You're a DC writer tasked with reintroducing these guys for the modern day. How do you ho about it?

You're a DC writer tasked with reintroducing these guys for the modern day. How do you ho about it?

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El Dorado is now South America's equivalent to Superman.
Not necessarily the exact same backstory and powers, but he's their main hero with the typical flying brick power set.

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Make a Harvey Birdman style parody show with them

I don't want to be Greg Weisman

Explain me how these character racist again? Why is black lighting okay but not black Vulcan? I haven’t met a single actua Native American that got offended over Apache chief.
>El Dorado is now South America's equivalent to Superman.
He should’ve been apart of the mainstream DC universe like wonder twins…

Young Justice already did a good reinvention of them (before they turned one of them gay)

The problem with Apache Chief is his name. Native Americans are comprised of countless tribes with different customs, and get butthurt whenever they’re lumped under a single name. But the real issue is that DC knows they’re not a demographic worth catering to given how small their revenue is.

His modern name of Longshadow works well enough.

>Explain me how these character racist again?
Who said they were?
>I haven’t met a single actua Native American that got offended over Apache chief.
How many native americans have you met? How many who even know that the character exists?

In the current age?
It would be something shitty like this:

>El Dorado is the Venezuelan Superman
>Grew into the Chavez regime and drank the KoolAid, being used as a figure like Stalin did with the Red Son
>Hated Superman, seeing him as the maximum figure of American imperialism and all that jazz
>Eventually they team up, and while he still does not trust Superman, he kinda realizes they're more similar than he thought and part in amicable ways