Mixed Take

S3E4 - DC Comics and People of Color — World Outspoken In this episode, we celebrate some of our favorite DC Comics characters such as Superman, Wonder Woman, and Batman. However, as we desire diversity in DC, we discuss whether that should come about via race-bending, gender-swapping, or the introduction of brand new characters.

DC Comics movies have made some interesting decisions concerning diversity and inclusion in recent films but can they do more? If so, what is the best way to do so? Listen to our thoughts now and we'd love to hear your thoughts as well.

S3E4 - DC Comics and People of Color — World Outspoken In this episode, we celebrate some of our favorite DC Comics characters such as Superman, Wonder Woman, and Batman. However, as we desire diversity in DC, we discuss whether that should come about via race-bending, gender-swapping, or the introduction of brand new characters.

Are you in favor of race-bending and gender-swapping in comic book superhero movies? If not, we have a couple of ideas that surround a Taino hero and a Native American hero. Watch us now on YouTube.

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Mixed Take: Season 3 Ep 4 - DC Comics and People of Color DC Comics was first released in 1934. five years before Marvel. Since then, they’ve produced endless comic books, television shows, animated features, and mo...