I don't know if the character was black or white, but with a name like that, it needs to be a white actor. They can use the same logic they used to make heimdahl black.The Black Panther cartoon series was good because it was funny, but a whole movie of him in a fictionalized version of Africa? meh
Also I find it funny that a well known anti white group like the Black Panthers have a super hero with the same name.
There is some Irony there.
Let it go.They can use the same logic they used to make heimdahl black.
What if you make it more Marvel relevant?In some circles, the travesty of posting that in the Marvel thread would merit an infraction at the least.
It's the same company!In some circles, the travesty of posting that in the Marvel thread would merit an infraction at the least.
Heck, haven't we already agreed that technically Thor is now a "Disney Princess"?It's the same company!
I think you misunderestimate me. I don't really care about it other than that it was an obvious PC move. I think the guy did great in the role, and I don't read comic books so I had 0 investment in his character. The black panther being white would be a similar PC move and would make me laugh.Let it go.
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