Also, the Marvel Comics print continuity has a third negress supergenius in the person of one Moon Girl, Lunella Lafayette, who is an nine year old professor at Sotomayor University with a telepathic link to a dinosaur. She builds moonrockets from spare parts in her spare time.

Also, the new version of the Wasp, Nadia van Dyne (no relation to Janet van Dyne), an asexual bipolar person of boring, has four superscientist teen lesbians or quasi-lesbians working in her lab, called the Agents of G.I.R.L. (which stands for Girls Inaction Research Lab or something of the sort) who are Negro, Spanish, Oriental, Asian-Indian. Later, a negress in a wheelchair, who counts three checkboxes in Woke Bingo, joins them.

Those of you who may have read Tom Swift Junior books when you were young, should be familiar with the concept of a sidekick from whom every particle of personality has been scraped free, as typified by Tom's sidekick Bud -- the most forgettable character of childrens' adventure stories -- Here Marvel has bettered the record of Victor Appleton, by creating four such creatures. All the girls of GIRL are identical in speech and demeanor, and, aside from checking Woke Bingo checkboxes, have no traits.