Sony to release El Muerto (Marvel) (1 Viewer)

This is a terrible idea..

And stories say he is in 2 comics, it's actually one according to this. First appearance(and only), then dies in the same issue.


I'm confused. They also have him listed as...

El Muerto (Juan-Carlos Sanchez) (First appearance) (Main story and flashback)
 
Not really. It may sound like reaching, but this is a play for a bigger share of the hispanical market. You guys may not know who Bad Bunny is, but he is extremely popular with the young hispanicals everywhere. And El Muerto obviously plays into the whole Day of the Dead thing.
I’m pretty sure he still has to defeat Tony Dalton to win the Latino Comix crown
 
I'm confused. They also have him listed as...

El Muerto (Juan-Carlos Sanchez) (First appearance) (Main story and flashback)

I think there were two different guys who had the mask but shared the name El Muerto. He's such a nothing character that I doubt anyone remembers.
 
I'm confused. They also have him listed as...

El Muerto (Juan-Carlos Sanchez) (First appearance) (Main story and flashback)

I also collect/ buy and sell comics and notations on this comic also say First Appearance and Death of El Muerto on the grading label for CGC.
 
I know who Bad Bunny is. The gripe for me and likely most here is not the actor selected (although some could argue there as well). The issue is the character selected. There are others of Hispanic origin, like Tarantula mentioned above, a part of the Spider-Man mythos.

Sure, but this move is not to satisfy the comics fans in the U.S. , it is to appeal to the young Spanish-speaking masses (and even some non-Spanish speaking masses, Bad Bunny has crossover appeal), and El Muerto is definitely going to resonate much better with Spanish-speaking masses than Tarantula.
 
Sure, but this move is not to satisfy the comics fans in the U.S. , it is to appeal to the young Spanish-speaking masses (and even some non-Spanish speaking masses, Bad Bunny has crossover appeal), and El Muerto is definitely going to resonate much better with Spanish-speaking masses than Tarantula.
We'll agree to disagree on this one.
 

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