Black Panther Cartoon

Article, here.

Apparently this was anounced back in April, but I'm just hearing about it. As excited as I would be about this, the fact that Weggie's writing and BET's producing makes it (potentially) full of fail. I mean, when's the last time BET has produced any good show?

True Believer wrote:

Article, here.

Apparently this was anounced back in April, but I'm just hearing about it. As excited as I would be about this, the fact that Weggie's writing and BET's producing makes it (potentially) full of fail. I mean, when's the last time BET has produced any good show?

ok that would probably be the most unintentionally funny cartoon ever

Shaun wrote:

True Believer wrote:

Article, here.

Apparently this was anounced back in April, but I'm just hearing about it. As excited as I would be about this, the fact that Weggie's writing and BET's producing makes it (potentially) full of fail. I mean, when's the last time BET has produced any good show?

ok that would probably be the most unintentionally funny cartoon ever

i have a feeling that cosmic armbars are soon to ensue

REEF aka Luke Cage wrote:

Shaun wrote:

True Believer wrote:

Article, here.

Apparently this was anounced back in April, but I'm just hearing about it. As excited as I would be about this, the fact that Weggie's writing and BET's producing makes it (potentially) full of fail. I mean, when's the last time BET has produced any good show?

ok that would probably be the most unintentionally funny cartoon ever

i have a feeling that cosmic armbars are soon to ensue

and the ebony sword and the time frogs too

Shaun wrote:

REEF aka Luke Cage wrote:

Shaun wrote:

True Believer wrote:

Article, here.

Apparently this was anounced back in April, but I'm just hearing about it. As excited as I would be about this, the fact that Weggie's writing and BET's producing makes it (potentially) full of fail. I mean, when's the last time BET has produced any good show?

ok that would probably be the most unintentionally funny cartoon ever

i have a feeling that cosmic armbars are soon to ensue

and the ebony sword and the time frogs too

god that FF story...seriously WTF

its so bad its funny

i found it entertaining (even moreso than the armbar) that Black Panther effortlessly navigates his way through the vacuum of space....by.....JUMPING from asteroid to asteroid!!! BUH AHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

and i found it funny that Storm's powers worked in space where...say it with my class

THERE IS NOT ATMOSPHERE!!!!!

McDuffie even went out of his way to make special note that Storms powers work BETTER in space!?!?

give him a hand everybody

I only know Huddlin from banned Boondocks episodes so I didn't know that he actually wrote the Black Panther comic.

Apparently the arguing about the book was so heated and sometimes racially charged, that for awhile CBR actually banned any BP discussion on their boards. As for his actual work the only things that I could find were a panel where Dr. Doom pulled a Jimmy the Greek and a discussion about a story where BP and other black superheroes fought racist vampires in New Orleans.

JustChris wrote:

I only know Huddlin from banned Boondocks episodes so I didn't know that he actually wrote the Black Panther comic.

Apparently the arguing about the book was so heated and sometimes racially charged, that for awhile CBR actually banned any BP discussion on their boards. As for his actual work the only things that I could find were a panel where Dr. Doom pulled a Jimmy the Greek and a discussion about a story where BP and other black superheroes fought racist vampires in New Orleans.

Yeah it was actually pretty crazy. I read some of them, basically Tony Stark was the epitome of the White Man holding a brother down in the Civil War tie ins and such.


I mean everyone says Stark was a dick in CW and other tie ins... that was NOTHING compared to how he was portrayed by Hudlin.

Ugh, then the Adventures of BP featuring the Fantastic 4 run was bad too. More Golden Frog cameos... and Zombies. Yes.... Marvel Zombies.

PeteWisdom wrote:

JustChris wrote:

I only know Huddlin from banned Boondocks episodes so I didn't know that he actually wrote the Black Panther comic.

Apparently the arguing about the book was so heated and sometimes racially charged, that for awhile CBR actually banned any BP discussion on their boards. As for his actual work the only things that I could find were a panel where Dr. Doom pulled a Jimmy the Greek and a discussion about a story where BP and other black superheroes fought racist vampires in New Orleans.

Yeah it was actually pretty crazy. I read some of them, basically Tony Stark was the epitome of the White Man holding a brother down in the Civil War tie ins and such.


I mean everyone says Stark was a dick in CW and other tie ins... that was NOTHING compared to how he was portrayed by Hudlin.

Ugh, then the Adventures of BP featuring the Fantastic 4 run was bad too. More Golden Frog cameos... and Zombies. Yes.... Marvel Zombies.

That wasn't Hudlin.

True Believer wrote:

PeteWisdom wrote:

JustChris wrote:

I only know Huddlin from banned Boondocks episodes so I didn't know that he actually wrote the Black Panther comic.

Apparently the arguing about the book was so heated and sometimes racially charged, that for awhile CBR actually banned any BP discussion on their boards. As for his actual work the only things that I could find were a panel where Dr. Doom pulled a Jimmy the Greek and a discussion about a story where BP and other black superheroes fought racist vampires in New Orleans.

Yeah it was actually pretty crazy. I read some of them, basically Tony Stark was the epitome of the White Man holding a brother down in the Civil War tie ins and such.


I mean everyone says Stark was a dick in CW and other tie ins... that was NOTHING compared to how he was portrayed by Hudlin.

Ugh, then the Adventures of BP featuring the Fantastic 4 run was bad too. More Golden Frog cameos... and Zombies. Yes.... Marvel Zombies.

That wasn't Hudlin.

Which one? Civil War or Zombies?



I'll agree to Civil War, since I'm not certain, but Zombies definitely was.



Either way, both were racist.

PeteWisdom wrote:

True Believer wrote:

PeteWisdom wrote:

JustChris wrote:

I only know Huddlin from banned Boondocks episodes so I didn't know that he actually wrote the Black Panther comic.

Apparently the arguing about the book was so heated and sometimes racially charged, that for awhile CBR actually banned any BP discussion on their boards. As for his actual work the only things that I could find were a panel where Dr. Doom pulled a Jimmy the Greek and a discussion about a story where BP and other black superheroes fought racist vampires in New Orleans.

Yeah it was actually pretty crazy. I read some of them, basically Tony Stark was the epitome of the White Man holding a brother down in the Civil War tie ins and such.


I mean everyone says Stark was a dick in CW and other tie ins... that was NOTHING compared to how he was portrayed by Hudlin.

Ugh, then the Adventures of BP featuring the Fantastic 4 run was bad too. More Golden Frog cameos... and Zombies. Yes.... Marvel Zombies.

That wasn't Hudlin.

Which one? Civil War or Zombies?



I'll agree to Civil War, since I'm not certain, but Zombies definitely was.



Either way, both were racist.

The F4 run was McDuffie. And while it certainly wasn't stellar I don't think it was racist.

PeteWisdom wrote:

JustChris wrote:

I only know Huddlin from banned Boondocks episodes so I didn't know that he actually wrote the Black Panther comic.

Apparently the arguing about the book was so heated and sometimes racially charged, that for awhile CBR actually banned any BP discussion on their boards. As for his actual work the only things that I could find were a panel where Dr. Doom pulled a Jimmy the Greek and a discussion about a story where BP and other black superheroes fought racist vampires in New Orleans.

Yeah it was actually pretty crazy. I read some of them, basically Tony Stark was the epitome of the White Man holding a brother down in the Civil War tie ins and such.


I mean everyone says Stark was a dick in CW and other tie ins... that was NOTHING compared to how he was portrayed by Hudlin.

Ugh, then the Adventures of BP featuring the Fantastic 4 run was bad too. More Golden Frog cameos... and Zombies. Yes.... Marvel Zombies.

Thanks for the info. From what I've read of BP's involvement in Civil War it feels like BP was involved because he didn't agree with the policy, not because of racism. Like this segment from an article on the reprinting of BP #22

"Visiting Namor in Atlantis as a part of their World Tour/Honeymoon, T'Challa and Ororo are persuaded by Namor to take a stand in the escalating Civil War ripping through America. The possibility of Iron Man's plan for a Unites States overrun by militaristic super heroes cannot be allowed. Civil War is about to get International."

True Believer wrote:

PeteWisdom wrote:

True Believer wrote:

PeteWisdom wrote:

JustChris wrote:

I only know Huddlin from banned Boondocks episodes so I didn't know that he actually wrote the Black Panther comic.

Apparently the arguing about the book was so heated and sometimes racially charged, that for awhile CBR actually banned any BP discussion on their boards. As for his actual work the only things that I could find were a panel where Dr. Doom pulled a Jimmy the Greek and a discussion about a story where BP and other black superheroes fought racist vampires in New Orleans.

Yeah it was actually pretty crazy. I read some of them, basically Tony Stark was the epitome of the White Man holding a brother down in the Civil War tie ins and such.


I mean everyone says Stark was a dick in CW and other tie ins... that was NOTHING compared to how he was portrayed by Hudlin.

Ugh, then the Adventures of BP featuring the Fantastic 4 run was bad too. More Golden Frog cameos... and Zombies. Yes.... Marvel Zombies.

That wasn't Hudlin.

Which one? Civil War or Zombies?



I'll agree to Civil War, since I'm not certain, but Zombies definitely was.



Either way, both were racist.

The F4 run was McDuffie. And while it certainly wasn't stellar I don't think it was racist.

Yeah... no..


I was talking about BLACK PANTHER


the ongoing book

I don't want to see it really...

Which is kind of sad because I think it'll be okay.

This show will be compelling. I can't wait, I have more reason to watch BET than I did before!

JustChris wrote:

PeteWisdom wrote:

JustChris wrote:

I only know Huddlin from banned Boondocks episodes so I didn't know that he actually wrote the Black Panther comic.

Apparently the arguing about the book was so heated and sometimes racially charged, that for awhile CBR actually banned any BP discussion on their boards. As for his actual work the only things that I could find were a panel where Dr. Doom pulled a Jimmy the Greek and a discussion about a story where BP and other black superheroes fought racist vampires in New Orleans.

Yeah it was actually pretty crazy. I read some of them, basically Tony Stark was the epitome of the White Man holding a brother down in the Civil War tie ins and such.


I mean everyone says Stark was a dick in CW and other tie ins... that was NOTHING compared to how he was portrayed by Hudlin.

Ugh, then the Adventures of BP featuring the Fantastic 4 run was bad too. More Golden Frog cameos... and Zombies. Yes.... Marvel Zombies.

Thanks for the info. From what I've read of BP's involvement in Civil War it feels like BP was involved because he didn't agree with the policy, not because of racism. Like this segment from an article on the reprinting of BP #22

"Visiting Namor in Atlantis as a part of their World Tour/Honeymoon, T'Challa and Ororo are persuaded by Namor to take a stand in the escalating Civil War ripping through America. The possibility of Iron Man's plan for a Unites States overrun by militaristic super heroes cannot be allowed. Civil War is about to get International."

Yeah but Starks level of Dickery was LEAGUES above any other Dickery he portrayed in ANY other crossover.

I mean, they might as well have just pulled a Kanye and say "so and so poiltical figure doesn't like black people"

I still really want to know how Marvel could live with itself publishing Hudlin's crap.

CaptainJoel wrote:

I still really want to know how Marvel could live with itself publishing Hudlin's crap.

you know whats weird though,


I just found out he wrote some Marvel Knights Spider-Man issues,


and I happen to remember enjoying them.

PeteWisdom wrote:

CaptainJoel wrote:

I still really want to know how Marvel could live with itself publishing Hudlin's crap.

you know whats weird though,


I just found out he wrote some Marvel Knights Spider-Man issues,


and I happen to remember enjoying them.

Whoa, he did didn't he?

I forgot about all that... maybe he just really thought since he was writing a black hero he had to make it all about Race.

CaptainJoel wrote:

PeteWisdom wrote:

CaptainJoel wrote:

I still really want to know how Marvel could live with itself publishing Hudlin's crap.

you know whats weird though,


I just found out he wrote some Marvel Knights Spider-Man issues,


and I happen to remember enjoying them.

Whoa, he did didn't he?

I forgot about all that... maybe he just really thought since he was writing a black hero he had to make it all about Race.

Yeah, he also wrote some of the "Other" issues.



But the main one I was talking about was the whole... umm arc with the Skrull who was a mock Superman, who dressed as a gimp, and loved Jesus.


I'll admit, I liked it.

PeteWisdom wrote:

CaptainJoel wrote:

PeteWisdom wrote:

CaptainJoel wrote:

I still really want to know how Marvel could live with itself publishing Hudlin's crap.

you know whats weird though,


I just found out he wrote some Marvel Knights Spider-Man issues,


and I happen to remember enjoying them.

Whoa, he did didn't he?

I forgot about all that... maybe he just really thought since he was writing a black hero he had to make it all about Race.

Yeah, he also wrote some of the "Other" issues.



But the main one I was talking about was the whole... umm arc with the Skrull who was a mock Superman, who dressed as a gimp, and loved Jesus.


I'll admit, I liked it.

0_0

Ah, okay... I don't quite remember that one...

but I'll take your word on it.

PeteWisdom wrote:

CaptainJoel wrote:

PeteWisdom wrote:

CaptainJoel wrote:

I still really want to know how Marvel could live with itself publishing Hudlin's crap.

you know whats weird though,


I just found out he wrote some Marvel Knights Spider-Man issues,


and I happen to remember enjoying them.

Whoa, he did didn't he?

I forgot about all that... maybe he just really thought since he was writing a black hero he had to make it all about Race.

Yeah, he also wrote some of the "Other" issues.



But the main one I was talking about was the whole... umm arc with the Skrull who was a mock Superman, who dressed as a gimp, and loved Jesus.


I'll admit, I liked it.

At first I thought you meant the Mark Millar/Terry Dodson issues. Those were great. But Hudlin's weren't too bad, either.

True Believer wrote:

PeteWisdom wrote:

CaptainJoel wrote:

PeteWisdom wrote:

CaptainJoel wrote:

I still really want to know how Marvel could live with itself publishing Hudlin's crap.

you know whats weird though,


I just found out he wrote some Marvel Knights Spider-Man issues,


and I happen to remember enjoying them.

Whoa, he did didn't he?

I forgot about all that... maybe he just really thought since he was writing a black hero he had to make it all about Race.

Yeah, he also wrote some of the "Other" issues.



But the main one I was talking about was the whole... umm arc with the Skrull who was a mock Superman, who dressed as a gimp, and loved Jesus.


I'll admit, I liked it.

At first I thought you meant the Mark Millar/Terry Dodson issues. Those were great. But Hudlin's weren't too bad, either.

Yeah, most of it was, kinda eh about the whole Venom thing. But for the most part, I thoroughly enjoyed them.

But yeah, recently at the rents and unearthed those Marvel Knights Spidey, and all my Squadron Supreme Power issues.


Good times.