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Why Marvel’s ‘Wonder Man’ is So Relatable to Black People
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Marvel’s newest series “Wonder Man” starring Yahya Abdul-Mateen II has officially hit Disney+!
He’s considered dangerous and unstable, because his power manifested in the body of a black man who suffers from anxiety and depression,” said another.
It’s hard AF being a creative Black man huh.
Not just creative but quirky or different.”One other user expressed on Threads: “I stayed up and watched Wonder Man all the way through.
I gotta believe that my gift and my difference holds value even if others don’t see it.”Added another, “The Self Tape episode of Wonder Man is sending me.