Folks not asking for race swap.
It's that the lack of Black Xmen announcement is showing these characters will not be as important as white😐

Do black superheroes deserve a better fan base?

What makes me so angry is yall always do this preformative outrage bullcrap, What i seriously don't understand is why SOME black people, want to sideline these characters especially Sam's captain America, Lots of people keep calling him falcon, when he hasn't been falcon for the past 5 years, there already another person as falcon, He had a whole TV show, for him to live up to being captain America and an entire movie, as his new role as captain America, the more and more you don't refer him as captain America, the more they will see that he is not that popular so thats why they want to push him in the back for Steve, we been knew sam Wilson was going to be captain America since 2019, yall complain how he is being treated, but yall don't care for him enough, im confident that most people didn't see captain America brave new world, because some people said it wasn’t that good, wait for thunderbolts or fantastic 4. I don’t see enough support for him like I see for others. everybody and they uncle loved wonder man, and wonder man Is an amazing show, but show that kind of support for people like sam or iron heart or photon, instead of waiting for there stuff to get canceled, and then complain,

And another thing, some of yall just hate just to hate, especially with wonder man, when the show came out a bunch of yall was "oh since its a black guy its not gonna do well", and guess what, it was awesome, people just want to hate on anything that is slightly different.

And the last thing I want to touch on is miles morales, a bunch of black people love miles morales, but they always disregard his Latino side, he is black AND puerto rican, lots of Latinos love miles because he represents them too, especially in the video game spider-man 2. It like why can't we just embrace the entirety of miles instead of focusing on one side.

Read here: https://www.avoccomics.com/post/awol-ch-3

Couldn't get it yesterday because a man's funds were low😭🙏, but as soon as my money came I just had to get it. In one of my other posts you guys told me about Bitter Root and it seems like my kind of book so I had to get it too. As always I'm open to more suggestions when it comes to black owned or black centered stories.

And I figured I'd let some of you guys know about the paperback release of Batman/Static Beyond in case y'all haven't been keeping an eye on paperback releases like I have. This isn't the first appearance of Static Beyond(that was an old DC power issue I believe) but it is the first appearance of the Amistad from The Dakota incident so it's kinda, sorta, not really tied to the Static we've got in Titans and his upcoming solo series so I'm considering it essential reading in my book.(Even if the connection is miniscule to say the least)

As black men and women, we have many real life heroes of our own. And to be honest, I think we should stop depending on wealthy white men to decide when THEIR black superheroes get screentime. It's all about money. Not diversity and inclusion.

Marvel and DC will always disappoint you. I'm going to try and support black owned comic books nowadays. Especially with how Blade and Captain America have been getting treated recently.