Marvel Comics Launching Two New CAPTAIN AMERICA Ongoing Titles With Steve Rogers AND Sam Wilson

@Gandressmex - Captain Americans

@Benjamitesandwich - ...he cares about the story, and wants them to be more interesting than "omg, he's black".

@Kurban - I’m tired of it they play race card for Sam what about black panther he’s black hero , American chavez, iron heart, thought america excepted sam as captain allready bring it up now books look good and covers but really sam color

@Kurban - A lot of people care about Sam's ethnicity and skin tone. It's called inclusion. Just because you can't relate to it doesn't mean "Nobody gives a [frick]." That way of speaking, acting, and thinking is exactly why these stories exist. Because folks like you have issues with stories like this existing. He's black is the furthest it should go but here you are making it go further....

@suitekid - That’s literally what the writer said it would be about, focusing specifically on his race. Or did you not even read the article?

@Benjamitesandwich - I never said I didn't, dunderhead. I DO care about the integrity of Marvel comics and the state it's in absolutely infuriates and disheartens me.

@SonOfAGif - Do you see what you're typing? Look at what YOU'RE saying! YES, I'm [frick]ing upset that a black character's only defining trait is how black he is! It's insulting to think that that's all it takes anymore to make a 'good' character, especially for one that's survived as long as Falcon has! He didn't survive on his blackness, he survived on his CHARACTER! By it's very [frick]ing definition, you ARE being racist because you're so obsessed by the very superficial values of what makes a person who he or she is: skin tone. Ethnicity. To say nothing about the fact that we've SEEN this story! Literally every black character has done this story already, ten times over! Black Panther, Luke Cage, Falcon, Monica Rambeau, they've ALL had their piece said on the 'matter of race' FREQUENTLY over the past few years! To the point that it's ALL that seems to matter anymore with these characters to Marvel! Their race IS their character! Does that not seem messed up to you?

But I can see you're not a rational human being because you think I'm somehow 'eliminating' a platform for people and justifying the firing of people who are sick of this shit. You're so blinded you seriously think it's not insulting to relate to a character taking on the 'promotion,' because let's call it what you think it is, a promotion, because it's a white man's title and you can't stand a black character standing on his own in his own name without needing to take somebody else's. It's pathetic that you can't see that and think I'm somehow hating on minorities or 'eliminating platforms' for such stupid, pedantic shit. This whole thing is insulting to people of color, you dumbass!

@SonOfAGif - If I feel like it, maybe. Much as Marvel keeps acting like a one-trick pony when it comes to minority characters instead of just treating them like real people. But you keep going on deepthroating the corporate line on equity, race and diversity like it isn’t a complete sham. I’ll continue waiting for quality in my entertainment. Or die waiting, I guess.

@Kurban - There is something to be said about black superheroes, and characters in general, having to carry the burden of being black and have to speak for black people as a whole, but there are stories focusing on race that deserve to be told. We haven't even read the book yet and are already critiquing it as if it's ended its run.

@THEDARKKNIGHT1939 -

You mean the old man 100 year old Cap who couldn't possibly be Cap anymore passed on his shield to someone else to carry. Pretty much the exact same thing comic Cap did when he aged up into an old man.

@THEDARKKNIGHT1939 - exactly.

@THEDARKKNIGHT1939 - wth are you talking about?

@dracula - Ben Reilly named spiderman is good one bring up