Are there any superheroes who aren't white?

There are super heroes of all races.

Like this guy

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_black_superheroes

Frozone from The Incredibles was black.

Hancock

From Fantasy Magazine:

#7 Spider-Man 2099: In 1992, Marvel created 2099, a line of comics about superheroes 100 years in the future. The future version of Spider-Man was geneticist Miguel O’Hara. The 2099 universe was short-lived in its popularity, but Miguel was probably one of the first Latino characters to be featured so prominently. Writer Peter David was a few years ahead of his time in actually noticing that there were people of color around.

Not to many because the minority is always the first to be killed.

green lantern
storm
cyborg
blade

Cat Woman.

@Parrappa “Honey where’s my supersuit” Mr.Cool.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_black_superheroes#Movies!!!!

Spawn !

Dr. Manhattan from Watchmen! sorry, couldn’t resist :)

Yes. Many. See Wikipedia link:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_black_superheroes#DC_Comics

Piccolo Daimao. He is green.

maybe you can find some from this girl, she looks awesome! (Again from Fantasy Mag)
Araña: Araña is a teenager in Brooklyn who discovers she has Spider-like powers and joins the mystical Spider Society to battle the would-be world-conquering Sisterhood of the Wasp. Sounds corny, but it’s very well executed, and just a good, fun read. Unlike some of the other characters on this list, Araña’s ethnicity is neither invisible nor rooted in stereotypes. She speaks Spanglish, struggles to balance her studies and social life with her battles against the evil Wasps, and has an interesting relationship with her Dad–a journalist who seems to have a lot of integrity (although he’s s a bit overprotective at times). Clearly a take-off on Spider-Man (who guest-starred in an early issue), Araña had the same entertaining contrast of high school blues and superhero battles as Ultimate Spider-Man or the early days of the classic 60s Spider-Man. Unfortunately, the series didn’t last long, but maybe she’ll make a comeback.

Barack Hussein Obama?Yeah right!!

oops, sorry @ZEPHYRA , @cazzie—didn’t see ya.
I have a tendency to leap before I look.

@cazzie Araña sounds amazing!

Captain Planet isn’t white, he’s blue.

Static Shock!

one of the Superman stand-in’s was black. There were three or four of them before Superman came back to life.

I just realized there is such a thing as Superhero illiteracy.

Here U go !
& let’s not forget “Chief Hung Low-Low” Native american Porn Super hero ! XD

Space Sheriff Gavan!

There is, of course, the Penguin, but I guess he’s an arch-nemesis. Sorry @liminal, I suffer from Super-Hero Illiteracy (SHI Syndrome) too.

List of 12 Mexican superheroes, list of 10 Asian superheroes, because diversity includes more than just black (and blue) superheroes.

The answers to this question are making me laugh so very much, thank you!

SUPERFLY!

And let’s not forget Bumblebee Man.

The Incredible Hulk isn’t white. He’s green.
Nightcrawler is blue.
Hellboy is red.
The Thing is orange.

Also, Afroman.

This guy is my personal hero.

Mighty Mouse and Underdog—can’t forget the non-homosapiens.

@Vunessuh of course you found that!! lol

Batfink

blankman (actual movie with damon wayans)

[mod says] Minor typo in title fixed via internal editing, at the asker’s request.

@augustlan aw, that was sweet of you. I was slowly resigning myself to my mistake, but thank you, it was driving me crazy!

GI Joe’s slick “Snake-Eyes” is a cool Asian ninja superhero.

http://www.thewizdesign.com/uploaded_images/SnakeEyes-739912.jpg

http://www.collider.com/uploads/imageGallery/GI_Joe_Snake_Eyes/snake_eyes_gi_joe.jpg

The Incredible Hulk was green….

I bet your kids don’t even know what “race” or “diversity” means. I know I didn’t when I was into superheros…I think discrimination is something that is learned and they’ll turn out fine even if all their superheros are white if you set good examples.

kato(The_Green_Hornet)

I can’t believe that no one mentioned Marvel’s Black Panther, Black Colossus, the “new” Captian Marvel, or the Falcon or DC’s Black Lightning, all African Americans.

Also, DC’s Blackhawk team had Chop-Chop, an Asian martial arts expert.
DC’s Legion of Superheroes had Karate Kid, who kind of started out as Caucasian but sort of morphed into being an Asian. Marvel also had an Asian martial arts hero, Chang Chi and the Ancient One, an Asian supreme sorcerer who mentored Doctor Strange.

And then of course there are non-human (but humanoid) characters, such as DC’s Legion of Superheroes Braniac 5 (a good guy, not a bad guy) who was as green as the Hulk, and Shadow Lass, who was kind of a dusky shade of blue, and Marvel’s Adam Warlock who was gold colored..

I could probably go on if I put my thinking cap on, but that’s all I have time for right now.

So, with all these answers how come nobody else named them? Am I really getting that old that these characters have dropped out of the collective conscience? Or, oh my! am I still a comics geek after all these years?