In this engaging interview with Milton Davis, we dive deep into the creative mind behind "Spacefunk," exploring the inspirations, challenges, and remarkable stories that shaped this groundbreaking anthology. From the influence of African astronomy to the legacy of Hidden Figures and Black...
Reviews
Review- Black Lightning, Episode 8/ The Book of Revelations
Check out our review of Black Lightning, Episode 8/ The Book of Revelations!
Review – Irrational Numbers: Addition
Check out our review of Irrational Numbers: Addition.
Review/ Crescent City Monsters
“Crescent City Monsters is a tribute to the old school creature features that used to haunt our TV screens late at night, with plenty of Louisiana flavor sprinkled in.”
Review/ Sideways #1
Check out our review of Sideways #1.
Review- Black Lightning, Episode 7/ Equinox: The Book of Fate
Check out our review of Black Lightning, Episode 7/ Equinox: The Book of Fate!
Review/ Is’nana the Were-Spider Vol. 2
“Is’nana the Were Spider is a creepy, but exciting adventure into this world of bees and spiders.”
Review- Black Lightning, Episode 6/ Three Sevens: The Book of Thunder
Check out our review of Black Lightning, Episode 6/ Three Sevens: The Book of Thunder!
Review/ The Silencer #1
Check our our review for the first issue of the the new DC Comics series The Silencer.
BlackSci-Fi.com’s Official Review of Black Panther
The beautiful blackness of it all……
Review- Black Lightning, Episode 5/ And Then The Devil Brought The Plague: The Book of Green Light
Check out our review for Black Lightning Episode 5, And Then The Devil Brought The Plague: The Book of Green Light!
All The Stars Are Closer- A Black Panther film Review/ Essay
“THIS …is the paradigm shift many fans have been waiting for, no matter ethnicity or relation to the character.”
Review- Black Lightning, Episode 4/ Black Jesus
Check out our review for Black Lightning Episode 4, Black Jesus.
Black is Beautiful: A Black Comix Returns Review
“Black Comix Returns formula is to subtly draw the reader in with a quick synopsis of the writer and/or artist on each page, but then leaving huge swaths of area for the creators work to speak for itself.”
Review: Kill Order
“Kill Order harkens back to those simpler times, where folks just got knocked the f’ out for viewers entertainment.”
Review/ Noble Vol 1: God Shots
“All in all this collection of the first arc for Noble is, pun totally intended, a noble effort.”
Review/ Accell Vol. 1: Home Schooling
“I recommend running as fast as you can to pick up Accell Vol. 1: Home Schooling.”
Review: Aiya #1
“The story itself is enough to captivate your imagination, yet when you add the artwork, there is much more added to its substance and quality.”
Review: Aiya #1
“The story itself is enough to captivate your imagination, yet when you add the artwork, there is much more added to its substance and quality.”