By the time you’re reading this, the Kickstarter campaign for the next book in the Black Super Powered Universe (White) will have launched. If you’re not familiar with the original Kickstarter campaign for Black, the campaign was a monster of a success and from following the social media of the...
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Humanoids Announces A Major Publishing Initiative
Press Release Introducing H1— A New Shared Universe, Featuring Ongoing Comic Books with All New Characters and Superpowered Stories — And Introducing H1 Originals— All New, Stand Alone Mini-Series Created By a Dizzying Lineup of All Star Comic Book Creators John...
Black & Highwaymen Getting The Big Screen Treatment
The Black Cinematic Universe is being built Studio 8 is teaming up with the creative team of the Black comic book series to adapt their critically acclaimed series into an interconnected film universe. Black focuses on a concept where only Black people have super...
BlackSci-Fi.com’s Official Review of Black Panther
**Some Spoilers** Bruh. Okay before I jump into this review, let me share a quick anecdote: during Thanksgiving of last year I went to visit my mom and stepfather in Florida. As it seems is my usual thing to do now when I visit family, I started talking comic books,...
Black Mask Studios Kicks Off 2018 With Two New BLACK Titles
Press Release BLACK [AF]: AMERICA’S SWEETHEART Graphic Novel, On Sale Timed to Black History Month BLACK [AF]: WIDOWS & ORPHANS Mini-Series, Debuting in April (January 18, 2018) Having taken the publishing industry by storm with a widely popular Kickstarter...
We Got Next: The upcoming adaptations of Black, Princeless, and Cannon Busters
For me the biggest announcement to come out of San Diego Comic Con 2017 weren't any new pieces of footage dropped from either Marvel or DC. It wasn't even the Star Trek: Discovery panel info that was released, in addition to a new trailer. Okay, I'm lying. That Black...
50 Comics To Read When Hollywood Doesn’t Give You Your Black Jedi (Part 4)
The Black Jedi seems to be the elusive unicorn in a never-ending fight for representation. I’m of course referring to the lack of one in Star Wars Episode VII, where Finn didn’t turn out to be the light-saber wielding master everyone hoped he would. As fleeting as it...
Disposable and Black
When it comes to movies and TV, I’ve developed a knee-jerk cringe in reaction to seeing a group of white protagonists with one or two black companions. It’s an automatic response, almost instinctual, because I know that those black people are the expendable ones. I...
