Take It In Blood
Banned
Would also pull in that feminist/Wonder woman crowd.
Now is the time
Now is the time
Last edited:
if D.C. were smart they'd greenlight a "Vixen" movie to capitalize off the Black Panther hype
- Thread starter Take It In Blood
- Start date
HipHopStan
Top 113 Poster
And then have everyone say that the only reason that they did it was because of BP and get further criticism? Nah.
AnotherRoute
Just another post by
Black Panthers hype is not going to extend to other black leads.
loyola llothta
☭☭☭
Yeah they should before marvel do
Have no clue who this bytch is, had to look her up.
Ol’Otis
The Picasso of the Ghetto
But she married John Stewart
FromStLouis
Superstar
WB/DC needs to stop being reactionary to everything Marvel does, that's how they got into the hole they're in now.
Norrin Radd
To me, my board!
Every black female is a bedwench on the Coli don’t you knowBut she married John Stewart
Kenny West
Veteran
Moving like that is pretty much how the DCCU became the clusterfukk it is now.
he's probably talking about legendsBut she married John Stewart
Black Panther is a little bit harder to replicate in general because they essentially created a more intelligent version of the Fast and Furious ensemble cast formula with T'Challa as the "Dom" [central character], and Wakanda/Afro-furturism taking the place of the "cars".
What i mean by that is BP became the most tweeted about movie ever, surpassing Star Wars, and the 3 most talked about characters were 1.) T'Challa 2.) Erik and 3.) Shuri. However, you'll also hear a gang of people talk about Okoye and the Doras. And about the M'Baku challenge. You'll also see relationship counseling articles referencing Nakia/T'Challa and Okoye/W'Kabi. And Forbes and Business Insider articles about Wakandan politics and technology providing lessons for the real world.
So while T'Challa himself is selling out toys, panther masks, and other merch for lil kids [the primary demo for superheroes] the movie has offered something for nearly everyone. Barely any white characters can offer that level of impact, let alone the more scarce black heroes.
What i mean by that is BP became the most tweeted about movie ever, surpassing Star Wars, and the 3 most talked about characters were 1.) T'Challa 2.) Erik and 3.) Shuri. However, you'll also hear a gang of people talk about Okoye and the Doras. And about the M'Baku challenge. You'll also see relationship counseling articles referencing Nakia/T'Challa and Okoye/W'Kabi. And Forbes and Business Insider articles about Wakandan politics and technology providing lessons for the real world.
So while T'Challa himself is selling out toys, panther masks, and other merch for lil kids [the primary demo for superheroes] the movie has offered something for nearly everyone. Barely any white characters can offer that level of impact, let alone the more scarce black heroes.
loyola llothta
☭☭☭
I thought they got in the hole because they did the opposite of the MCU
FromStLouis
Superstar
That's part of it but it begins with being reactionary. DC didn't even have a films division at Warner Bros before starting the DCU. That's borne out of being reactionary and it was a mistake.
Yes and no