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Would be highly disappointing if this guy is right.
Here's the direct link to the location of the video where they discuss this.
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:| Well, f**k. Black or Latino huh... as a Latino I'm pretty damn disapointed. As much as I'd like to see Miguel O'Hara one day I think Peter is the Spider-man The Avengers should have!
The way this makes it sound is that he is doing it simply due to race, and for that reason if this is true I won't watch it. DC has movies coming out so I won't care honestly.
Like I've said do what you want to Peter, but make Peter Spider-Man.
At least he's an original character. So it's not another blatant and malicious anti-white race swap.
I don't see the problem here - why should other ethnicities get stuck with all the second tier characters? It's almost embarrassing how Marvel has slighted these characters, from Blade to War Machine to Falcon.