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This reads like a parody, since it systematically ticks off all the progressive talking points like a checklist.
>Border Town
Muh Illegals Dindu Nuthin. All the "weirdness" being blamed on the "God danged illegals" is a stand in for the legit concerns that Americans have about drug cartels and gangs, but here its substituted for silly things like cattle mutilation and none of it is the illegals fault.
>Hex Wives
Here's one for the pink-haired feminists. Women all have secret magic powers and life would be great if it wasn't for the evil schemes of the LITERAL PATRIARCHY.
>American Carnage
And here's our Black Lives Matter token. I never thought I'd see a description of a protagonist that describes his skin color and stops there. "He's bi-racial but can pass for white" wow, sounds like a deep character with lots of layers. The undercover plot premise makes this one a potential source for redpills though, if they have more scenes like Red Skull's MAGA rally.
>Goddess Mode
Anti-Gamegate: the comic. Zoe Quinn and her friends are the titular goddesses, and the gators are depicted as literal monsters. Sounds like a balanced and nuanced take on the conflict, straight from a very reliable and unbiased source.
>High Level
Sounds like a Mad Max: Fury Road ripoff, but with less Max. Probably the least objectionable of the batch but from the description it's just bland instead. Probably chock full of Don't-Need-No-Man Tough Grrrrl.
>Safe Sex
LGBT Pandering judging by the cover. Once again someone things their sexual kinks is a suitable substitute for plot and worldbuilding. Another source for redpill material if they try to get edgy and include postmodern kinks like pro-bestiality and pro-pedo material.
>Second Coming
This guy seems like a nice guy who was told to write something to promote the left-wing agenda and chose to poke fun at Christianity in order to do as little damage as possible while still keeping his job. This will be a rehash of jokes seen in Dogma, Preacher, really any Christian-critique humor stretching back to George Burns in "Oh, God!". Suspiciously absent: any criticism of circumcision.
See what I mean about this reading like a checklist? None of these are stories that the writers felt NEEDED to be written. This is a grab-bag of leftist issues and they put them up on a dry-erase board and matched them up to their writing team to see what they could come up with. Mark Doyle deserves to be shot.