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Bishop – Enforcer From The Future

July 3, 2020

Black Superheroes, Comics Worldwide, History of Black Superheroes

Full Name: Lucas Bishop First appears as a member of a mutant police force from a dystopian future of the Marvel Universe – Xavier’s Security Enforcers (XSE) Bishop travels to the 20th century, joining the X-Men, the figures he’d only known as legendss. Bishop […]

Alex Simmons – Award Winning Graphic Genius Ushering In The Next Generation

July 2, 2020

Featured, Uncategorized

Meet Alex Simmons – Professional Writer and Publisher of Action, Adventure, Sci-Fi and Humor! As a teaching artist and consultant, Alex Simmons has accumulated quite the body of knowledge and experience. In fact, he shares his years of experience globally, […]

Wake Prince of the Bantu Pantheon Films Snippet

Waku Prince of the Bantu

July 2, 2020

Black Superheroes

Inside The Pages

Adilifu Nama – Envisioning Race & The Future of Comics!

July 1, 2020

Comics Worldwide, Featured, Future of Comics, Social Activism, The Experts

AREAS OF EXPERTISE Astro-Blackness American Pop Culture Race Film Comics SciFi Film Afro-futurism Dr. Adilifu Nama is a Professor of African American Studies at Loyola Marymount University. THE NEXT FRONTIER & BEYOND AWARDS American Book Award

Bumblebee

June 30, 2020

Black Superheroes

First African American Super-Heroine of the DC Universe.

Luke Cage

June 30, 2020

Black Superheroes

LUKE CAGE COMIC GALLERY

Pantheon Films All Negro Comics Background

Lion Man – Historical Prototype For Black Panther

June 29, 2020

Black Superheroes, History Highlights

Published By: All Negro Comics – The Title That Started It All DIVE INSIDE THE WORLD OF LION MAN

Black Goliath

June 29, 2020

Black Superheroes, History of Black Superheroes

BLACK GOLIATH’S MEDIA GREEATNESS

Black Mariah

June 29, 2020

Black Supervillains

All Negro Comics – The Title That Paved The Way

June 29, 2020

Comic Creators, Comics Worldwide, Featured, History Highlights, Social Activism

Creator Orrin C. Evans INSIDE THE PAGES

Darryl ‘DMC’ McDaniels: Hip Hop Legend Breaking the Mold with Comic Creations

April 30, 2020

Comic Creators, Featured, The Experts

Darryl “DMC” McDaniels is a legendary musician and Rock and Roll Hall of Famer. For more than 30 years he’s been an undeniable influence on pop culture, and remains at the forefront of hip hop history. Even with his long […]

Black Masculinity in Comic Books: An Interview with Jonathan Gayles

April 28, 2020

Blerd Life, Comics Worldwide, Featured, The Experts

Meet Jonathan Gayles, Ph.D. – Professor of African-American Studies and Associate Provost for Institutional Effectiveness at Georgia State University in Atlanta, GA. This cultural luminary is the producer, director and writer of “White Scripts and Black Supermen: Black Masculinities in […]

Dr. Stephane Dunn – Serving Mainstream Media & Black Superheroes

April 14, 2020

Comics Worldwide, Featured, Social Activism, The Experts

No Stranger to Speaking Her Superhero Inspired Mind! Dr. Dunn explores the representation of race, gender, and sexuality as they play out in the Black Power and feminist influenced explosion of black action films in the early 1970s. Dr. Dunn […]

Nate Moore – Marvel Executive Who Cracked the “Black Ceiling”

April 14, 2020

Comics Worldwide, Featured, History Highlights, History of Black Superheroes

The real ‘Superhero’ behind the movie Black Panther! Nate Moore faced a dilemma in 2010 when advocating for the rule-breaking superhero film. Taking risks has never been the mass media’s strong suit, especially when it comes to African American projects. […]