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A History of Black Superheroes--Leon gets SCOOPED!!!
I've read comics my whole life.
I've created comics throughout my professional career.
Depending on who you ask, some people would say I practically am one...
So WHO would be better suited than me, Leon D.Grance, to write about the history of Black (or African-American, if you will) Superheroes?
ANSWER?: ...uh, her-
Early this morning while I was nursing a hangover from recording this week's L.E.O.G, Tonyz Girl (inspired by the opening of Hancock) cranked out this brilliant piece of work:"I Need A Hero!"
All Negro featured black characters in knock offs of already established white characters: Ace Harlem (a police detective like Dick Tracy), Lion Man (a jungle hero like Tarzan) and Sugarfoot and Snake-Oil (a comedy team like Laurel & Hardy, but in the minstrel tradition), and there were others ...
As much I'd like to tell you that, "Oh, uh...I coulda done that...if I wanted to", the truth is she really did her research and I'm quite jealous.
Enjoy!
I've created comics throughout my professional career.
Depending on who you ask, some people would say I practically am one...
So WHO would be better suited than me, Leon D.Grance, to write about the history of Black (or African-American, if you will) Superheroes?
ANSWER?: ...uh, her-
Early this morning while I was nursing a hangover from recording this week's L.E.O.G, Tonyz Girl (inspired by the opening of Hancock) cranked out this brilliant piece of work:"I Need A Hero!"
All Negro featured black characters in knock offs of already established white characters: Ace Harlem (a police detective like Dick Tracy), Lion Man (a jungle hero like Tarzan) and Sugarfoot and Snake-Oil (a comedy team like Laurel & Hardy, but in the minstrel tradition), and there were others ...
As much I'd like to tell you that, "Oh, uh...I coulda done that...if I wanted to", the truth is she really did her research and I'm quite jealous.
Enjoy!
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Comment by Tonyz Girl on July 3, 2008 at 12:10pm -
Thank you Leon. You are too kind. I'm glad you enjoyed it. I had fun working on it.
My boy Tony is the real comic junkie. I wanted to impress him.
The "ALL NEGRO COMICS" . That one was an eyebrow raiser LOL!
I yelled... WTF! But that was 1947.
Don't be jealous Boo, You're still the man!
I'm quite sure you coulda done this...in your sleep.
BLACK NERDS UNITE!
The revolution will be televised! LMAO!
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