You say that buy I see Mandy (You're a Fine Girl), Fox on the Run, and The Chain on that tracklist so this cannot be true.

I think that was meant to be his attempt at using symbolic language to fit in and he likely used a word he'd heard her called in the prison, thinking it was simply a euphamism for "woman".

There are a few gender-swapped examples with the creepiness intact. Tarzan is probably the most popular one, it doesn't negate the ugly underbelly of the trope but there are a handful of these with a female gaze.

Two Mules For Sister Sarah was a pretty great subversion of that trope, so was Once Upon a Time in the West.

Yeah, I like Miles and his cast of characters but it still feels like Bendis hasn't figured out what to do with him.

Boffin III must've flipped his shit when he found out about the doublets in Julius Caeser.

Before the responses come, the above was for humor. I know there are genuinely talented and entertaining people on Youtube who aren't harboring secret racist agendas or publicly abusing children.

In fairness there are hundreds of youtube people that are benignly boring or simply obnoxious.

Why didn't Luke Cage, the show set in Harlem, mention that time that two giant green monsters beat the striped shit out of each other there a few scant months before "The Event?" Especially considering that it was mentioned in the first season of Daredevil briefly?

And let's be honest, Excalibur wasn't that good, or straightforward in any way.

I second that. I want to live in the sideways universe where he just made the two sequels to that instead of all these nonsense historical action movies.

Apparently it has nothing to do with the milk's color but rather with the fact that a lot of non-white people are lactose intolerant. So drinking milk is a sign of superiority in their eyes and not just the result of generations of my ancestors living off spoiled milk until all the people who couldn't handle it died…

Great, white nationalists are going to be wearing Hydra shirts now, aren't they? They already took Pepe the Frog and milk from us!

True, but he just got better rather than dying and being replaced by his teenage self.

Consider the source of that piece of information though, there's no good reason to believe that's true and even if it is it's just the encroachment of yet another of the millions of alternate Marvel universes, not a reversal of the real Captain America's story.

But the entire point of the story is that it's a nightmarishly horrible thing that he no longer has those values. This isn't something Captain America chose to become, it's something that was done to him. The lazy story-telling device, which it should be noted was created by the same person who created Captain…

It's not a legendary run or anything but the actual content of the story is overblown. It's meant to be upsetting because a character who has basically been the moral center of the Marvel Universe (though there's a fair argument that that's actually Spider-man) is completely evil, he's applying the same moral center…

I'm looking forward to the end of Evil Captain America just so I can stop listening to the internet whine about it. This is nothing new, they did the same shit with Iron-Man in the 90s, they did it with Spider-Man less than five years ago, and then they did it with Cyclops a couple years ago. I find the Captain…

The craziest thing about that issue was that for some reason out of all the things the 90s Spider-Man animated series could pull from, they made that into an episode. And that show apparently didn't feel that Sandman or Elektro were worthy of making the cut.

Middle-eastern actors like Ben Kingsley and Jake Gyllenhal?