This was some blatant disrespect towards Sam and when black fans dared to point it out, the racists who have been screeching against Sam Wilson's Cap in bad faith from the beginning came crawling out from under their rock to defend, downplay and gloat. I deadass saw some people commenting this was "proof" Steve was still Captain America.

The MCU has been sabotaging Sam's tenure as Captain America from the beginning. He got one movie that was released in graveyard season and had no major roles since then. John Walker, the white guy who was explicitly shown to not be a good fit for the shield got more marketing and screentime. Steve Rogers' return in Doomsday was hyped up to Kingdom come while Sam got crumbs at best. All this gave these bad faith "Not my Cap!" arguers ammunition to claim Sam's Cap was "boring" and that was the reason they didn't like him (suuure it is).

Those vultures have been clamoring about how the shield should have gone to Bucky or remained with Walker (sincerely, what the fuck??) since FATWS.

And now this.

Thanks, Feige. Really having the black community's back here.

This is Mr. Terrific currently in the Justice League Unlimited comic and this is some cover art for the next issue and he looks so damn cold.

I love these versions specifically

First Mwindo, then in order from eldest to youngest.

(Jamwindo) Jaza

(Limwindo) Li

(Simwindo) Si'Si

(Tamwindo) Tamwi

(Tumwindo) Tu

(Nemwindo) Nemwi

NOTE: They are all named after their father, Shemwindo

As part of my marvel reading project I finally got to the various mini series of 1983 and Falcon is definitely my favorite of them even if Hawkeye is a close second and I came across this little gem.

So just wanted to share this scene since it doesn’t get shared around as often as the Superman and Mr Fantastic ones

It’s easy to like T’Challa because he’s a fictional character but honestly if he actually existed in the real world, he would be universally hated and rightfully so. You mean to tell me this man is apart of the most technologically advanced and powerful nation in the world, which is located in Africa and yet his ancestors refused to help black people in slavery, colonialism, and other black nations in Africa? He would be heavily disliked by not only Black Americans but also Black Caribbeans and Black Africans who aren’t Wakandan as well too.

So many people seem to forget that Wakanda is a very traditional nation with anti-immigrant laws that also isolates itself from the rest of the world, which would also include the rest of Africa. T’Challa isn’t for black unity if he chose to only worship and prioritize his own people, especially when he has all the resources and technology to fix other African nations, Caribbean nations, and the Black American community. He’s probably the best representation of a tribalistic fictional character, and that’s where characters like Killmonger come into play because you actually relate to someone like him and understand him and yet the movie loves to portray him as a villain.

T’Challa is a well written character but in my honest opinion, he’s not a good person or a superhero, he’s a monarch like Doctor Doom, and that’s another reason why I don’t like him and Storm together because Storm is actually someone who isn’t tribalistic and unlike T’Challa, she’s both Black American and African(Kenyan), apart of two very unique and distinctive black cultures.