onthespot 10 racist comics characters
10. Hemo-Goblin DC Comic
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he Hemo-Goblin DC comics was a vampire created to help a white-supremacy group eliminate non-whites. He is notable mainly for infecting members of the New Guardians with HIV, the virus that causes AIDS. He was killed in battle with the team. A vampire created by a white supremacist group to eliminate the new guardians, his power was the ability to bite black, asian, and latino characters and infect them with HIV.
9. Chop-Chop
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The son of a wealthy Hong Kong restaurateur he moved with his family to San Francisco in 1932. Though his family's wealth entitled him to more than one Ivy League college, he was eventually kicked out of each school he went to.
While in Europe during the early days of World War II, Weng got excitedly caught up in the Blackhawks' cause. He became a pilot, flight mechanic and cook for the team.
After the war ended he returned to California and having been disowned by his father he entered Pacifica University. While there he further learned about aeronautical engineering. Weng returned to the Blackhawks in 1947 as the Chief Flight Mechanic of Blackhawk Airways. He was the Chairman of the Board of Blackhawk Express which was the current version of the Blackhawk International Airways and resides in New York.
Drawn as a chinese caricature with bright yellow skin and buck teeth, he was the only blackhawk who did not wear uniform but a traditional chinese shirt and pants instead.
8. Shamrock Marvel Comic
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Shamrock (also known as as Molly Fitzgerald) is an Irish superhero born in Dunshaughlin, Ireland.
When Molly was 3 years old, she obtained her powers inadvertently. Her
father took her and her brother to the north mountains in Ireland where
their father prayed to the Gods to give his son, not Molly, great powers
to strike down his father's enemies. Although nothing appeared to
happen and they left the mountain, unsuccessful.
Many,
many years later when Molly was in college, Molly would find that her
father didn't fail. She found that she had a special protective aura
that emanated from her body that granted her good luck. It was at that
point that Molly became the costumed hero Shamrock.
Granted her luck powers through supernatural means, Molly Fitzgerald become the crime fighting hero known as Shamrock.The red-haired irish superhero's emblem was a clover leaf. her super-power was "the luck of the irish". Her dad was a militant member of the IRA and attempted to use her powers for terrorism.
7. Memin Pinguin
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Memin is a popular Mexican comic book. He is a poor black kid in the neighborhood. Memin is half Cuban/half Mexican. In several issues he polishes shoes to
help his mom with money. His gang of friends includes Carlos,
Ernestillo, and Ricardillo.
Pulled from stores when an issue coincided with Barack Obama's presidential campaign. Titled "memin runs for president", the protagonist memin is a black boy depicted as a monkey.
6. Egg Fu DC Comic
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Egg Fu is a Chinese super-villain and enemy of Wonder Woman.
Inexplicably shaped like a giant egg, he is a super-genius and former
communist agent. Using a mechanical exoskeleton he walks around on
spider legs that contain a hidden armory. He has been involved with Intergang, the Great Ten and the Science Squad on Oolong Island.
Egg Fu was created by Robert Kanigher and Ross Andru, first appearing in
Wonder Woman #157. (
1965)
A Chinese communist, the super-villain was depicted as a gigantic yellow egg with narrow eyes. He also had a thin, curled moustache which he used as a hand or whip.
5. Tyroc DC Comic
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Tyroc is a member of the Legion of Super-Heroes in the 30th Century. Born on Earth, he has reality-warping screams that give him many different abilities. His home is the racial separatist island Marzal. They are a highly advanced society descended from African slaves, who exist in a dimension that only appears to Earth once every several years. During the apocryphal Five Years Later era, he briefly succeeded Invisible Kid to become President of Earth. There is no counterpart to Tyroc in Reboot Legion continuity. In Prime Legion continuity, Tyroc is briefly depicted as an urban legend. Tyroc was created by Cary Bates and Mike Grell, first appearing in
Superboy #216. (
1976)
After complaints that there were no black characters, editors introduced Tyroc. He ruled an island of black separatists who believed white people were devils.
4. Hoverboy
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One of the most vitriolic interactions our nation has had is with Japan.
The moment Japanese immigration became legal, several organizations
endeavored to give Japanese-Americans as much shit as possible,
including one as petty as the “Anti-Jap Laundry League” which is exactly
what it sounds like. This was vastly exacerbated by World War 2 and
Japan’s attack on Pearl Harbor. As with any war effort, major media
rushed to create war propaganda for the homefront.
This included comic book companies. Characters who previously held no prejudices were now vehicles for Anti-Japanese rhetoric. While unpopular at first, during wartime, he got his niche as a
“domestic” superhero who fought the Japanese threat in the States in a
series called “Yellow Peril”........
3. Steamboat
Not to be outdone, Fawcett Comics (who created Capt. Marvel AKA Shazam) decided to introduce their Black sidekick, Steamboat to the comic book audience. He was an out of work boat captain (thanks to Capt. Marvel) and his alter ego Billy Batson gave him a job where he worked and Steamboat also served as his sidekick/manservant/chauffeur/pilot (which made no sense because Capt. Marvel could fly). In the end, Blacks protested and demanded that the character of Steamboat be discontinued because he was offensive.
In an attempt to attract black readers, steamboat was introduced as captain marvel's vallet. Dim witted, with lips half the size of his face, he was killed off after protest groups visited the editor's office.
2. Anarchist AKA Captain Coconut Comic
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Anarchist, one of the founding members of the X-Statix,
discovered his abilities at a very young age. When he was very young,
Anarchist was adopted by a white couple. When he was old enough, he
began to question the difference in his and his parents' skin tones, and
would frequently try to wash himself clean, thinking he was constantly
dirty. It was thus how Anarchist discovered his mutant ability. When
Anarchist was with the X-Statix, he struggled for face time on the
television with the other members what he thought was too much. Because
of this, Anarchist, along with fellow X-Statix Dead Girl,
left to form his own television show. After the series flopped, they
both returned to the X-Statix. Although Anarchist was one of the more
successful members of the X-Statix, he could not avoid being killed in
the last mission along with the other members. Captain Coconut gained the superpowers after he attempted to wash off his black skin, thinking he was dirty. His nickname captain coconut refers to the notion that he is black on the outside but white on the inside.
1. Black Talon Marvel Comic
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Black Talon is a voodoo cult leaders who gain his powers from the
manipulation of the forces of voodoo magic. He has the ability to create
zombies and control zombies of his creation, either vocally or
telepathically. However, the Black Talon cannot communicate with his
zombies telepathically when they are not in his immediate vicinity.
Black Talon wore a costume with the trappings of various voodoo rituals,
with razor-sharp taloned gloves and boots, and a ceremonial dagger. Pascal horta became a villain when his amputated white hand was replaced with that of a black murderer. He states that the "african corpuscles infected the entire body with evil".
