Sylar
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Hopefully they like black lightningIt's not a problem.
Speaking to a number of comic fans of mine that are black, their perspective is that they would much prefer to develop original black character's that are more interesting and more representative of their identity and background.
Google Calvin Ellis pleaseSame reason why I don't want an american James Bond. I like the source meterial to be respected, this is just pathetic pandering. If skin colour is what they are doing to try and sell the movie, it will always fail. Just like how I don't want a male Tomb Raider. Larry Croft.
Also you do know there was a black Superman in 1999/2000 comics right, before barrack Obama became president.
Or does that not matter to you for the basis of a point?
Hopefully this isn't a gut punch to you, but there's also an Asian flash and a native american/Indian green Arrow too.
Is thet a black Panther with a white guy in the comics since you're all about respecting the source?Because that's all Hollywood seem to be doing these days in every movie. Should make Black panther a white guy and see how they react.
And tv shows/CW shows. the multi verse is great especially when everything is linkedThe multiverse is a massive part of DC, and has been for years, mainly through the comics and some of the animated stuff.
Confusion will / can happen when there's no link and no plan of linking it. I can see movie goers who aren't geeks like me thinking or wondering why we are having two different Batman's within a year or two