'''Gretchen Felker-Martin''' is a '[[transgender]]' [[American]] author and writer known for work in the horror and graphic novel genres. She gained notoriety in 2025 for her controversial views and inflammatory [[social media]] posts, which often targeted [[conservative]] figures and figures she deemed as adversaries to [[progressive]] causes. Felker-Martin's hiring to write the ''Red Hood'' series for DC Comics sparked widespread backlash due to her radical left-wing stances and history of offensive remarks. Her controversial comments about the [[October 7 massacre]], as well as her public celebration of [[violence]] against [[conservative]] commentator [[Charlie Kirk]], led to the cancellation of the ''Red Hood'' series just one day after its release. Felker-Martin's remarks, which many saw as inciting [[hate]] and violence, contributed to her growing reputation as a divisive figure within the comic book and broader [[entertainment]] industries.
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Gretchen Felker-Martin is a 'transgender' American author and writer known for work in the horror and graphic novel genres. She gained notoriety in 2025 for her controversial views and inflammatory social media posts, which often targeted conservative figures and figures she deemed as adversaries to progressive causes. Felker-Martin's hiring to write the ''Red Hood'' series for DC Comics sparked widespread backlash due to her radical left-wing stances and history of offensive remarks. Her controversial comments about the October 7 massacre, as well as her public celebration of violence against [[conservative]] commentator [[Charlie Kirk]], led to the cancellation of the ''Red Hood'' series just one day after its release. Felker-Martin's remarks, which many saw as inciting hate and violence, contributed to her growing reputation as a divisive figure within the comic book and broader entertainment industries.
== Red Hood Series Controversy and Cancellation ==
== Red Hood Series Controversy and Cancellation ==