So I know you guys hate how comics keep adding all this dumb shit like turning old heroes into black kids or women suddenly and forcing it down our throats.
but what happened to the actual black super comic chracters?
Its like these 3 characters just disappeared off the face of comics.
Bentley James
Spawn still getting published to this day. The reason why it doesn't branch out to other media and its limited only to comics is because his creator is so greedy and picks up lawsuits with everyone and anyone who worked with him. I bet MacFarlane must be a real ass to work with. I keep seeing Netherrealm hinting they will put Spawn as a guest character in their games, but they actually never go through with it. I actually find ironic that in a more general sense the characters that were the most obvious stand for minorities and left-wing values like the X-Men were being pushed to the background and literally every single heroic character in Marvel is a political mouthpiece for the same political affiliation: far-left Maoist/Stalinist pro-antifa, pro-Islam, pro-ISIS, pro-feminism, pro-LGBTQP, pro-fat acceptance, pro-open borders and oppose anything considered right-winged.
Justin Bell
Static was never actually popular, but we're gonna start seeing more of him. The people that grew up watching the DCAU show are getting into creative positions, which is why he appeared in Young Justice. We might get lucky and see a lot of him.
Matthew Adams
Really? Almost every black guy I know and half of them are not nerds always bring up static if super heroes come into the conversation I mean these guys only thought green lantern was a black guy because of JL
Ryder Long
Last I checked, aside from 'Nam flashbacks, Barracuda's fucking dead.
Funny thing, DC's been very silent about the progress of a supposed Milestone revival as an OGN line for a while now since announcing it was in the works a few years back.
Jacob Mitchell
The cartoon, Static Shock, was actually pretty damned good.
Spawn has been done, and douchebags panned the movie. It had a cartoon but whatever.
Blade had a good run. Two solid movies, a decent 3rd, a tv series(never saw it).
Of these, only Static could be used and included in the respective movie verses. Blade just….couldn't. One of the dumbest things of Marvel was too much shit going on, too many ancient conspiracies that never fought each other…
Charles Collins
I don't think Dr. Light (Kimiyo) has ever actually been a lead character in anything. She just shows up as a team member. Even Red Tornado got a mini and episodes focusing on him in cartoons.
Aaron Long
On one hand, I'd be glad to see Static pushed more. One the other hand, I don't think many writers now could do him justice instead of turning him into every other minority hero who bitches about white people.
Angel Fisher
Monica Rambeau is also pretty much forgotten. Last time she was in anything significant was NEXT WAVE. Storm and Misty Knight just became third tier supporting characters.
There was a plan to make a series focusing on his daughter and her having the "Blade tittle," but luckily plans for that fell apart. Amusingly enough, SJWs complaining that no black person is working on the book were instrumental in the process.
Blade also had cameos in Luke Cage and Defenders books. Both times it was completely out of character, with Blade running errands off-panel for Luke Cage (who is apparently the master of all black people in Marvel universe). Bendis can go fuck himself. It would be far better if Marvel just would not touch Blade at all at this point.
Logan Rogers
Last I heard of Monica she was in the Ultimates with Carol Danvers.
Jeremiah Morales
Not the user you were talking to, but neither of these two statements really contradict one another. Marvel majorly shafted the Ultimates from the very beginning.
Cameron Harris
Didn't Marvel retcon that Dracula became a vampire after catching techno-organic AIDS from fighting Apocalypse? That could be a hook. Also Dracula romancing Storm. And Jubilee becoming a vampire.
Gabriel Gomez
I don't know. Marvel has been trying to prop them up as second to the Avengers. As well developing some of the bigger ideas in Marvel post Secret Wars. And since the team is basically all women and peeoohsees it's been given more chances to succeed then a normal book would.
Sebastian Carter
I dunno, they put Rocafort on art and let Ewing basically rewrite Marvel Cosmic at will. Captain Marvel and "America" are in the book, so doesn't that automatically mean that Marvel's behind it? Still, of course sales were terrible. But really it was a surprisingly good book.
If you follow McFarlane online, you know that he keeps talking about a second Spawn movie, has convinced all normies that it's about to happen really soon, but leaves out the stipulation that he will insist on writing AND directing it, that Spawn as we know him won't actually be in it, and there's no actual deal with any studio. He literally just posts things like "Working on the OFFICIAL Spawn II movie script" and gets hundreds of thousands of casuals on Facebook to share his posts and be like "oh shit I loved Spawn! they gonna do a Marvel movie of it next yeah!"
Gavin Wood
Imagine his '90s comic sold a third what it did. Okay, now imagine that there was just a whisper about him getting a cartoon on a major network.
That right there is more cultural relevance than Kamala Khan and any other diversity creation of the last five years.
Jaxon Cooper
C'mon user.. They wouldn't be that crazy…
Xavier Collins
Makes you wonder why they don't actually go through with making an animation centering on the diversity creations. Static was never terribly popular to begin in the comics yet the only reason anyone cares about him was because of his tv show.
Aaron Johnson
You need to go back.
Jose Bell
Not really. Having to eventually tie into Civil War 2 had the added burden of trying to do damage control for both Bendis' shit writing and Carol Danvers. Rocafort's gone when the series is renumbered and retitled. And letting Ewing do what he wants with Marvel Cosmic doesn't seem to be inconsistent with what every other writer is doing with their books.
In any case, didn't Ewing's Ultimates end two weeks ago with a $5 double sized #100 issue that sorta featured the original Ultimates?
Robert Martinez
Everytime a Muslim goes on a rampage spree or decides to rape someone, guess which wing takes their side and tries to justify their acts? Also the rebels they support in the Syria Civil War are just like ISIS.
The thing about Marvel minority characters is that they don't have a lot of weight to build their own mythos. They don't have their own rogues galleries, only their predecessors. Static has his own mythos to build on, he fights against other metahumans from the gas explosion that granted him his electric powers. Who the fuck does Kamala Khan fights against? Donald Trump as MODOK?
Ayden Foster
I think minority heroes would probably have better luck on the indie scene where they're more allowed to set up themselves. The problem there is that alot of indie minority hero creators do the 'I'm making them for diversity sakes' which usually gives us a black not-superman or not-spiderman.
Logan Hill
Well if they were not so busy making the same movies over an over It would have been interesting to see a storm movie with the shadow king and Xavier. It would have been a better way to introduce the black panther as well.
Days of future past missed an opportunity with Bishop if they really cared about diversity vs wolverine money.
Christopher Richardson
I meant to say that his comic was never even close to popular, but his show (which I still would call popular) was a solid hit that was well received all around. The show made him big enough to be thought about and noticeable, but he wasn't a popularity bomb like other heroes. I don't remember seeing any Static swag as a kid
Camden King
So would that be what happened to Milestone comics?
Jayden Clark
People mention BlankMan and MeteorMan, but what happened with ==Up Up and Away==? it got memory holled?
Anthony Davis
WE
Noah Ortiz
Last time i read Baracuda, he got btfo by fucking EMINEM
Andrew Garcia
There was going to be a Milestone Revival but I heard disagreements killed that. Last I heard was someone leaving because all the new people wanted to write movie-bait comics instead of anything good.
Forgotten when Sky High came out then that was forgotten
Joshua Price
Shouldn't you be in school yet summer?
Jace Jones
Gentlemen! I give you… Ghettoman.
Evan Torres
What in God's name?
Logan Ortiz
I went and watched that just now because of your comment, and I'd never seen it before. That movie was delightful and refreshing like gelatto on a hot summer day.
Bentley Allen
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Adam Hall
How was John Stewart different in the Justice League cartoon compared to the comic?
Andrew Moore
I don't think they ever brought up that he was an architect in the cartoon. I'm not sure he still is in the comics either.
Joshua Russell
Wow I never knew that. I just thought he was a marine and that was it.
Kevin Davis
I agree with the others but those two are a-list user
Colton Jackson
All his lantern constructs looked like tech drawings because of it.
Ian Parker
You propably will like the current capeverse from nick sitcoms, HenryDanger/TheThundhermans. Max gf is the princess from Zoom
Ethan Cooper
This was one of the best things about the Lanterns that slowly fell to the side. Each of the human Lanterns were supposed to have a distinct style and mentality when approaching the use of their powers.
Brandon Lewis
It's funny. When I was a kid reading my dad's Green Lantern comics, I was very aware of John as an architect and intellectual, and had no idea he had been a marine as well. I guess I mostly remember his characterization in Mosaic.
Luke Ramirez
And now them all summon giant fists
Sebastian Collins
I think the marine thing was first added in the cartoon. I struggle to remember any mention of his military background before then.
I prefer his architect background, TBH. As a marine, he was kind of generic at times.
Ian Foster
And Kyle was the cartoonist, so he'd come up with a giant head that drinks the ocean, or a flock of winged monkeys.
Samuel Scott
Kyle did a lot of powered armor and mecha stuff, and sexy girls.
Jackson Martinez
Is Vixen worth anything?
Robert Parker
Explain
Cameron Hernandez
He is an artist, after all.
Nicholas Fisher
He fucking created Gurren from Gurren Lagann another time
Henry Nguyen
Did someone say Kyle?
Carson Kelly
yfw no one mentions the supervillian, Yakub.
Kevin Torres
they's some tricknology up in this thread fo show
Isaiah Carter
Fucking This
This too, but if the industry wasn't rum by cucks they could do so much more with him. Manta is basically a black nationalist, and as a villain he could be a great critique of modern leftism in general.