We here at BlackSci-Fi.com want to keep everyone updated on what some of our favorite creatives will be up to at this years San Diego Comic-Con. Check below for information on various # SDCC-related panels and signings.1. Jason Reeves and Rashad Doucet/ The creative Team behind Pax Sampson Vol. 1:...
Jason Reeves
On The Blerdar: BLACK COM!X DAY 2022
Check out the latest information on Black Com!x Day 2022! WHAT: Black Comix Day 2022THEME: Heroes Rise (A Black History Month Event)WHERE: World Beat Center 2100 Park Blvd., San Diego, CA. 92101WHEN: February 19-20, 2022TIME: 10am-6pm (Sat-Sun)COST: FREE (This is an...
Review/ Pax Samson Vol. 1: The Cookout
If one could capture the essence of the black experience, many persons would find a succinct link between the value of friendship and the value of family. Two people may not be related but at the family party and/or cookout? They are “cousins.” And the amazing thing...
The BlackSci-Fi.com Online Campaign Corner/OneNation: Stronghold #1
In our continuing goal of highlighting BlackSci-Fi and contributions by creators of color and works featuring characters of color across the various creative spectrums, we here at BlackSci-Fi.com are going to highlight some awesome Kickstarter, Seed and Spark,...
133Art’s The Crossing #1 Now Available For Pre-Order
Note: This Kickstarter campaign is for a series co-written/ co-created by BlackSci-Fi.com Editor In Chief, Robert Jeffrey II. Press Release [Los Angeles, CA, 03/03/20] Award-winning comic book publisher, 133Art, has launched the Kickstarter for the first installment...
Changa and the Jade Obelisk #1 Sword & Soul Launches Kickstarter
Press Release MVmedia LLC of Fayetteville, GA, a publisher specializing in science fiction and fantasy based on African/African Diaspora culture and traditions and 133art of Los Angeles, CA, a comic book publishing imprint that specializes in Black independent comic...
50 Comics To Read When Hollywood Doesn’t Give You Your Black Jedi (Part 2)
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...
