Previous Post > > People can't accept that he's dead. > > I presume you're speaking figuratively, but even so that's hardly accurate Hudlin. As a writer he's hardly tapped out. But as a man, he's clear shown that he's sick and tired of the institutions he has to put up with to get published. > > As the first African American writer, he functionally opened the door for others and took plenty of career hits because of it. It's a shame that one later writer who benefited from Priest's work, deliberately tried to do away with Priest's biggest writing legacy.

> > > People can't accept that he's dead.
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> > I presume you're speaking figuratively, but even so that's hardly accurate Hudlin. As a writer he's hardly tapped out. But as a man, he's clear shown that he's sick and tired of the institutions he has to put up with to get published.
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> > As the first African American writer, he functionally opened the door for others and took plenty of career hits because of it. It's a shame that one later writer who benefited from Priest's work, deliberately tried to do away with Priest's biggest writing legacy.

You could not be more wrong vermin. Saying Priest is dead is like saying Stan Lee is dead. Stan Lee's comics are still around and Priest is still remembered fondly for the work he did on Black Panther.

You would have more accurate had you said that Black Panther is dead and Hudlin is a zombie.