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    Foreskin Man #2

    Foreskin Man » Foreskin Man #2 - Monster Mohel released by MGMbill Comics on December 2010.

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    Monster Mohel last edited by KillerZ on 02/28/22 11:01AM View full history

    Miah Redstone belatedly makes plans to attend her nephew’s bris when she learns that his circumcision has been cancelled. But will someone in the family have a change of heart? In the meantime, a rash of circumstraint thefts from California hospitals has the news media buzzing, and Miles Hastwick celebrates the opening of his new Brit Milah exhibit at the Museum of Genital Integrity.

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    Foreskin Man #2 - Monster Mohel by cbishop on November 18, 2023

    The issue's most interesting image.***SPOILERS GALORE*** but it's for the best.This is the issue that brought on accusations of "anti-Semitic imagery." And... <sigh> ...they're not wrong. Matthew Hess was out to demonize any practice of circumcision with this series, but once again, he's gone a little overboard with the villain. Honestly, I'm a little torn about it.On the one hand, the argument against would be stronger if the mohel was presented in a normal light, and the argument still h...

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