Ororo Munroe: Storm Appreciation 2019

[jwatson]

I answered all your questions with receipts which you didnt think were good enough. lol again, if a man choosing his own path versus allowing his birthright to says volumes in relation to positivity. there are so many men who would benefit from such a message: living and being your authentic self. that is the message I saw from it. however you dont because coates is incapable of depicting men a positive light right? dont even let me get into the conversation with thunderball and tchallas belief he could be something more than a petty henchman.

okay. that's nice. i'm glad Coates has you. Yay! Hopefully you actually support his other work since your such true fan of his writing and it's messages.

[butterflykyss]

okay. that's nice. i'm glad Coates has you. Yay! Hopefully you actually support his other work since your such true fan of his writing and it's messages.

what does that have to do with his writing of black panther?? lol you sure do love changing the goal posts. but back to your initial point I'm guess tchallas rehabilitation of dr. Franklin was negative too. gotcha! (^_^)

[jwatson]

what does that have to do with his writing of black panther?? lol you sure do love changing the goal posts. but back to your initial point in guess tchallas rehabilitation of dr. Franklin was negative too. gotcha! (^_^)

Nothing but everything to do with your "stanning" of him and his great works. LOL

[stormphoenix]

okay. that's nice. i'm glad Coates has you. Yay! Hopefully you actually support his other work since your such true fan of his writing and it's messages.

LOL ya Mean his Captain America the only other book he's got.

[jwatson]

LOL ya Mean his Captain America the only other book he's got.

I think he has some prose novels and all too but we all know he's only reading it because he stans how he writes Storm which is all cool and everything but i do kind of feel bad for coates. Especially if he thinks it was his actual writing that garnered him a stan rather than the subject of the material. But alas, not my problem.

[butterflykyss]

Nothing but everything to do with your "stanning" of him and his great works. LOL

hes not on oprah book club for no reason boo. and one black man uplifting another black man was not positive for you too I see? you just glossed over that statement lol

[jwatson]

hes not on oprah book club for no reason boo. and one black man uplifting another black man was not positive for you too I see? you just glossed over that statement lol

im still waiting for you to provide something. You all about receipts but yet you can only provide one page where his mother said she is glad he's happy and the overall message of a man following his own dreams. lol There are men who dream of killing and they follow that yay, men. lol It's cool. You can keep interpreting his work for him though.

[stormphoenix]

I think he has some prose novels and all too but we all know he's only reading it because he stans how he writes Storm which is all cool and everything but i do kind of feel bad for coates. Especially if he thinks it was his actual writing that garnered him a stan rather than the subject of the material. But alas, not my problem.

I don't read Coates Novels I don't think I need a reason too. I more care about how well he knows his source material in comics. So far he's Meh. Why do you feel bad for Coates??

[Marvell2100]

LOL ya Mean his Captain America the only other book he's got.

I will defend Coates on Captain America. It's actually good.

>walks out with his bag of popcorn. munch.<

[jwatson]

hes not on oprah book club for no reason boo. and one black man uplifting another black man was not positive for you too I see? you just glossed over that statement lol

did you read the book? is it good? Oprah not supporting a man who calsl out men as nothing but negative. Am i suppose to think he wouldn't make Oprah's bookclub? lol

[jwatson]

I will defend Coates on Captain America. It's actually good.

>walks out with his bag of popcorn. munch.<

oh i've read it too and i agree but look how much different he treats Cap than he does Tchalla.
I don't think anyone can deny that.

[butterflykyss]

im still waiting for you to provide something. You all about receipts but yet you can only provide one page where his mother said she is glad he's happy and the overall message of a man following his own dreams. lol There are men who dream of killing and they follow that yay, men. lol It's cool. You can keep interpreting his work for him though.

1. tchalla defining his own path not defined by his birthright
2. tchalla loving ororo in a healthy manner
3. tchalla forgiving himself for the past of wakanda including leaving his sister
4. tchalla uplifting dr Franklin out of a life of crime
etc. etc etc.

you said there were NO positive depictions. and I've provided you several. care to move the goal post again ?

[Marvell2100]

oh i've read it too and i agree but look how much different he treats Cap than he does Tchalla.
I don't think anyone can deny that.

Bro, you don't have to convince me. I've said all I need to say about my disdain for Coates' Black Panther.

I'll leave it there.

[BlackClaw]

oh i've read it too and i agree but look how much different he treats Cap than he does Tchalla.
I don't think anyone can deny that.

Probably because Coates knows he’d be run out of town if he even thought about making a white character look like a chump as opposed to a black character.

[jwatson]

1. tchalla defining his own path not defined by his birthright
2. tchalla loving ororo in a healthy manner
3. tchalla forgiving himself for the past of wakanda including leaving his sister
4. tchalla uplifting dr Franklin out of a life of crime
etc. etc etc.

you said there were NO positive depictions. and I've provided you several. care to move the goal post again ?

lol, oh this is too funny. lol