[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]For those of you who have been keeping up with Marvel’s Secret Wars saga along with the new Civil War II series, this issue will answer the one question folks have had since the franchise introduced Amadeus Cho as the…
Thief of Thieves #32 Conrad is a professional thief and he’s good. Very good. But to clear his conscience and make up for past deeds he only steals from thieves. If you have never read Thief of…
I often talk bout comic book characters and readers who are left out of the discussion when it comes to mainstream comics and scifi, but I head never heard of Comics Empower before creator Guy Hasson invited me on his…
Lately I’ve been hearing rumblings across the web landscape challenging the term “blerds” and what a real nerd is and (as usual) misogynistic rants against many of my fellow blerdgurls. The sad part is I’m used to hearing the taunts…
Dieselfunk Studios and Gallatin Galleries are presenting artist Tim Fiedler’s BLACK METROPOLIS: 30 Years of Afrofuturism, Comics, Music, Animation, Decapitated Chickens, Heroes, Villains, and Negroes from May 23 to May 30. (Chickens?) The event will launch with an opening reception on…
If you follow me on Snapchat, then you know I was at the Glyph Comic Awards on Friday. It was both my first time at the event, as well as my first time at the African American Museum of Philadelphia (which…
Next in my #AfricaRising series is a review of Sannkofamaan, written by Akinseye Brown and created by his company Sokoya Comics. A comic about an African-American quantum physicist who gains powers after a scientific experiment goes wrong. The resulting explosion…
Black Panther #1, written by The Atlantic national correspondent and National Book Award winner, Ta-Nehisi Coates, accompanied with outstanding art by Brian Stelfreeze, garnered international buzz and attention upon the announcement of this series in 2015 and debuted as the…
