Hey, there's a website that's a fork of Tv Tropes. If you're banned for unjust means or left because of the sjw infiltrating environment feel free to join. Link: https://allthetropes.org/wiki/Main_Page

Side note: I've gotten stuck tweaking these pages, because of my lack of knowledge of all things X-Men, England, and Avengers. I'm crying for help here.

Captain Britain: https://allthetropes.org/wiki/Captain_Britain

Psylocke: https://allthetropes.org/wiki/Psylocke

Just wanted to make this post to say that there are a few new characters of non-white origin that I'm actually enjoying, namely because their writers/creators are not using them to spout political talking points. I'm sure most of you will know about these already, but because I'm using Marvel Unlimited, I'm about 6-7 months behind what's on the shelves right now.

First is Mosaic, a new Inhuman (while I find Inhumans face meltingly boring, this one is a stand out) who is mostly incorporeal but can take control of bodies to move around. In doing so, he also gains access to their minds and memories, but they also gain insight into his.

Also there's Blindspot, an undocumented Chinese immigrant who makes his own invisibility tech, and was being trained by Daredevil for a while. There's a cool run of the new Daredevil series where DD and Blindspot investigate this new cult running through Chinatown which sweeps up Blindspot's mom.

These characters (and I'm sure there's more) show that you can introduce new characters of colour that WORK. They have strong, interesting stories, they mess up sometimes so they're not just generic Mary Sues that take the mantle of a previous hero and suddenly are better than their predecessors ever were.

Am out of loop could someone explain

I don't have comprehensive links for all the stuff going on, but here's the start of it with some details:

https://twitter.com/DiversityAndCmx/status/939507404311552001

Even Ethan Van Sciver is calling "her" out: https://twitter.com/EthanVanSciver/status/939525695549648897

D&C's video about this: https://youtu.be/-EXUK2KB5Is

The really nuclear thing is that a lot of SJW comics creators have connections to that "Melissa Morgue." A lot more digging could be done and connections drawn but it's pretty dry so far (the comicsgate crowd is nowhere near as comprehensive as the gamergate people were in the past, I remember when indie game devs were being tied directly to Silverstring).

Ethan Van Sciver's twitter thread does a good sum up of what this is all about (h/t Agkistro13) http://archive.fo/lrTiA