This week’s minorities in cartoons entry is Catwoman (real name: Selina Kyle). She first appeared in “Batman” (vol. 1) #1 in 1940.
Tag: African-Americans
Minorities in cartoons: The Great Lakes Avengers
This week’s minorities in cartoons entry is the Great Lakes Avengers, a C-list Marvel comics superhero team based in Milwaukee.
Minorities in cartoons: Batwing
This week’s minorities in cartoons entry is Batwing, a DC Comics superhero. The original Batwing was created by Grant Morrison and Chris Burnham.
Minorities in cartoons: “Goldie Vance”
This week’s minorities in cartoons entry is “Goldie Vance,” a comic series about a teenage girl detective in early 1960s Florida.
Minorities in cartoons: “Casper and the Angels”
This week’s minorities in cartoons entry is “Casper and the Angels,” a series starring Casper the Friendly Ghost. It aired from 1979-80 on NBC.
Minorities in cartoons: “Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood”
This week’s minorities in cartoons entry is “Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood,” a follow-up series to the classic “Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood.”
Minorities in cartoons: “Barbie: Life in the Dreamhouse”
This week’s minorities in cartoons entry is “Barbie: Life in the Dreamhouse,” a series of web animated videos that debuted in 2012.
Minorities in cartoons: “Fizzy’s Lunch Lab”
This week’s minorities in cartoons entry is “Fizzy’s Lunch Lab,” a PBS Kids online animated series. The series promotes nutrition, healthy eating, and cooking tips for kids.
Minorities in cartoons: Lunella Lafayette (Moon Girl)
This week’s minorities in cartoons entry is Lunella Lafayette (aka Moon Girl), a Marvel Comics character. She first appeared in “Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur” #1 in January 2016.
Minorities in cartoons: “Super Why!”
This week’s minorities in cartoons entry is “Super Why!,” a PBS animated series. “Super Why!” debuted in 2007, and features a group of kid superheroes who use vocabulary based superpowers to save the day.
