Before George Lucas sold his crown jewel to Disney, there were extra works in the form of novels and comics that further explored Star Wars. Dubbed the Expanded Universe, fans were given a depth of stories for which the movies didn’t have the time. At first, it seemed like it would be business as usual, the books would keep going, but it soon became apparent that Disney didn’t want to...
George Carmona III
George Carmona III
George Carmona 3rd is an Artist/Designer, former Milestone Media Intern, former DC Comics paper pusher, book lover and lifelong comic geek. You can find his work at FistFullofArt.com or follow him on twitter at GCarmona3.
Review: Nighthawk #3
Writer: David Walker Illustrator: Martin Morazzo Publisher: Marvel Rating: 12+ Only Minor Spoilers I don't know if this term has ever been used before in comic books, but David F. Walker is leading the charge in “Social Comictary”. Walker and new artist Martin Morazzo...
Review: Nighthawk #1 & #2
Writer: David Walker Illustrator: Ramon Villalobos Publisher: Marvel Rating: 12+ Only As important as the current Black Panther comic is, garnering a ton of attention and praise, deservedly so with two issues in as Coates and Stelfreeze are doing amazing work, I feel...
A Quick Trip to Black Metropolis
On what looked to be the first real day of summer in NYC, I made my way to Gallatin Galleries, part of New York University, just blocks away from Washington Square Park. I went to check out Black Metropolis, a 30 year retrospective of creator, artist, teacher and all...
A Chat with Malice in Ovenland creator Micheline Hess
For the month of April, BlackSci-Fi.com will celebrate kids/ teens, by featuring creators and works who/which are contributing to providing quality, fun, and educational works of art for children and teens. Our goal is to highlight the continued and past works of...
A Quick Chat with Museum of UnCut Funk Curator Pamela Thomas
BlackSci-fi.com celebrates Women’s History Month! Join us in our month long celebration of the history makers past, present, and future. The Museum of UnCut Funk isn’t a traditional brick and mortar display art house. Nope, it’s a virtual presence and traveling...
BlackSci-Fi.com talks with Invisible Universe director M. Asli Dukan
BlackSci-fi.com celebrates Women's History Month! Join us in our month long celebration of the history makers past, present, and future. In January of this year I had the opportunity to speak with independent filmmaker M. Asli Dukan. Based out of New York City, her...
An Interview with dynamic Sci-Fi/ Fantasy Author NK Jemisin
BlackSci-fi.com celebrates Women's History Month! Join us in our month long celebration of the history makers of past, present, and future. As a part of a series of interviews from last year’s Book Riot Live event, I was able to connect with the very busy and very...
The Force is Strong with The New York Jedi
Exclusive to BlackSci-Fi.com Photo Credits George Carmona III As of this writing, we are less than a week out from the release of Star Wars: The Force Awakens. I remember seeing the original Star Wars as a kid and being blown away with the rest of my generation. I can...