Good point!
I had to learn that the hard way when I moved to Los Angeles and would run into so and so and be disappointed that their stage persona was nothing like how they really are in real life but then again they are only human so my starstruckness lasted about 2 seconds.
I would guess that the black super hero concept would be more of a referee for the ideals system as a checkmate to help prevent chaotic behavior from happening in the first place but their is still no guarantee that everybody would behave accordingly.
The black super hero ideology should be something one can fall back on just before they lose all their manners as Kanye did when he took that action. Something like that or what Chris Brown did can derail careers and leave scars both physical and emotionally for others as well as themselves.
The Black Panther as a fictional character or a real life concept could very well be an @$$hole behind the scenes but should always be depicted as being James Bond proper and dignified even in the heat of the most deadliest battle. Grabbing the microphone while Sue Storm was speaking to promote Storm over her would be rude on his part. Reed, Ben and Johnny would have a word with him on that and he might get escorted from the Baxter Building promptly.
I would rather have black men "FAKE" like they are super heroes than to "REALLY" be gangsters because the damage left behind burns for years to come!
Also as super heroes when we get to that A-list status as a whole genre and we are respected much better than we are now we should be the ones to attack this behavior at all costs and then be the ones with the most forgiveness when healing is needed.
I wouldn't throw Kanye under the bus but the voices that do attack him should come from a platform that cares about the image of black men. My daddy spanked me when it was necessary and my son gets that treatment too when he behaves less than super hero status. Kanye will survive the spanking that is ongoing as will others after him.
Chastisement + Healing = Better Person (Unless they are just a rebel in contempt)
We all are sinners in one way or another but their should be checks and balances. A super hero 10 commandments with some sort of guidelines would help.
Could you imagine if Biggie and Tupac were raised on comic book values as opposed to the streets?
Think that over as you meditate about that black comic book convention you're getting ready to promote! LMAO!

Seriously... I would rather see you or Mac Dee doing it big with the black super hero movement even if you dudes were @$$holes and obnoxious behind the scenes!!!!!
(The urge to TROLL overtakes me)
Flex: "Reggie X wassup man!"
Reggie X: "Fleeeeeeex what's poppin TROLL!"
Flex: "Just paTROLLing the forum and whatnot looking for threads to spam you know how I do."
Reggie X: "Yeah I feel ya."
Flex: "Aw this must be Mrs. Hudlin. Your wife is so beautiful. You are truly blessed."
Reggie X: "Uh Flex... this is not my wife... This is..."
Smoking Hot Woman: "Hi I'm Laquaishlaneisha."
Flex: "Laqua... OK I get it. Nice to meet you La La."
Reggie X: "Soooo Ah... Flex I'll catch ya later."
Flex: "In fact we'll pretend like this meeting never took place."
Reggie X: "Great idea. Peace!"
(As Reggie X and that "FINE" lady who is not his wife walk away Flex bursts into tears)
Flex: "My idol Reggie X has betrayed the super hero code! Our ideals are ruined!"
(Regaining his senses)
Flex: "But then again... Reggie X has game like dat!"