Comic book giant Marvel has added a Native American and a Korean-American teenager to its list of superheroes, pushing forth with its bid to diversify and smash racial boundaries.
"The Marvel Universe's American Southwest now has a superhero to call its very own - the mysterious new hero, Red Wolf," the company said in a statement.
"An outsider and an honest man, Red Wolf is going to need all his wits, and both his fists, to serve and protect this new world from the corrupt organisations that want to control ... the gritty and harsh American Southwest."
The company last week also revealed that Amadeus Cho, a Korean-American, would become the new fictional character Hulk, replacing Bruce Banner.
Both Red Wolf and Amadeus Cho will debut in December.
