Latonya Pennington
Latonya Pennington

Latonya Pennington

Latonya "Penn" Pennington is a Black-Asian genderqueer freelance contributor and poet. They've written a plethora of pop culture criticism at sites such as Popverse, Into More, Comics XF, and many more. As a poet, they've been published in places such as Black Sci-fi's Scribes of Nyota, Fiyah Lit magazine, and The Daily Drunk. Check out more of their work on their website Words From A Penn.
Hello, Stranger: Celebrating Ten Years Of Niobe

Hello, Stranger: Celebrating Ten Years Of Niobe

Founded in 2007 by Sebastian A. Jones, Stranger Comics is an independent comic book company featuring comic books set in the fictional universe of Asunda. The characters in this world are not entirely inspired by European fantasy settings either. Instead, Asunda also...

Review/ Fumes #1

Review/ Fumes #1

Created by writers M' Shai Dash and Greg Burnham, artists and colorists Tiah Ankum and Tahilla Ankum, and letterer Deyvison Manes, Fumes is a "cli-fi" (i.e., climate fiction) comic book that is adapted from a short story written by M' Shai Dash.  Even though I don't...

Review- Nubia: Real One

Review- Nubia: Real One

One of the best things that DC Comics has done in the past couple of years is reintroducing some of their most well-known and lesser-known characters to a younger audience via graphic novels. There have been books for Raven and Beastboy from Teen Titans and Zatanna...

What Got Me Through (December) 2020: Pokémon

What Got Me Through (December) 2020: Pokémon

Editor's Note: 2020 has been the year that we’d all like to forget. Without getting into specifics, this year has been difficult for all of us. Here at BlackSci-Fi.com we’re starting a series focusing on those “things” which go us through the year. They can be Blerd/...

Review: Nightfall- Michael’s Awakening #1

Review: Nightfall- Michael’s Awakening #1

Written: Dwayne Robinson Jr. Art: Dwayne Robinson Jr. Colors: John Harley Letters: Terence Young Published: Animation Comics & Entertainment LLC Halloween might be over, but a chill in the air remains. This is not only due to the colder weather but also due to the...

Review: The Black Mage

Review: The Black Mage

Publisher: Oni Press Writer/ Co-Creator: Daniel Barnes Artist/ Co-Creator: D.J. Kirkland I can't tell you how many times I've watched a fantasy or sci-fi tv show or film and noted the one or two token Black characters in a mostly white cast. There's Dean Thomas in...

Review/ Nasomi’s Quest

Review/ Nasomi’s Quest

Writer: Enock I. Simbaya Publisher: MVmedia MVmedia has an impressive catalog of African inspired fantasy and steampunk, known as steamfunk and sword and soul. I've been a fan of their body of work for years, having reviewed some of their first titles on an old blog...

Review- Bitter Root Vol. 1: Family Business

Review- Bitter Root Vol. 1: Family Business

Entertaining audiences while challenging them to confront their worst fears, horror has been one of the most fascinating genres for Black creators. When combined with another medium such as comic books, the audience sees their nightmares within stunning visual art,...

Trendsetters: Janelle Monáe’s The Archandroid

Trendsetters: Janelle Monáe’s The Archandroid

Originally released in 2010, Janelle Monáe's debut album The ArchAndroid was the follow up to the 2007 EP Metropolis Suite I: The Chase. With its innovative sci-fi concept, eclectic musical production, and its symbolic alter-ego Cindi Mayweather, this album is a...

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