@AmoraEdits@CaixaG5969@KathAntonio7@kelly_fodase@jasonsdagger No sweetie he was created by George Perez— A Puerto Rican man from the Bronx. The Jewish white you could potentially be referring too is Chris Claremont whose most known for the Xmen and Marvel, not DC
@CaixaG5969@KathAntonio7@kelly_fodase@jasonsdagger Sweetie, Aladdin and the Wonderful lamp came out in 1927–was translated from French translator Antoine Galland from an autobiography from an Indian individual Hanna Diyab. Also the OG Follkore was from One Thousand and One Nights which has been around since the 9th century
@lunar_kun12368@z_kokonut@KathAntonio7@kelly_fodase@jasonsdagger No—there’s people all over the globe
That jojo characters are based on. For example Giorno Giovanna is literally inspired by Prince— A black man though he’s drawn to be Caucasian. And For example, Joseph Joestar legit saved Smokey— a black man from being assaulted by cops.
@KathAntonio7@kelly_fodase@jasonsdagger Ok she was literally inspired by an Indian actress, people drawing her with white skin is a fault on the artist, not the fault of the character. People need to be more considerate considering a literal Puerto Rican man—George Perez created these characters.
@loshightway@jasonsdagger@GustavoBechelli People literally use references when drawing, literally any draiwing artist will tell you drawing without reference is barely a thing lol
@kelly_fodase@jasonsdagger Her red gem is literally a Bindi, and George Perez legitimately got his inspiration by an Indian actress, next time—don’t make invalid slanderous claims without evidence