Anonymous: Do you have anything to say to those who think Marvel is doing diversity wrong by using derivative and replacement characters instead of creating new original (diverse) characters from the ground up?
Yes, I think people who are worried about “doing diversity wrong” either have too much free time on their hands, or aren’t really concerned with that issue at all, but are just unhappy that we’ve changed something that they liked the way it was.
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