And change her hair. Can you change your hair just by thinking about it? No.
Earth 2: World's End #24: I'm very sad that they had to job Val-Zod to make this moment happen and I'm worried that he's not on the cover of Earth 2: Society, but this was a great moment for Power Girl. Green Lantern New Guardians #40: So Kyle shuffles off
to die in Omega Men #1
, but before he goes he leaves the universe with a single Blue Lantern and several White Lanterns, each who hold a bit of the Life Equation. Good end to a meandering series at times.
Can someone explain the Mighty Avengers spoiler? Like what's the significance?
It's very meta. Monica's character got revived in Nextwave, where they fought the Beyond Corporation. The continuity of the series has always been a bit iffy, although there have been plenty of references to it in other titles. The speech is riffing on that, from the perspective of someone who got semi-rebooted in a non-continuity title where some stuff stuck and some was waved off as jokey nonsense.
The way I understand it, they have been hinting that the characters from Nextwave (Monica, Elsa Bloodstone, Boom Boom, and Machine Man) all believe it occured for some reason. But it didn't. Why this is the case no one knows.
The way I understand it, they have been hinting that the characters from Nextwave (Monica, Elsa Bloodstone, Boom Boom, and Machine Man) all believe it occured for some reason. But it didn't. Why this is the case no one knows.
The issue seems to imply that
the Beyond Corporation is related to the Beyonders. Like they're a splinter faction of jerk Beyonders who just like to mess with people. Like Mr. Mxyptlk, but more of them, and meaner.
I love the fact that Nextwave, despite being officially unofficial, was so much damn fun that creators continue to try and cram it in there. Say what you will about Warren Ellis, but give the man carte blanche and you're almost guaranteed to strike gold.
Axel Alonso adressed this, he said the only reason Ron was asked was because he was just one of 5 artists working on the issue and the color he used was apparently noticeably darker than the other 4 artists so he was asked to lighten it so that the art would remain consistent throughout the issue
I think it's important to realize when you might have been racist without meaning to. Was the editor doing that here? Maybe. I thought that Wimberly's article was fairly good at not accusing anyone, but the insinuation that you might have been racist, even without meaning to, gets people on the defensive very quickly.
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Green Lantern New Guardians #40: So Kyle shuffles off
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It's very meta. Monica's character got revived in Nextwave, where they fought the Beyond Corporation. The continuity of the series has always been a bit iffy, although there have been plenty of references to it in other titles. The speech is riffing on that, from the perspective of someone who got semi-rebooted in a non-continuity title where some stuff stuck and some was waved off as jokey nonsense.
Guessing the costume is her Next Wave version?
YUP. Well, the coat is the wrong color, but basically yes.
The issue seems to imply that
Sex & the Cthulhu Mythos
I doubt that was deliberate.
It never is.
https://thenib.com/lighten-up-4f7f96ca8a7e
Which doesn't seem that racist to me?
http://www.comicbookresources.com/prev_img.php?pid=39962&disp=ilib&oty=1&oid=60378
To my eye, she doesn't actually look noticeably darker there than she does in Declan Shalvey and Jordie Bellaire's page here:
http://www.comicbookresources.com/prev_img.php?pid=39957&disp=ilib&oty=1&oid=60378
Or Ian Bertram and Ian Herring's page here:
http://www.comicbookresources.com/prev_img.php?pid=39958&disp=ilib&oty=1&oid=60378
However, I do think she looks oddly light-skinned in this page by Ariela Kristantina and Sonia Oback:
http://www.comicbookresources.com/prev_img.php?pid=39956&disp=ilib&oty=1&oid=60378
I think it's important to realize when you might have been racist without meaning to. Was the editor doing that here? Maybe. I thought that Wimberly's article was fairly good at not accusing anyone, but the insinuation that you might have been racist, even without meaning to, gets people on the defensive very quickly.
Now...NOW...reunite the team. Bring in the Captain, Tabitha, Elsa, and Machine Man for some epic ass kicking.