I'm starting to think kennycomix is doing this to agonize artists/illustrators with these hilarious stereotypes or mocking about them artists being bland and uninspired.

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"Tre", is that a 'stereotypical urban black male name', like 'Tyler' is for a white boy in the South? ^_^

Also, I can't help but think, being a nerd: "Ms. Parker", and a Black Dude?
Peter walks in: "Aunt May?.....MIles?!....What's going on?!?!" ^_^

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" He might be armed and dangerous "
Someone said
ARMED AND DANGEROUS !

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Alguien debería traducirlo español

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"this dude must be smart because there's no way he's that retarded"

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@Chup@Cabra
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"Mrs. Parker" was a character from Friday who was an older woman watering her lawn in skimpy clothes that everyone lusted over. In the movie she ends up cheating on her husband with a preacher played by Bernie Mac. The cover is a blatant callback to the character.

She's known for being a very sexy black milf archetype.

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