Is recoloring the faces of classic white superheroes like The Flash the best way to incorporate minorities into the medium, or does a character like  Miles Morales from The Ultimate Spider-Man represent a better way forward? I0N takes a hard look at modern comic makers’ attempts to diversify their characters.

Is recoloring the faces of classic white superheroes like The Flash the best way to incorporate minorities into the medium, or does a character like Miles Morales from The Ultimate Spider-Man represent a better way forward? I0N takes a hard look at modern comic makers’ attempts to diversify their characters.

Is recoloring the faces of classic white superheroes like The Flash the best way to incorporate minorities into the medium, or does a character like &nbsp;Miles Morales from The Ultimate Spider-Man represent a better way forward? I0N takes a hard look at modern comic makers’ attempts to diversify their characters.

The Clumsy Coloring of Comic Book Characters

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The Clumsy Coloring of Comic Book Characters

The Clumsy Coloring of Comic Book Characters