Characters with different genders, sexualities, disabilities, ethnicities and nationalities in North American Marvel comic books.
((Also characters with intersectional identities as well))
►► Inspired by queenmera
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Characters with different genders, sexualities, disabilities, ethnicities and nationalities in North American Marvel comic books.
((Also characters with intersectional identities as well))
►► Inspired by queenmera
Part 1
Part 3
Echo 1x05 "Maya"
Mark Brooks is a genius.
Mentally unwell women who would vivisect somebody for being a bit of a dick are 🔛🔝
Watch Echo. Please. Please.
I cannot stress enough how important it is to see this kind of representation, this kind of investment from a company like Marvel, in telling indigenous peoples' stories. They consulted with the Choctaw nation, they DUBBED THE ENTIRE SERIES IN CHOCTAW. Choctaw is an endangered language! Fewer than 500 people remain that speak it fluently! And here it is, preserved in a Marvel Show about a Native Super Hero!!!!
I know you have MCU fatigue, I get it. I understand that some of the disney+ Marvel shows have been underwhelming. But I am BEGGING YOU. Just watch Echo. Just give it a chance, give Her a chance. The world is a better place with stories like this in it, and the only way we will get more of them is if we show companies like Marvel that their investment isn't a waste.
Alaqua Cox as Maya Lopez ECHO (2024), created by Marion Dayre
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Alaqua Cox's first appearance as Maya Lopez/Echo Hawkeye (2021) - Hide and Seek