Well, we already know how the much maligned (by X-fan idiots) Reginald Hudlind gets down a far as portraying strong women is concerned.....



None of that I am a male feminist Brian Wood type faux BS
Yes. Hudlin's Shuri shows the true strength worthy of a female warrior. Yes, Ororo was injured by a previous action when she was captured by Khan - just another male entity with the hots for Storm. Ororo is healthy enough to defeat one of Khan's envious lovers but when it comes to Khan himself what methods do the x-writers have Storm employ to combat her adversary, this abductor who would have forced his attentions on Ororo if necessary? Storm resorts to seduction.
Always sex.
sex, sex, sex, sex, sex.
The seX-Men.
Every X-Men/mutant story that could be told, has been told. The well has run dry.l
What's left?
sex, sex, Ororo and Logan thrown gratuitously into sexual situations for the delight and titillation of RoLo fanatics and to wash the taste of "black and f*cking" while a married woman and a Queen to T'Challa, sex.
Public Enemy, the legendary Rap music group, never won a Grammy in part, because they angered two groups of people who have some influence in the entertainment realm: Jews and homosexuals. Enter eminem. He's rapped about his hatred for homosexuals, his desire to rape and murder his own mother, and a fantasy about he and his daughter (who was very young at that time), burying eminem's "wife" - the mother of his young daughter - after he'd murdered her. He said if his daughter saw the blood on his wife, he would simply tell the child it was just ketchup.l
eminem is a multiple Grammy winner.
Why?
Why is black Reginald Hudlin held in such disdain by many Storm/x-crement fans while white Chris Claremont - author of that wonderful Storm story titled: ARENA, celebrated?