The Replacements

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Title

The Replacements

Subject

Superhero Comic Strip

Description

An analysis of the effect of African American legacy characters replacing white superheroes.

Creator

Autumn Ash

Source

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Publisher

Self-Published

Date

November 12, 2019

Rights

Creative Common Share alike with Attribution

Format

8.5 x 11, PDF of 12 Slide PowerPoint

Language

English

Type

Periodical

Identifier

OMIT

Files

Citation

Autumn Ash, “The Replacements,” Critical Fanscape, accessed October 17, 2026, https://chambl91.msu.domains/CriticalFanscape/items/show/133.

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