Originally posted by Juk3n
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I think it just comes down to the principle of the whole thing. I support a black spider-man (unless done as an alternate-universe spider-man) as much as I support a white Storm, or a Mexican Samus... I just don't.
I am not even entirely fond of Samuel L. Jackson as Nick Fury. Halle Berry as Catwoman was terrible (but, to be fair, that movie would have been terrible with a white woman as well) And I hated Michael Clark Duncan as Wilson Fisk.
Originally posted by Symmetric Chaos
Stan Lee created him as a cripple. He's no longer crippled.
Stan Lee created him as the leader of the X-men. He's no longer in charge.
Stan Lee created him with the power to telekinetically deflect marbles. He can no longer do that.
Stan Lee created him as a morally pure person. He's been revealed as kind of a dick.
Those were all changes made in the actual story, right? If the story had changed X into a black guy, then I'd be all like "Ok, go for it!" I'd say the same for Spiderman... if, say, Peter Parker died and some black kid took over (Kinda like what happened with Ben Reilley) then I'd be like "Ok, cool, lets see a movie about that guy." But, I still wouldn't support him (the theoretical black kid) being changed into a white guy for the movie.