Pretty sure CBR hyped up Synch more than Marvel did.
Also Darwin is prominent. Wish it was at Monet's level.
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03-09-2020, 08:41 AM #1111The King Fears NO ONE!
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"Cable was right!"
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03-09-2020, 08:43 AM #1112Extraordinary Member
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Yeah I feel yah on this....like I ask myself do we Reeeeally need Pyro to appear in every issue? Or were people really clamoring for the "return" of Christian Frost?
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03-10-2020, 05:01 PM #1113Spectacular Member
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A friend of mine seems to think it is because there isn't diversity in the X-Office. Historically majority of the writers and editors have been white males. I do not know for sure as I haven't checked but I am interested to see if this is true and what your thoughts are.
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03-10-2020, 05:25 PM #1114BANNED
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Other Vita and Hill who just wrote books, I can't name black writer or artist who has had significant run on the main X-men books. I know Ken Lashley has done some stuff but other than that I am drawing a blank.It is highly possible that Black writer has never had 3 or 6 issue run on the main X-men book. I wish I could research it but I know the number isn't high. Originally Posted by Redshipper
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03-10-2020, 11:29 PM #1115Astonishing Member
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You are being super generous. That office dwells in Incel isolationism, they know full well that they are willfully opposed to the complete inclusion and agency of black male mutant characters. Bishop represents crumbs thrown to whomever may really care. If I'm wrong then please tell the last arc that had a black male mutant play a vital role in the plot resolution. . . . You hate to drop the "R", but how else do you count for the gross omission of any substantial black male mutants on the level of a Cyclops or Wolverine? This is why these books were dying prior to Hickman. Originally Posted by Killerbee911
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03-11-2020, 12:17 AM #1116BANNED
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So I was just curious to see what I could find
Vita Ayala(writer)- Prisoner X, Upcoming Children of the Atom
Bryan Edward Hill(writer)-Fallen Angels
Ken Lashley(artist)- X-men Gold, Uncanny X-men
Larry Stroman-(artist) X-factor
Chris Cross(artist) X-man
Christopher Priest(writer) Deadpool
Jamal Igle(artist) Wolverine and Iron Fist
Khary Randolph(artist) Deadpool
Keron Grant(artist) New X-men,New Mutants, Weapon X, X-men unlimited
Reggie Hudlin(writer) X-men/Black Panther Crossover
This as far I got before I got tired. I am starting to think main X-men books(Uncanny,Adjectiveless) has never EVER had black writer. I don't think X-men line has black writer write more than 6 issues.
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03-12-2020, 03:06 PM #1117Formerly Assassin Spider
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No, never, which is a crying shame in light of how the franchise postures as a superpowered metaphor for the experiences of persecuted and marginalized groups in real life; see Bendis's Uncanny X-Men early on where Cyclops gave a speech condemning police brutality (against mutants) and those that stood idly by and condoned it that could have easily been repurposed to the same end in the real world vis-à-vis African-Americans. Originally Posted by Killerbee911
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03-12-2020, 10:31 PM #1118Ultimate Member
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Olivier Coipel (artist) - Uncanny X-Men, Adjectiveless X-Men Originally Posted by Killerbee911
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03-13-2020, 12:30 PM #1119Ultimate Member
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Maybe and I have to say Maybe because I have not looked at that run in 10 years-Prodigy in New X-Men Academy-where we saw a vision of him as President and how it didn't go too well. Originally Posted by dkrook
Before him the black guy in X-Men 2099 pretty much sacrificing himself to save everybody.
Synch-his death saving racist classmates.
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03-13-2020, 02:49 PM #1120Formerly Assassin Spider
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Mid-2000s for Prodigy, and the other two were 90s comics, as far as I can recall. Originally Posted by skyvolt2000
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06-10-2020, 04:49 PM #1121Ultimate Member
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Add Ray Anthony Height-he did some of Wakanda Forever X-Men Originally Posted by Tycon
he also had this to say years ago
https://twitter.com/RAHeight/status/1269684908978569216
You can see I have had Prodigy & Surge in my sights a while! So, when I talked about my idea for Prodigy & Synch going across the country solving mutant hate crimes that blew up here on Twitter? I was serious!
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06-10-2020, 05:02 PM #1122Formerly Assassin Spider
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Prodigy and Synch solving hate crimes against mutants? That would have been an interesting book to read. Originally Posted by skyvolt2000
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06-10-2020, 05:22 PM #1123Extraordinary Member
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Gah Prodigy is just a boooooore He sucks the life outta everything Originally Posted by Huntsman Spider
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06-10-2020, 05:31 PM #1124Invincible Member
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Originally Posted by BroHomo
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06-10-2020, 06:08 PM #1125BANNED
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Agree. 110%
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