
After Rob Liefeld quit DC Comics ahead of schedule and started naming names on Twitter, we knew there would have to be more to the story. Now Bleeding Cool has spotted Rob Liefeld arguing with both Marvel’s Tom Brevoort and with Batman writer Scott Snyder. Full rundowns on the blowouts are here and here, but we’ll post a short summary of the sickest burns.
Tom Brevoort was asked if there was room at Marvel for Liefeld. He replied, “After that Twitter flame-out, I can’t say I’d be in a hurry to get onto that train.” Brevoort also came to the defense of one of the guys Rob Liefeld had insulted, DC associate editor Brian Smith. Brevoort called Smith a “stand-up guy” and characterized Liefeld’s slams as “off base”. For what it’s worth, Gail Simone has also come to Smith’s defense.
Liefeld responded by calling Brevoort a “fat ass” and adding a couple more comments:
Sorry they passed you over for EIC Tommy B. Get over it and get back to mixing and matching Avengers and X-Men #doucher
I know, Tommy B, why don’t u all tell Kirkman how “concerned” u are for his future post Marvel. That’s our funniest bit that we HOWL at.
Brevoort shot back:
You remain a sweetheart, Rob. Don’t go changing. Also, feel free to say any of this to my face, you feckless bully.
Takes a big man to go postal publicly on a young editor like that. #kickspuppiestoo
Liefeld answered, “happy to @TomBrevoort then u can bump me with your gut”
Sheesh.
Rob Liefeld got into it possibly even worse with Scott Snyder, whom Liefeld called a “pretentious pr-ck”. Liefeld also posted screencaps of their private message conversation, which is a classy as f–k thing to do. That argument (and some screencaps) can be found here, but we’ll only mention this one comment, completely out of context, because it’s amazing.

BOOM. Roasted.




When will Rob just accept that he’s a wildly overrated schmuck?
Never. It’s why we love to watch him fall.
When in doubt, always side with the one who is writing amazing Batman stories and makes pouch jokes.
Or you could side with the one who is a flagship writer instead of a work-for-hire guy. Oh wait…
Does anyone else feel that by Bringing Snyder into the equation it smells like Robbie might have been a little jealous that he wasn’t tapped to work on Batman? He seems to be obsessed with bringing down the Batman team.
It may be hoping for too much, but maybe… just maybe… this means the Big Two won’t give the untalented, egomaniacal piece of shit any more work. If so, he’ll have to depend on his independent career. Which, of course, means putting up with one or two issues of some drek I couldn’t care less about once every two to three years.
Rob Liefeld likes fish sticks.
It’s 100% jealousy, Snyder is the industry golden boy at the moment. And – given the quality of his output, rightly so! Liefeld is an industry joke.
it really doesn’t help that liefeld is somebody that just looks like he needs to be punched repeatedly and often