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It's part of a What If miniseries where a bunch of AU Miles Morales becomes a different super hero other than Spiderman. Captain America, Hulk, Thor, etc. The final issue will be some multiverse team-up or somesuch.

This one, ouch. It just doesn't make Miles Thor-ales a "black" stereotype. It straight up turns him and Asgard into a list of "urban" stereotypes.

I'm having trouble finding adequate images to showcase just how permeated the low-key racism is here, but just know it's very, very much a case of quantity over quality.

Like this image alone is actually mostly harmless but I cannot overstate just how overloaded this kind of stuff is in the issue.


Why is his armor a hoodie? Because "black". Why is his man-skirt/kilt a shirt tied around his waist? Because "black". *Why is Mjolnir graffitied, and why is graffiti covering every square inch of Brooklyn-gard?* Because "black.

[@Background Pony \#A6D1](/forums/dis/topics/the-nerd-out-thread?post_id=5259588#post_5259588)

It's part of a What If miniseries where a bunch of AU Miles Morales becomes a different super hero other than Spiderman. Captain America, Hulk, Thor, etc. The final issue will be some multiverse team-up or somesuch.

This one, ouch. It just doesn't make Miles Thor-ales a "black" stereotype. It straight up turns him and Asgard into a list of "urban" stereotypes.

I'm having trouble finding adequate images to showcase just how permeated the low-key racism is here, but just know it's very, very much a case of quantity over quality.

Like this image alone is actually mostly harmless but I cannot overstate just how overloaded this kind of stuff is in the issue.


Why is his armor a hoodie? Because "black". Why is his man-skirt a shirt wrapped tied around hims waist? Because "black". *Why is Mjolnir graffitied, and why is graffiti covering every square inch of Brooklyn-gard?* Because "black.

[@Background Pony \#A6D1](/forums/dis/topics/the-nerd-out-thread?post_id=5259588#post_5259588)

It's part of a What If miniseries where a bunch of AU Miles Morales becomes a different super hero other than Spiderman. Captain America, Hulk, Thor, etc. The final issue will be some multiverse team-up or somesuch.

This one, ouch. It just doesn't make Miles Thor-ales a "black" stereotype. It straight up turns him and Asgard into a list of "urban" stereotypes.

I'm having trouble finding adequate images to showcase just how permeated the low-key racism is here, but just know it's very, very much a case of quantity over quality.

Like this image alone is actually mostly harmless but I cannot overstate just how overloaded this kind of stuff is in the issue.


Why is his armor a hoodie? Because "black". Why is his man-skirt a shirt wrapped tied on him? Because "black". *Why is Mjolnir graffitied, and why is graffiti covering every square inch of Brooklyn-gard?* Because "black.