Shortly after that, I was up at Marveland I met the editor at the time. I think it was Jim...
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Shortly after that, I was up at Marvel
and I met the editor at the time. I think it was Jim Shooter.
And he didn't call me a colored artist. He just said, "Go see this editor
and they'll see what they can do for you." People always say,
"Was there sexism?" There was kind of the opposite of sexism. Even though there
weren't many female fans yet, and, probably, the percentage
of the office was mostly guys, everybody was a mentor
and I met the editor at the time. I think it was Jim Shooter.
And he didn't call me a colored artist. He just said, "Go see this editor
and they'll see what they can do for you." People always say,
"Was there sexism?" There was kind of the opposite of sexism. Even though there
weren't many female fans yet, and, probably, the percentage
of the office was mostly guys, everybody was a mentor
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Shortly after that, I was up at Marvel
and I met the editor at the time.
00:00:05.796 --> 00:00:08.841
I think it was Jim Shooter.
And he didn't call me a colored artist.
00:00:08.924 --> 00:00:13.137
He just said, "Go see this editor
and they'll see what they can do for you."
00:00:13.022 --> 00:00:15.472
People always say,
"Was there sexism?"
00:00:15.556 --> 00:00:17.391
There was kind of the opposite of sexism.
00:00:17.474 --> 00:00:21.311
Even though there
weren't many female fans yet,
00:00:22.104 --> 00:00:26.942
and, probably, the percentage
of the office was mostly guys,
00:00:27.026 --> 00:00:28.819
everybody was a mentor.
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Movie Summary
Meet the writers and artists behind characters like Black Panther, Miles Morales, Ms. Marvel, Luke Cage, the X-Men, Captain Marvel, and many other characters in the Marvel Universe, highlighting their impact on pop culture and media.
