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WOMEN AND COLORED FOLK BEING STARS. GET WOKE GO BROKE.
Fucking idiots. Completely ignoring source material where falcon became cap, Foster became Thor. Fuck me I hate people so much.
You know what I hate about some people. Is when they think the can browbeat me into ignoring the obvious and then try to pass their ignorance off as superior knowledge.
Girl Thor failed in comics. Female Captain Meh failed about 7 times. They kept bringing her back anyway. She even failed recently with a seemingly successful movie to back her up.
At one time I was into the comics. Then I wasn't but I still kept my ears open to any developments that might filter into mainstream consciousness. I remember hearing about Marvel Civil War in the Comics. I knew about Thanos long before he was talked up in the movie verse.
But after those two things whatever was happening in Marvel Comics went dark. Other than the whole woke thing, I mean. The first time I heard about that was during the Occupy Movement. Cap and The Falcon where going to fight some evil force controlling the minds of those opposing the far left protest movement that was Occupy. The pooping on the streets, rapers in tents, and communists of Occupy were being sold as the good guys.
Lately, I've been making an effort to go the extra mile and look things up. Apparently this is what's been happening since Marvel comics went dark to me:
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Marvel's Legacy Heroes are a slew of (usually) younger, more diverse character who've inherited the mantle of another superhero. Sam Wilson became Captain America, X-23 donned the Wolverine mask, and the Spider-Man range has embraced characters like Miles Morales and Spider-Gwen. Meanwhile, other books have carefully pivoted to increase their representation - returning classic X-Men, while having Iceman embrace his long-secret homosexuality.
Here's the thing about "Get woke. Go broke." It isn't about using a female or black or gay character or even making the fiction more diverse in general.
It's about pushing a flip to a new set of standards and virtues in a blatant propagandized indoctrination campaign.
It's about using somebody's fandom to sell them a new belief system. One shouldn't be surprised to learn a section of the fandom sees what they're doing, doesn't like it and stops buying into it.
Saying it's about black or female characters is nonsense. The over-selling of such things to the point it becomes cringe is only a dog whistle inviting closer observation to become aware of the obvious, underlying movement and the type pushing it at the core.