Rapper and actor Method Man talked about how reading comic books informed and shaped his moral code.
The rapper and actor made the admission during an interview on the podcast Jemele Hill is Unbothered. He told Hill, "The stories taught me how to read better, taught me words that I wouldn't have known if I hadn't picked up the books, gave me a moral code that I didn't know I had. A lot of us that read the books have an inner moral code that we hadn't even noticed."
For years, the rapper has spoken about his love for comics in several interviews and appearances. In February of this year, he spoke on wanting to play Marvel Comics' Bishop and launched a campaign by cosplaying as the character. He has also participated in two Marvel podcasts. In Marvels, he played Ben Urich in the 10-episode series. Marvel's Voices had the actor bring the Marvel anthology Marvel's Voices #1 to life. The actor played himself in a Season 1 episode of Luke Cage, where he contributed a song "Bulletproof Love" for the episode.
In 2020, Method Man appeared in the horror-comedy Vampires vs. The Bronx, the Netflix series Teenage Bounty Hunters and Starz' Power Book II: Ghost.
Source: Jemele Hill is Unbothered