happened between Marvel and Oxfam? Also, to be more encyclopedical, I propose the following to replace the last sentence of the section :

The representative also declared that the comic's logo had been stolen from the singer Janet Jackson. Marvel responded by saying that their Janet Jackson was a different person.[3]

Monorentin (talk) 19:39, 6 July 2016 (UTC)[reply]