They’re definitely out there. I see devoted Snyder fans all over Twitter/X, You Tube, and on reddit. Those are the main platforms I use, but I’m sure they’re also on Instagram and Discord, which I don’t use. Oh, and I see them routinely on FB as well in the 1/6 hobby groups I follow.
I think the problem for Snyder fans is they’re weary of defending something they love and appreciate on such an ongoing basis, that gets so savagely attacked over and over. Judging from what I see on reddit, and to some extent Twitter/X, my impression is that at this point they’re content to mostly lurk versus post. It just wears one down to have to constantly deal with (often deeply vitriolic) hate against something one loves. To compound the problem internet anonymity breeds the worst sort of obnoxious behavior when people hate something.
Have Snyder fans often responded in kind? Lol, obviously, yes. Sure, they have. Or at any rate many of them have, anyway. Which is only natural. For the most part I’ve always strived to write on social media what I would say in person if I was face to face with someone. But frankly I’m an outlier in that regard. (Not tooting my own horn there, but that’s pretty much factual.)
As for my objectivity or lack thereof… I’m looking at what Snyder does through a particular lens that best I can tell is fairly uncommon. Again, not trying to claim that I’m special, but I think again that’s factual. I’m mostly struck by how a film speaks to the psyche at the unconscious level. I’m utterly fascinated by that proposition, actually. And I enjoy following that aesthetic where it leads me. I do that for selfishly me, not for anyone else. If others can get something out of what I take the time to share about it, naturally that’s awesome. That’s what motivated me to create the blog thesnyderverse.com.