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Not bad at all. Could you see this?

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^^^^^

Also Joker, Riddler, and Harley Quinn are all wrong

Bokeem Woodbine (as Joker) Donald Glover as (the Riddler) and Gugu Mbatha-Raw as (Harley Quinn)

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Thump said:
^^^^^

Also Joker, Riddler, and Harley Quinn are all wrong

Bokeem Woodbine (as Joker) Donald Glover as (the Riddler) and Gugu Mbatha-Raw as (Harley Quinn)

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I loved this man in fargo. It was a pure delight in watching him every time.
Practically stole the show for me.
 
There was a universe in the DC Comics where Superman and Wonder Woman were portrayed as black versions of their mainstream counterparts. I see no problem in it at all, since the main thing people would recognize are the costumes and personality. The faces, on the other hand, are less defined by their identity.

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The Dark King said:
No not at all create new source material
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Yeah, I get it. I hear that all the time. But, in reality, those new characters never really catch on. Whites won't read them in large enough numbers to justify producing those comics no matter how good they are. They just won't give them a fair shot.

Look at what happened to Milstone Comics. Those were great books. But, they never got the traction they deserved. Comic book shop owners never really pushed them at all. And, in an instance I saw with my own eyes, turned potential buyers away from those books and used incorrect information to do so.

Besides, nothing about any one of those characters are tied to the color of their skin. Bruce Wayne could be any race in 2016 America.

White people been taking other races' stories, characters and customs for centuries and claiming them for their own, but the minute blacks do the same thing to them, then all of a sudden it's called being creatively lazy or some such negative inference that was never attributed to whites when they did it.

I grew up in America just like any white kid. Batman is as much mine as he is theirs and I want to see people that look like me in those roles. So, until they start giving black heroes, who are created by black people and are written well by those black creators, the same chances to catch on and bloom like their white counterparts, fuck 'em.

Thump said:
If we're going to re-imagine Batman characters as a black people, i'd like to see the 'black' Gotham city take place in a 'black' country, like Nigeria or South Africa. After all, why can't "the worlds greatest detective" be African?
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Because, I'm not from Africa. That's not my culture. And, outside what my father has told me about the continent and what I've read in books and seen in documentaries and the like, I know nothing about Africa. And, to be frank, I don't have much interest in visiting there. I know how sad that sounds. But, its the truth.

I am a Black man of African decent. I grew up in working class mixed or mostly white areas. Like most other single minded, culturally ignorant American males, I want to see heroes that, if I squint real hard and drank the right super potion, I could possibly be.

That's why I've never been into.Luke Cage (too hood) or Black Panther (again African). But, after Civil War, I'm looking forward to the Black Panther movie.

You are right on that casting, though. You've got some great picks there.
 
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orejon4 said:
Anyone going to catch Star Trek this weekend?
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I'm going to try and see it this Sunday. I'm huge Trek fan from way back. But, I wish the new Trek films were more like Interstellar than Star Wars.

However, as long as its well done, Im sure I'll enjoy it.
 
samson1701 said:
Because, I'm not from Africa. That's not my culture. And, outside what my father has told me about the continent and what I've read in books and seen in documentaries and the like, I know nothing about Africa. And, to be frank, I don't have much interest in visiting there. I know how sad that sounds. But, its the truth.

I am a Black man of African decent. I grew up in working class mixed or mostly white areas. Like most other single minded, culturally ignorant American males, I want to see heroes that, if I squint real hard and drank the right super potion, I could possibly be.

That's why I've never been into.Luke Cage (too hood) or Black Panther (again African). But, after Civil War, I'm looking forward to the Black Panther movie.

You are right on that casting, though. You've got some great picks there.
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I understand your perspective. I personally would like to see more Africans and other non-American black people being represented more in comics/sci-fi stories. It seems that the media forgets that African Americans make up less than 5% of black people in the world. As it stands now Black Panther and Uhura from Star Trek, are the only major comic/sci-fi black characters (i can think of) who aren't African American. It's obviously hypothetical, but i'd love to spread the love around to all the corners of the black world. :D
 
Thump said:
I understand your perspective. I personally would like to see more Africans and other non-American black people being represented more in comics/sci-fi stories. It seems that the media forgets that African Americans make up less than 5% of black people in the world. As it stands now Black Panther and Uhura from Star Trek, are the only major comic/sci-fi black characters (i can think of) who aren't African American. It's obviously hypothetical, but i'd love to spread the love around to all the corners of the black world. :D
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Don't forget about good old Lando. ;)

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samson1701 said:
I'm going to try and see it this Sunday. I'm huge Trek fan from way back. But, I wish the new Trek films were more like Interstellar than Star Wars.

However, as long as its well done, Im sure I'll enjoy it.
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samson1701 said:
I'm going to try and see it this Sunday. I'm huge Trek fan from way back. But, I wish the new Trek films were more like Interstellar than Star Wars.

However, as long as its well done, Im sure I'll enjoy it.
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I'm mulling over catching it tonight.

Bliss said:
For the Nerdz. 130,000 converge .. Wow.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3698660/Revenge-nerds-130-000-fans-expected-Comic-Con.html
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Sounds like my idea of heaven on earth.
 
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