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It seemed like they were pandering to try and bring in an audience they had previously ignored, but it just comes off as offensive and unnecessary. He was already well-established, having been printed off and on since 1955 in more than 130 books. Making the guy gay didn't really add very much to the character. I can certainly see why that Indian follows him around.' Real subtle, Marvel. I think that the mask and the powder blue outfit are fantastic. As far as the Lone Ranger, all I can say is, I don't care which one of us is faster, I just want to meet him. Also faster than Wyatt Earp who is soooo overrated and rude it makes me crazy to talk about it. 'You kids are such gossips, aren't you? Okay, here's the rundown: I'm faster than Kid Colt, the Two-Gun Kid, Apache Kid and Kid Shaleen. Since they just changed his sexual orientation, the most obvious alteration was to his speech.

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He was brought back in 2003 in the series Slap Leather and again in a follow-up called The Sensational Seven. Not only is this character offensive to about 2 billion people on the planet, he's also offensive to eggs.

His modern adaptation is less offensive in obvious ways, but still hints at various cultural stereotypes that are better left on the wrong side of history. He even became enamored with Wonder Woman's body at one point and attempted to seduce her. He has been retconned and reimagined over the years, but little could be done to forget his offensive beginnings. Throughout his publication history, he continued to offend just about anyone with the sense to take offense. because, y'know, he was an egg without actual arms, so what else was he going to do? It acted as his arms, allowing him to whip and grab his enemies. Oh, and that Fu Manchu he was sporting - well, that thing was prehensile. The backstory for this offensive character is that he was a Chinese Communist agent who, for some unexplained reason, was the size of a house and shaped like an egg.