Might be like poor Connor Hawke, whose ethnicity apparently varies by moonlight. (The one thing *I* didn't like from Identity Crisis was that Connor was suddenly white with a bad hair cut)
...Really? Wow. It's not even like Connor, where I can kind of understand the colorist being confused by the blond hair, son-of-a-white-man thing. Did she have a big role in the book?
"Johns and company are going to slip a new status quo in under our noses!"
Going to...?
Besides, I was tired of THAT status quo anyway. They really look the sharp aroma and stuff after the first decade or so. It was long overdue, if you ask me. ;)
Umm... magic? It is the sepcial for the Day Of Vengance mini-series, after all. ;)
ReplyDeleteSeriously, perhaps that is a mystery they are saving for the Shadopact to deal with at a later date.
Might be like poor Connor Hawke, whose ethnicity apparently varies by moonlight. (The one thing *I* didn't like from Identity Crisis was that Connor was suddenly white with a bad hair cut)
ReplyDeleteOh. No. They. Didn't.
ReplyDelete...Really? Wow. It's not even like Connor, where I can kind of understand the colorist being confused by the blond hair, son-of-a-white-man thing. Did she have a big role in the book?
You'd think it'd be more logical to jsut color somebody hispanic if you're not sure -- that way, you can blame it on lighting or a tan.
ReplyDeleteHoly Coloring Errors! Evidently no one could decide that day?
ReplyDeleteRelated, perhaps, to the same metatextual disease that changed Tempest's son into a daughter....
ReplyDeleteJohns and company are going to slip a new status quo in under our noses!
ReplyDelete"Johns and company are going to slip a new status quo in under our noses!"
ReplyDeleteGoing to...?
Besides, I was tired of THAT status quo anyway. They really look the sharp aroma and stuff after the first decade or so. It was long overdue, if you ask me. ;)
She was the child of two DEFINITELY black parents, wasn't she? Wow....
ReplyDeleteYep, they showed her Mom in her flashback origin. Two definately black parents.
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