Blade with Wesley Snipes at the helm, emerged as an unexpected savior for Marvel Comics in a time of crisis. The success of the film not only revitalized Marvel’s financial standing but also paved the way for the future of superhero cinema.
Meet the creative team behind the Bitter Root comic who have changed the entire comic book game with this masterpiece.
The first black women to write for Marvel Comics are a trio of talented creators for The Culture that have helped change representation in comics both on the page and behind the scenes.
Black Salt is a black created, self-published action-adventure indie comic book series created by Owen Ratliff on the come up.
#RunTheCulture Kevin Grevioux is an actor, screenwriter, and comic book writer for The Culture. He is best known for his role as Raze in the Underworld film series. But what you might not know is that he is the co-creator and co-writer of the blockbuster Hollywood film franchise. TV & Film Grevioux is a graduate of the prestigious HBCU Howard University (with a…
#RunTheCulture The black comic book Omni is a super hero tale with a twist and it’s today’s feature. Omni, is one of the books in Humanoids’ Ignition shared universe co-created by Kwanza Osajyefo. It stars Cecelia Cobbina, a young doctor who is suddenly and mysteriously bestowed with superpowers. And not just any superpower but the…
#RunTheCulture Black superheroes have officially gone mainstream. You have the massive success of Black Panther, Sam Wilson aka Falcon becoming the new Captain America in the MCU, and the successful run of Black Lightning on TV. But of course it all starts with comic books. And with the ability to self publish there’s no need…
Robert Jeffery II is a comic book creator on his grind in the comic world. He’s a Glyph Comics Awards nominee and the Editor-In-Chief of BlackSci-Fi.com. Plus he’ll have a DC Comics story published this December in the New Talent Showcase that will focus on John Stewart/ Green Lantern so he’s a creator for The Culture…
This week on The Feat. we’re featuring a talented artist by the name go Marcus Williams aka Marcus The Visual. Marcus is an illustrator and the creator and artist behind the very cool and unique black super hero comic projects Tuskegee Heirs and Super Natural. His character designs really srand out…
Today on The Feat. in honor of both New York Comic Con and the start of Spooky SZN we’re featuring a very original black comic book Is’nana The Were-Spider. What’s it about? Accidentally breaking a barrier between our world and theirs (called THE MOTHER KINGDOM), Is’nana, the son of Anansi (The West African God…
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