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"Marvel Comics editor-in-chief Axel Alonso has denied claims that the publisher&amp;#039;s influx of Latin superheroes is a bid to come across as more politically correct. The executive said that the introduction of characters such as Young Avengers&amp;#039; Miss America Chavez and Ultimate Spider-Man&amp;#039;s Miles Morales is about supply and demand.   &amp;quot;People out there reading our comic books are of all sizes, creeds and colours, and it&amp;#039;s our responsibility to make them feel included,&amp;quot; he told Fox News Latino. &amp;quot;This isn&amp;#039;t some PC initiative, this is capitalism. This is about supply and demand.&amp;quot; Marvel&amp;#039;s rival DC Comics has also added new minority heroes to its titles in recent years, with characters including Blue Beetle (Jaime Reyes) and the Question (Renee Montoya) being of Latin heritage. Marvel garnered mainstream media attention in 2011 when it replaced the Ultimate Universe incarnation of Peter Parker with the half-black, half-Hispanic teen Miles Morales. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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