Uh...

[eliyes]

Quoting from this interview with Dan Didio:

In addition to Batwoman, Apollo and Midnighter, you’re also introducing a female bisexual African American superhero in Voodoo. Was it a conscious decision to introduce characters from across the LGBT spectrum?

Yes. What we really wanted to do was show the diversity of our audience across the line of our books. Right now we have such a wide fan base and we wanted to create characters and stories that really reflected [that] fan base.

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Gay League has posed the question of whether Voodoo was previously bisexual, but I'm asking whether they mean Priss at all. Because screw who she screws, since when is she African-American? That and the use of the word "introducing" makes me hope they're introducing a new character as part of Voodoo's support cast.

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[eliyes.livejournal.com]

I'll take a look through that omnibus, then. Oh man, do not get me started again on Jubilee or Ororo's complexions.

Probably. You would think I would be happy that a character I did like in WildCATs, for the most part, might become a representative of my letter of glbt, but I'm just... *grimace* They're changing her, and it makes me suspicious that it might not be for the best. What other ways might they change her?

[taichara]

Granted there's also been really bad colouring elsewhere that basically made Pris look Caucasian -- but see also that subject you don't want to talk about ;3

Given she looks to be losing her spine, it might be better not to ask how they might change her ...

[eliyes.livejournal.com]

Effing colourists. X|

It's probably safest to assume none of the Wildstorm or Milestone characters are going to be much like their extant readers expect. And why not? You can say the same for most of the DC characters. (;_; Claaaaark)