It is an understandable situation, but there are more people in the comic than the main characters. There are often consultants, designers, dates, and other ch

It is an understandable situation, but there are more people in the comic than the main characters. There are often consultants, designers, dates, and other characters introduced all the time. I'm not someone who believes you need to shoehorn in diversity, it's just something to consider in this day and age. When introducing a new primary, secondary or background character, why wouldn't they be X? If the answer is, "because they contemporaneously are more likely to be Y", sometimes that's because of systematic problems that don't self correct without active social awareness. I had forgotten about Asok, of course race and ethnicity get even more charged when you get into Indian culture and American corporate culture.