@anjali.filmiYahya Abdul-Mateen II points out the obvious optics of Marvel cancelling Black-led projects like BLADE and WONDER MAN. He insists it must be a priority to change that narrative responsibly using quality stories and quality resources. The full thoughts appear in a Vanity Fair story: https://www.vanityfair.com/story/yahya-abdul-mateen-on-wonder-man-cancellation
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The focus is a man wearing sunglasses and a dark, textured vest with red accents. He has a beard and his expression is serious. The style is cinematic, with a dark, slightly gritty background. The orange-tinted sunglasses are a notable detail.
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@anjali.filmiYahya Abdul-Mateen II points out the obvious optics of Marvel cancelling Black-led projects like BLADE and WONDER MAN. He insists it must be a priority to change that narrative responsibly using quality stories and quality resources. The full thoughts appear in a Vanity Fair story: https://www.vanityfair.com/story/yahya-abdul-mateen-on-wonder-man-cancellation
View original postPhoto by @anjali.filmiยท Aug 20, 2026ยท Photo 1 of 2ยท Yahya Abdul-Mateen II
The focus is a man wearing sunglasses and a dark, textured vest with red accents. He has a beard and his expression is serious. The style is cinematic, with a dark, slightly gritty background. The orange-tinted sunglasses are a notable detail.
See all Yahya Abdul-Mateen II photosRead the Yahya Abdul-Mateen II wiki
