This book posits that if there were US experiments in World War II to create Captain America out of a white person, they would probably have tested it on black people first, which isn't really too far-fetched for mid-20th Century America. I mean, the Captain America stuff is, but not the experimenting on black people. Anyway, this book was originally out of continuity, but descendants of Isaiah Bradley, the Black Captain America, are all over the place in the Marvel Universe now so it's clearly in continuity. This book is really well written by Robert Morales, but again it's the art by Kyle Baker that stands out. I've never seen anybody make white men look more evil. You should check it out, but it's a bit depressing so if you're already sad why don't you go rent UHF starring Weird Al or something instead?
RATING: 78%
Thursday, August 28, 2008
Truth: Red, White, And Black
Labels:
Captain America,
Comic Review,
Glenn,
Kyle Baker,
racism,
Robert Morales
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White men are evil. Although, to be fair, I'm white, and I'll give syphilis to anybody.
That may have been the most tasteless joke I've ever made.
Nah, probably not.
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