#ebony white

[fureliselost]

SO

the "A-Listers ghost-hunting" AU which turned into a "Danny is a cheerleader" AU... somehow

I realized we didn't know the cheerleaders in DP aside from Paulina, so I had to drag my various OCs into this AU.

(Mallory Doukas, Melinda Martins, Cristina Walter, Ebony White, Helena Barden, Alyssa Joy)

Some of them have Faceclaims too!

Ebony White

Cobalt Blue

Jordan Keane

Mallory "Mal" Doukas (FC is Mallory Merk)

Delilah Dawson (couldn't find the FC's name anywhere)

[pulpsandcomics2]

5 Star Comics      1950

[fandomsandfears]

My  bully for the eah: page Turn discord! (eah oc rp that takes place in the generation after the show). It can be found on Disboard 

this is Ebony White, Apples daughter. shes spoiled and aweful and was made purposely so we’d have a bully. Her, the Magic Mirror girl, and a Charming daughter make up a mean girls eq group >:)) we’re haveing fun

She’s a natural blond but dies it black to embody her story.

[mariocki]

The Brothers: Trade Wind (3.7, BBC, 1974)

"We can't agree that without David."

"Oh, then, put him down as a vote against then, but at least let's get it settled."

"No, I want his opinions."

"Could we meet again tomorrow?"

"No, I'll be in Dover."

"But this is absurd! It's time we stop this nonsense where every mortal thing has to be decided in committee!"

"As long as I'm in the chair, that's the way we do it."

[maxsindiecomics]

The Green Hornet '66 meets The Spirit #4 (October 4, 2017)

writer: Fred Van Lente | artist: Bob Q | colorist: Dearbhla Kelly | letters: Travis Lanham | packager & editor: Nate Cosby | publishing company: Dynamite Entertainment

[doesithavetobeaspider]

The Spirit #5 by Darwyn Cooke

[kl-writes]

One of the weird things about reading old comics is that you’ll be shocked when some parts are rather progressive for the time, but others are exceedingly a product of their time.

IE, the Spirit: Some issues seem forward-thinking. The Black Queen, for instance:

A lot of emphasis is put on her appearance and the fact that she’s a woman- these days, a character like that could be seen as backwards, or like tokenism. However, it was a progressive move for the times: and unlike many other “femme fatales” in the Spirit’s run, there isn’t a focus on her having sex or seducing men in this issue, and she is a competent antagonist (Held back a bit by her partner-in-crime’s bumbling).

But constantly backwards on other issues. IE, Ebony, pretty much in all issues:

It’s not just Ebony, the portrayal of most black characters is about on the same level. I’ve read some articles that see Ebony’s portrayal as not being racist (Or, at least, progressive for the times)- however, even the author, Will Eisner, later admitted he was lazy in his portrayal, and that his earlier works made him cringe (30 years later). It’s not that they “didn’t know any better” back then, either, even if this thing was normal.

IDK, these are just some of the things that are jarring to me when I read old comics.