segment that i ve done as he did in this one. he wanted to detail for me how latino superheroes are not necessarily new but they re new in the marvel universe. and i m hoping you can help us understand and unpack why that is and why that s important. yeah. so let me jump in real fast here and, daniel, you jump in if you want. but, you know, we ve been there. we ve been in this superhero spaces, in comics, in radio, in, you know, all sorts of different ways. and we can go all the way back to let s talk about zorro even, right? and the inspiration for zorro, a lot of research on that. in fact, the inspiration for zorro was joaquin murrieta, an outlaw bandit, coming up from mexico, doing the whole thing with the gold rush era, all sorts of trauma and tragedy in his life. anyway, zorro, then a bunch of
want. but, you know, we ve been there. we ve been in this superhero space, in comics, in radio. let s talk about zorro even, right, and the inspiration for zorro, who was an outlaw bandit. coming up from mexico, doing the whole thing with the gold rush era, all sorts of trauma and tragedy in his life. anyway, zorro, then a bunch of western comics in the 40s and 50s modelled off zorro. but it wasn t really till the mid- 70s when george perez and bill mat low brought us white tiger and everything came