“I AM A MAN!” Machine Man, Robot Desire and Racial Assimilation
The generic “human” these robots want to be is a white human.
Black Goliath: “Some Black Super Dude”
Black Goliath is a title that never got a chance to really develop and it suffers from the problems of a lot of early attempts to bring ethnic characters into the limelight.
“This Sorrowful Life” – Making Time to Redeem Racists
The Walking dead trots out the old trope of the racist you love to hate, or maybe that’s (don’t really) hate to love.
Alternate Futures of Wonder
Like a great deal of science fiction Stevie Wonder’s “Saturn” presents an alternate future by imagining an alternate past
Dial H: I Would Prefer Not To. . .
This issue uses the title’s meta-position as simultaneously within and without the superhero comic genre to comment on depictions of race in comics.
Where ‘The Walking Dead’ Fails Viewers When It Comes to Race
Just because the world has gone to hell doesn’t mean that the prejudices and privileges of white people won’t bubble up to betray you.
Captain Marvel & More Black Iron Man
Rhodey’s armor allows him to literally don the guise of a successful white man, to “pass” in the world of (mostly) white superheroes.
Four-Color Color-Blindness: Black Iron Man
Reed Richards is not so fantastic when it comes to understanding race in America.
“We Pledge Allegiance All Our Lives. . .”
Stevie is challenging traditional notions of white-washed American history and what kinds of accomplishments should be included in that narrative.
Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter – Revising Historical Horror into Bubblegum Horror
Evil by degrees.
Spider-Man is Black
Spider-man is Black. Or at least, he could be. . .
The Middle Spaces 