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- 1 de Oct, 2013
I always thought Superman was Kryptonian.
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They aren't the first or the last to make this suggestion. Usually it comes with ideas like "and Lex Luthor should be a skinhead" which reduces an ideological conflict to a more mundane one. The idea screams "creatively bankrupt" and shows the person suggesting it doesn't get the source material. "People don't like me because I'm black" is groundbreaking social commentary apparently.Isn’t Superman’s whole origin story an allegory for Moses? Because the creators were two Jewish men?
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Making Superman black fucks with his entire backstory. Being a black person, a black fucking farmer in “bleedin’ Kansas” like a race swapped Pa Kent would be brings with it a whole METRIC TON of historical baggage with it.
Are these people taking that into consideration or are we just going to give Superman a spray on tan and some “shit” to gripe about?
Why is it always blacks? Do these people have a fetish, or something?
Superman: Red Son was pretty thunkful.I don't think there is a problem with an one-off with a Black (or Brown!) Superman, like how they had a one-off where Superman landed in Soviet Ukraine. It could be interesting, in the right hands.
I remember discussing the trend of blackwashing superheroes with my brother. He said if they had made Captain America a black guy in the MCU, then his first movie would've just become a courtroom drama after the scene where he chases after the Hydra agent because 1940s New York cops would've just assumed the sprinting black man was up to no good.Isn’t Superman’s whole origin story an allegory for Moses? Because the creators were two Jewish men?
Also:
Making Superman black fucks with his entire backstory. Being a black person, a black fucking farmer in “bleedin’ Kansas” like a race swapped Pa Kent would be brings with it a whole METRIC TON of historical baggage with it.
Are these people taking that into consideration or are we just going to give Superman a spray on tan and some woke “shit” to gripe about?
he can leap over walls in a single boundwhy cant he be Mexican then?
Score one for Mr. Jordan. It's so rare to see a mainstream celebrity have an an informed, level-headed take on an issue like this.In fact, Michael B. Jordan, whose name was rumored to be on Warner Bros. list for the next Superman, indicated he would not want to play Clark Kent Superman. Instead, he would rather play the Earth-23 version of Superman, Calvin Ellis.
“I would be Calvin Ellis. There’s another version of Superman from Earth-23. I’m a comic book guy…There’s another version of Superman in another dimension that is black already in the comic books that exist. I think the comic book purists can accept that more than Clark Kent from Kansas. That’s a different thing.”
From everything that I've seen of Michael, he seems to have his head on straight and just seems to be a regular comics/anime geek that made it big. I hope Hollywood doesn't turn on him for that.Score one for Mr. Jordan. It's so rare to see a mainstream celebrity have an an informed, level-headed take on an issue like this.
These guys just keep taking. We already made diversity echo fighters out of the majority of the Marvel cast, what else do you want? Marvel's been suffering for a while because of this, do you want DC to join them?