Created By: Joanne Starer & Khary Randolph Written By: Joanne Starer Art By: Khary Randolph Lettered By: AndWorld Designs Published By: BOOM! Studios Sirens of the City started on Glass Eye Studios’ Substack before being published by BOOM! Studios. The dark fantasy, set in 1980s NYC, is the...
Khary Randolph
The BlackSci-Fi.com Online Campaign Corner/Excellence Book One Deluxe Hardcover
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,...
Check out ‘Excellence’ at the Skybound Xpo
Today at 12:15 PM PST/ 3:15 PM EST the creators of the critically acclaimed series, Excellence will be on hand to discuss their comic book series during this year's Skybound Xpo. Head here to watch the panel. Check out the details below. 12:15pm-1pm (PST) Visions of...
‘Marvel’s Voices #1’ Book Launch at Anyone Comics
On Tuesday, February 18th, Brooklyn’s own Anyone Comics was host to the latest comic book release from Marvel Comics, Marvel’s Voices #1. This new anthology from the House of Ideas was spun out of their podcast appropriately named Marvel’s Voices hosted by podcaster,...
Review: Excellence: Vol. 1 – Kill The Past
Publisher: Image Comics / Skybound Entertainment Writer/ Co-Creator: Brandon Thomas Artist/ Co-Creator: Khary Randolph Colorist: Emilio Lopez Letterer: Deron Bennett From the creative minds of critically-acclaimed writer Brandon Thomas (Horizon, The Many Adventures of...
Brandon Thomas and Khary Randolph Display ‘Excellence’ With A New Comic Book Series
The creative team of writer/ co-creator Brandon Thomas (Noble, The Many Adventures of Miranda Mercury, Horizon), artist/ co-creator Khary Randolph (Tech Jacket, We Are Robin, Mosaic), colorist Emilio Lopez (Batman Beyond Universe, Static Shock, The Armory Wars), and...
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...
