[kylactus]

I do like Sam Jackson as Fury in the movies, and I couldn't imagine anyone else filling that roll, but I find it a little insulting when they just change a big name characters race, religion, sex, or sexual preference to fill some imaginary diversity quota, that is ultimately disproportionate to society as a whole. What they should be doing is MARKET THE GREAT CHARACTERS THAT ALREADY EXIST!!! why the hell, with the horror genera more popular than ever, do we not have an ongoing Blade series? where has Black Panther been? is he still married to storm? why does Falcon need to "Be" Captain America to be worthy of his own series, or spot on the Avengers? was he not every bit the Hero he is now before Cap got old? She Thor... I still haven't wrapped my head around that one, and if the demographic shift is really meant to attract a more diverse fan base, why is the only difference the skin tone? I haven't seen any effort to face any social issues in there writing. I'm not against any race of a character (hell Bishop is my second favorite MU character) but changing key elements just to make some kind of political statement just rubs me wrong. I find it forced and lazy writing. NOW everyone DEMAND! a re-launch of Tomb of Dracula in what ever Marvel is calling there post Secret Wars "new 52" world.