Definitely a point worth highlighting in this case. At least you're approaching this is a real world manner, and offering this particular black perspective. Usually that would be intentionally omitted and we'd get a kind of 'the blacks are at it again' from those looking to further dubious and wayward identity politics of their own. Kudos to you for offering a fair minded take on the need for fleshed out characters rather than tokenism for the sake of it.

I'm certainly no expert, but my son informs me that there is already a Black Superman in the DC Comics called Steel.
I don't know his story, but an existing Black version of Superman would be acceptable to most as long as it didn't replace the classic version.
My biggest reservation is that Henry Cavill made an excellent Superman, A hard task after Christopher Reeve made the role his own.

Thanks for that, I didn't know the name of the character.
But that is the point in case. They could give Steel his own movie or even introduced him so he can work alongside Kal El.
Getting back to Henry Cavill. He has hit out at DC and Warner Bros and has unfollowed them on Twitter etc.
He's said to be one of the nicest people around but the way he has been treated has not been good at all so can't blame him really.

Yep, the best since Reeve.

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

i will accept a Black Anne Boleyn, Achilles, James Bond etc if we can also have a

- Chinese
- Polish
- Columbian

one. The BBC are racist in their multiculturalism.

Eze Peasy at Anfield....

Indeed. The great unwatched for the great unwashed.

Palace since 19 August 1972. Palace 1 (Tony Taylor) Liverpool 1 (Emlyn Hughes)