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Originally Posted by hasbroherofan

You mean like Justice League of America having an Asian kid as the new Atom, a gay man as the Ray, having characters like Vixen being part of the team and the writer saying the book was meant to be representative of modern America?

How about that transgender woman character in Detective Comics?

The Green Lantern series that's being led by a Muslim man and a Latina woman?

Teen Titans having a black and gay kid as the new Aqualad?

The Batgirl title full of a bunch of diverse supporting characters?

The New-Superman book starring a Chinese kid with Superman's powers?

The Midnight & Apollo min-series starring a gay superhero couple?

How about that new Batwoman ongoing title?

Or the new Deadman mini-series centered on an LGBT couple?

Sounds an awful lot like PC nonsense!

But I'm moving on now because there's no point in getting into another circular debate. I'll be over here waiting for the Jane Foster figure.



There was a great video that summed up the problem, which is that crossovers have gotten so frequent that there's no breather room anymore. You can't have a big story that completely upends the status quo unless you have an actual status quo to upend to begin with.

That's been one of the big problems with Secret Empire. It came far too soon after Civil War II, which people already argued came way too soon after Secret Wars.



Which stands are you using, if I may ask?

Notice whom you listed. They're all either Brand new or second or third tier heroes... these are not the main headliners nor were they forced down people's throats.

Batman,superman,green lantern (hal Jordan) are all still there the same with minor changes. Mostly outfits or supporting characters.