Written by: Akpoebi Tno Daniel Dan-Asisah Edited by: Tamara-Tonye Dan-Asisah Art by: Tno Daniel Dan-Asisah Science fiction has always been something I have enjoyed for a long time and has been dominated by non-marginalized people for the majority of its existence. So it was refreshing to read a story told from a different perspective by African creators in Signs of the Gathering. This piece of...
Amber T. Hubbard
Amber T. Hubbard
Amber T. Hubbard is a writer, journalist and creator of Kasiah: Mother Nature Incarnate a comic which is coming soon. She was also featured in Sheena Howard’s Encyclopedia of Comics, and has been writing since she was 12years old.
Review/ Scorpio #3
Writer: John Robinson IV Line Artist: Marco Zuffranieri Color Artist: Viviana Spinelli Cover Artist: Scarlet Leigh Editor: Andrea Smith Publisher: IV Wall Comics Scorpio #3, “When Shadows Attack,” is the third chapter in John Robinson IV’s comic book series and...
Review: Is’nana the Were-Spider: Showtime
Is'nana the Were-Spider: Showtime Writer: Greg Anderson Elysee Pencils: Miguel Blanco Inks: Miguel Blanco Colors: Angael Davis-Cooper Letters: Deron Bennett/ Andworld Design Publisher: Webway Comics **Minor Spoilers Follow** Independent comics are continuously rising...
Review-Niobe: She is Death #3
Writer: Sebastian A. Jones Artists: Darrell May/ Sheldon Mitchell Colorist: Sheldon Mitchell Letterer: Joshua Cozine Editor: Joshua Conzine Publisher: Stranger Comics Rating: 9+ Minor Spoilers With a series that is taking off like wildfire, Sebastian A. Jones does not...
Review: Justice #0
Writer/ Creator: Brian J. Lambert Artists: Hakan Aydin/ Fabiao Samao Colorist: Nestor Redulla Letterer: Rune Makerz Editor: Greg Anderson Elysee Cover: Bruno Lima/ Nestor Redulla Publisher: Wingless Entertainment Rating: 12+ Minor Spoilers With a rise in the indie...
Arclight Comics: Forging A Path in Black Comics
Hot on the tail of their release of their new issue, The Passing Issue #0, Arclight Comics seem to be moving at a high speed toward success. They are gearing up to continue moving forward at this pace and put out great content. Arclight is located everywhere,...
Review: Nowhere Man, Vol. 3: Jack, Forget Me Not
Writer: Jerome S. Walford Artist: Jerome S. Walford Publisher: Forward Comix Rating: 12+ Only Jerome Walford is not new to making comics and he proves that yet again with his comic, Nowhere Man, Vol. 3: Jack, Forget Me Not. This book is as action packed...
Review/ The Passing Issue #0
Writer: Edward Williams Artist: Miguel Angel Ruiz Colorist: Tim Wasney Letterer: Edward Williams Storyboard Editor: Brent Lyles Editor: Gabby Pietrzykowski Publisher: Arclight Comics Rating: 12+ Only Black comic books are at an all-time high and we love it. However,...
Review/ The Last Line # 1
Writer: Lawrence King Artist: Bistek Javier Colorist: Splash! Letterer: Justin Birch Editor: Patricia Loupee Publisher: Constant Hustle Comics Rating: 13+ Only The Last Line #1 by Constant Hustle Comics is about a family that may be Earth’s last hope for survival in a...
An Interview With The Gibbs Sisters, Creative Team Behind The Invention of EJ Whitaker
The Gibbs sisters are two African American women that are heading for great success with their comic The Invention of EJ Whitaker. We recently had a chance to speak with the Glyph Comics Award nominated team. They were excited to share their process of creating the...
The Effect Black Panther Is Having On Comic Book Creators of Color
It is beyond exciting that the movie Black Panther has done so well at box office for multiple reasons, including the image that is being portrayed to our young people that we are more than slaves, more than thugs, gang bangers. or criminals. It is a milestone for...
Review-Mother Of Invention
Artificial Intelligence seems to be something that one only thinks of when you reflect on some classic sci-fi movies or books. Mother of Invention, drops you smack dab in the middle of it. Although the title leads a reader to believe that its focus is on the creators...
A Profile of Octavia Estelle Butler
We all have dreams of breaking into an industry and turning it upside down, or creating something never seen or heard of before. During the 1970’s and ‘80’s there was one woman who would destroy that barriers of sexism and racism in the field of science-fiction...