List of black superheroes

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This is a list of black superheroes from the continent of Africa, the United States, Europe, Canada, Micronesia, New Zealand, Australia, the West Indies and elsewhere.

Contents 1 Top publishers 1.1 DC Comics 1.1.1 Impact Comics 1.1.2 Milestone Comics 1.1.3 Vertigo Comics 1.1.4 Wildstorm (ABC/Homage) 1.2 Marvel Comics 1.2.1 Epic Comics 1.2.2 Icon Comics 1.2.3 Malibu (Ultraverse) 1.2.4 Marvel UK 1.2.5 MC2 1.2.6 New Universe 1.2.7 Strikeforce Morituri 1.2.8 Supreme Power 1.2.9 Ultimate Marvel 2 Small Press 2.1 Continuity Comics (Comico) 2.2 Dark Horse Comics 2.3 Dell Comics 2.4 Dorkstorm 2.5 Eclipse Comics 2.6 First Comics 2.7 Fleetway/Quality 2.8 The Guardian Line UMI 2.9 Image Comics 2.10 Innovation 2.11 Kitchen Sink 2.12 Lone Star Press 2.13 Pacific Comics 2.14 Valiant Comics 3 Independents 4 Black newspapers 5 Novels and anthologies 6 Webcomics 7 Television 8 Movies 9 See also 10 References 11 Resources 12 External links

[edit] Top publishers

[edit] DC Comics

• Amanda Waller (Suicide Squad, Checkmate)
• Amazing Man I (Will Everett)
• Amazing Man II (Will Everett III)
• Amazing Man III (Markus Clay)
• Amber (ally of Jericho trained by Adeline Kane Wilson, operative of Searcher's Inc.)
• Batman (Wayne Williams) (Just Imagine... Batman by Stan Lee)
• Betty Clawman (New Guardians)
• Big Thunder (Bulleteer miniseries)
• Black Eagle (Lt. Cassius Bannister led squadron of black P-38 fighter pilots in WWII. All-Out War #1)^[1]
• Black Lightning
• Black Racer (from the New Gods)
• Blindside (from Relative Heroes)
• Bloodwynd
• Bronze Tiger
• Bumblebee
• Cal Durham (Aquaman ally, turned to waterbreather by Black Manta)
• Carla White (Darkstars)
• Cascade Sovereign Seven
• Catspaw (Legion of Super-Heroes)
• Chunk (Flash ally)
• Coldcast (Justice League Elite)
• The Commander (New Gods)
• Computo II (Legion of Super-Heroes)
• Conjura (Super Dictionary, 1978. Backwards magic like Zatanna.)
• Crimson Avenger III
• Crispus Allen (The Spectre)
• Crystallex (Raphael Harris, becomes living crystal and morphs. In stasis at S.T.A.R. Labs San Francisco. Teen Titans)
• Cyborg
• Data (Freddie Martin), (Thriller), 1983-84
• Doctor Midnight (Beth Chapel)
• Doctor Mist
• Empress
• Epiphany (member of the DNAngels, US government agent. First appears Superboy #88 July 2001)
• Eran Shadowstorm (Centaur Protector of the Realm from the Wizardworld series in Warlord)
• FerAlyse (Jackee Jones who went by the street name ZuLuLu. A feral denizen of Chicago's Netherworld)
• Firestorm III
• 4D (Ultramarine Corps)
• Flex & Thermal (Suicide Squad)
• Freedom Beast
• Gary Washington (Checkmate operative)
• Gear (Legion of Super-Heroes)
• Ghost Lion (Hypotheticals, JLA Classified #16-21)
• Glenn Gammeron (Intergalactic Bounty Hunter from Mi'ran. Ally of Martian Manhunter. Justice League Task Force #28-29)
• Gravedigger (Captain Ulysses Hazard, Men of War 1-26)^[2][3]
• Gravedigger II (Tyson Sykes, Checkmate vol. 2 #14)
• Green Lantern III (John Stewart)
• Gus Gray (Cpl. Augustus Gray was a replacement loader for the Haunted Tank.)
• Healer Randolph (One of Tomahawk's Rangers, an ex-slave turned folk healer)
• Herald
• Hero Cruz
• Impala
• Invisible Kid II (Legion of Super-Heroes)
• Jackie Johnson (An ex-heavyweight boxing champion, and an amalgamation of Jackie Robinson and Joe Louis.Member of Sgt. Rock's Easy Company)
• Jakeem Thunder
• Jet (Formerly of the New Guardians, now a Global Guardian)
• Jim Corrigan (African-American police officer, ally of Jimmy Olsen and Black Lightning)
• Jody (ally of Tomahawk)
• Joto (now known as Hot Spot)
• Josiah Power
• Kid Impala (Ultramarine Corps)
• Kid Quantum I (James Cullen) (Legion of Super-Heroes}
• Kid Quantum II (Jazmin Cullen) (Legion of Super-Heroes}
• Lady Liberty III (Battle for Bludhaven)
• Machiste (sometimes ally of the Warlord)
• Manhattan Guardian
• Martin Ellis (woke from coma in Justice League Quarterly #17 with powers of Tempest, Joshua Clay)
• Maximum (Supermen of America)
• Microwavebelle (Hero Hotline)
• Mister Bones (DEO regional director)
• Mister Miracle III
• Mister Terrific II
• Mohammed Ibn Bornu (North African warrior hero from the Cadre of the Immortal)
• Mongrel (Blood Pack)
• Muhammad X
• New Moon (a member of the Moondancers. First appeared in World's Finest Comics #295 September 1983)
• Northwind
• Nu'Bia (Wonder Woman ally)
• Obatala, Lord of the White Cloth
• Onyx
• Orpheus
• Pantha (Teen Titans)
• Percival Hazard (leader of Squad K and grandson of Ulysses Hazard.)^[4]
• Philippus (Amazon ally of Wonder Woman)
• Rush & Silence (mentioned in Superman v2 #179, August 2002)
• Samosa (one of the Kid Lanterns from Green Lantern Mosaic)
• Scrap (One of the D.E.O.rphans from Titans vol. 4 #26. Scrap had magnetic powers)
• Sela (Atlantean warrior woman 3,000 years ago. JLA Obsidian Age)
• Shango the Thunderer
• Shondra Kinsolving (A doctor with telekinetic healing abilities, ally of Batman)
• Skyrocket
• Sojourner (Henrietta Jessup, a member of Artemis' HellEnders.)
• The Solution (Teen Titans tryout, Young Justice ally)
• Sonik (Superman/Batman ally from World's Finest)
• Star Boy (Legion of Super-Heroes)
• Steel III
• Steel IV
• Static Shock
• Stoneyard (mentioned in Superman v2 #179, August 2002)
• Superman & Supergirl of Earth-D (from Legends of the DC Universe: Crisis on Infinite Earths)
• Superman (Harvey Dent) (Tangent Comics: Superman #1)
• Technocrat
• Ted & Terri Trapper (private detectives from the Super Dictionary, 1978)
• Tempest (Joshua Clay from the Doom Patrol)
• Thunder (Anissa Pierce)
• Tina Ames (Power of "Bio-Energy"; could become living energy, from Superman Family 188 & 192-194. Joins the DNA Project.)
• Tyroc (Legion of Super-Heroes)
• Underground (mentioned in Superman v2 #179, August 2002)
• Vixen
• Vox
• Vykin (Forever People)
• Wilson Forbes (Daily Planet reporter from the Super Dictionary, 1978)
• Wyldeheart (ally of Damage)
• Xero
• XS
• Zeke (One of the D.E.O.rphans from Titans vol. 4 #26. Zeke had super strength)

[edit] Impact Comics

• Black Hood II (Giles "Hit" Coffee)

[edit] Milestone Comics

• Buck Wild, Mercenary Man (real name Rufus T. Wild. Buck Wild was a Luke Cage parody)
• D-Struct (Damon Briggs, ally of Hardware)
• DMZ (a member of Blood Syndicate)
• Fade (a member of Blood Syndicate)
• Flashback (a member of Blood Syndicate)
• Hardware
• Icon
• Pyre (former member of Blood Syndicate)
• Payback (member of Heroes)
• Rocket
• Sideshow (member of (Shadow Cabinet)
• Static
• Technique (female version of Hardware)
• Wise Son (a member of Blood Syndicate)

[edit] Vertigo Comics

• Agent 355 (Y: The Last Man)
• Boy (Lucille Butler from the Invisibles)
• Chullo (Charles Henry, ex-cop, one of the Judges empowered by the The Nazz)

[edit] Wildstorm (ABC/Homage)

• Ambrose Chase (Planetary)
• Anansi (illusion-casting hero, Astro City)
• Battalion (Jackson King)
• Black Badge (vigilante, Astro City)
• Black Rapier (member of the Honor Guard, Astro City)
• Blue Knight (vigilante, Astro City)
• Cleopatra (member of the Honor Guard, Astro City)
• Dhalua Strong (wife of Tom Strong)
• Flint (formerly of Stormwatch associate of the Authority)
• Hoodoo Priest (Parsifal Congo from Top Ten)
• Jack-in-the-Box (vigilante, Astro City)
• King Peacock (John Corbeau from Top Ten)
• Micro-Maid (Doctor Sally-Jo Jessell from Top Ten)
• MPH (member of the Honor Guard, Astro City)
• New American (First appears in The American Way #1)
• Promethea (ABC Comics)
• Rite (warrior woman, one of the Changers, Stormwatch)
• Stochastic Fats (Willie Beaumont from Top Ten)
• Strafe (Malcolm King)
• Synaesthesia (Wanda Jackson from Top Ten)
• Tesla Strong (daughter of Tom Strong)

[edit] Marvel Comics

• Abraham Brown (Sons of the Tiger)
• Aegis (New Warriors)
• Agent Storm/Tempest (X-Force)
• Alex Wilder (Runaways)
• Anarchist (X-Force)
• Attractive Lad (Crazy Eights)
• Axe II (Harriers)
• Bandit
• Battlestar
• Bedlam
• Ben Payton (Seeker 3000)
• Bishop (X-Men)
• The Black Musketeers (Dr. Joshua Itobo, Ishanta, and Khanata; allies of the Black Panther)
• Black Panther
• Blade
• Bling (member of New X-Men)
• Brother Voodoo
• Captain America (Isaiah Bradley)
• Cardiac
• Cecilia Reyes (X-Men)
• Chord (New Warriors ally)
• Cloak
• Darwin (half-black, half-Latino, X-Men)
• Deathlok (Michael Collins)
• Debrii
• Doorman (Great Lakes X-Men)
• Falcon
• Goliath (Bill Foster, Avengers)
• Gabe Jones one of the Howling Commandos
• Gateway (X-Men ally, Australian Aborigine)
• Genii (Young Gods)
• Georgianna Castleberry (Team America)
• Girth (Happy Campers, NFL Superpro)
• Goblyn (sister of Laura Dean, ally of Alpha Flight)
• Gorilla Girl
• G. W. Bridge (S.H.I.E.L.D.)
• Hammer (Six Pack)
• Heather Hudson (Exiles)
• High-Tech
• Hit-Maker (half-black, half-Mexican)
• Horus (Heliopolitan Gods)
• Hybrid (New Warriors)
• Isis (Heliopolitan Gods)
• Josiah X (The Crew)
• Kasper Cole (The Crew)
• "Licorice" Calhoun (illusionist, appeared in S.H.I.E.L.D.)
• Lightbright (Silver Sable's Wild Pack)
• Luke Cage (aka Power Man)
• Maggott (former member of the X-Men, deceased)
• Marcus Stone (Code Blue)
• Maxam
• Meteor Man (Jefferson Reed)
• Midnight Sun (ally of Shang-Chi)
• Misty Knight (Heroes for Hire)
• Monica Rambeau (Captain Marvel II aka Photon aka Pulsar)
• M'shulla (Killraven's Freemen)
• Night Thrasher (New Warriors)
• Nightwatch
• N'Kantu, the Living Mummy
• Numinus (cosmic embodiment of the wonders of the universe, Power Pack)
• Pathway (Laura Dean, sister of Goblyn Dean, ally of Alpha Flight)
• Patriot
• Phastos (Eternals)
• Photon (Captin Marvel 3)
• Prodigy II (David Alleyne) (New X-Men: Academy X)
• Prowler
• Rage
• Reno Jones (one of the Gunhawks)
• Rocket Racer (a villain turned hero)
• Shard of X-Factor
• Shola Inkosi
• Silhouette
• Sister Voodoo (Vanna Black, actress hired by Brother Voodoo, from Marvel Age Annual #3)
• Splice (Young Gods)
• Sprocket (pilot and mechanic, employer of Night Thrasher)
• Storm
• Sunspot (X-Men)
• Synch
• Tag (member of the New X-Men)
• Triathlon (Avengers)
• 3-D Man (formerly Triathlon, Avengers)
• Valida Payton (Seeker 3000)
• Venus (cloned from the DNA of Goliath and Elisa Maza, Gargoyles comic series)
• Venus Dee Milo
• Vibrania (Ally of Speedball)
• Vibranium
• Vibraxis of Fantastic Force
• Voodo Chile (child actor hired by Brother Voodoo, from Marvel Age Annual #3)
• War Machine
• Wes Cassady, a construction worker who was bitten by a radioactive rabbit.
• Wildstreak (Fantastic Four ally)
• Windshear (Alpha Flight)

[edit] Epic Comics

• Black Eagle (Wild Cards)
• Captain Confederacy II (Captain Confederacy)
• Fortunato (Wild Cards)
• Harlem Hammer (Wild Cards)
• Spirit of the People (Captain Confederacy)

[edit] Icon Comics

• Benmarley (former member of FG3, Powers) (dead)
• Boogie Girl (former member of FG3, Powers) (dead)
• Teague (renegade hero, Powers) (dead)
• Unnamed Amazon (member of the Golden Ones, Powers)
• Wazz (former member of FG3, Powers)

[edit] Malibu (Ultraverse)

• Aura (Protectors)
• D.J. Blast (The Squad)
• Yrial (Strangers)
• Zip Zap (Strangers)

[edit] Marvel UK

• Afrikaa (Afrikaa Ngala, superhuman ally of Black Panther)
• Doctor Crocodile (ally of Captain Britain)
• Green Knight (Knights of Pendragon)
• Shift (Code Name: GENETIX)
• Howitzer (Gene Dogs)

[edit] MC2

• Blacklight
• Coal Tiger
• Daze
• Earth Sentry
• "Fred", Stark’s bodyguard (Jim Rhodes)
• Ladyhawk

[edit] New Universe

• Blur
• Brick Wall (Beauford Wohl)
• Dasher (Dallas Corbin)
• Friction (Charlotte Beck)
• Mutator (George Mullaney, revealed as black in the final issue)
• Theresa Roberts (Spitfire and the Troubleshooters)
• Think Tank (Spitfire and the Trouble Shooters)
• Tyrone Jessup

[edit] Strikeforce Morituri

• Jelene Anderson (Adept) (Strikeforce: Morituri)

[edit] Supreme Power

• Blue Eagle
• Blur
• Nighthawk

[edit] Ultimate Marvel

• Ben Reilly
• Luke Cage
• Misty Knight
• Nick Fury
• Sam Wilson

[edit] Small Press

[edit] Continuity Comics (Comico)

• Cyclone (member of the Hybrids)
• Knighthawk (Scott Pike)

[edit] Dark Horse Comics

• Counterstrike (Comics Greatest World)
• The First Slayer (Fray)
• Nikki Wood (Tales of the Slayers)
• Plexus (An ally of Nexus from Nexus: Executioner's Song #3)^[5]
• Wolf Ferrell (Wolf Gang, Comics Greatest World)
• Renee (Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season Eight)

[edit] Dell Comics

• Lobo (cowboy, two issue run)

[edit] Dorkstorm

• Black Ice (Bobby Blaque, Dr. Blink Superhero Shrink)

[edit] Eclipse Comics

• Crackshot (Lee Alexander Clayton, from the Liberty Project and Teenagents)
• The Firedrake (Miracleman)
• Polestar (acrobatic female member of the New Wave)
• Roboto (cyborg member of Team Youngblood from The DNAgents universe)
• Sabre (one of the first graphic novels)
• Simon Ashley (a member of James D. Hudnall's ESPERS)
• Strike (Dennis Foreman, inherited power harness from Sgt. Strike)
• Terrayne (Harry Robinson from the Futurians)

[edit] First Comics

• Alis Krafe (member of Meta 4)

[edit] Fleetway/Quality

• Cleve (Ohio, New Statesmen)
• Meridian (Mississippi, New Statesmen)

[edit] The Guardian Line UMI

• Code (Spirit styled vigilante)
• Joe (from Joe & Max)
• Genesis 5 (two unknown members)

[edit] Image Comics

• American Pi (supersmart heroine, Common Grounds)
• Ant
• Black Samson
• Chapel (Youngblood)
• Kittycat (member of the Liberty Balance, Common Grounds)
• Longfellow (Wildguard)
• Mach Master (member of the Liberty Balance, Common Grounds)
• Optica (Wildguard)
• Psi-Mistress (Wildguard)
• Sentinel (Youngblood)
• Shadowhawk I
• Spawn
• Toughlon (Wildguard)

[edit] Innovation

• Unknown Black Male (Group Larue)
• Penn

[edit] Kitchen Sink

• Miss (Megaton Man)
• Silver-Age (Megaton Man)

[edit] Lone Star Press

• Midas (Bill Willingham's Pantheon)
• Tangaroa (Bill Willingham's Pantheon)

[edit] Pacific Comics

• Urth (member of Earth 4 from Ms. Mystic)

[edit] Valiant Comics

• Quantum
• Shadowman

[edit] Independents

• Abraham (Trimekka Studios)
• Apus (New Zealander, Southern Tribe, Corbeau Comics, 1995)
• Blindspot (Tribe) by Johnson & Stroman
• Blackjack^[6]
• Blackman (Leader Comics Group)^[7]
• Black Power Man (from the Brazilian comic series Os Territorianos / The Territorials)
• Brotherman (Big City Comics)
• Captain Africa (sold near Hampton University)
• Captain Gravity ^[8][9]
• Chocolate Thunder (Gettosake Entertainment)
• Delete (Digital Noixe)
• Every-Woman (BON COMICS)
• Fusion (Alias Enterprises LLC.)
• Guila, The Dark Stranger
• Heru, Son of Ausar
• Illegal Immigrant Man
• Jalila (AK Comics)
• Jihad A.D. (Urban Style Comics)
• John Night- Protector / Vigilante
• Karnak (Numidian Force)
• Kiddy Phenil, Aboriginal Australian cyborg of Silent Möbius (Manga, Kadokawa Shoten / VIZ Media)
• Lion Man (All-Negro Comics)
• Little Miss Strange (Creative One Comics)^[10]
• Malcolm 10 (Onli Studios)
• Mort (Monsters 101 by M. Rasheed)
• Team Heru (Neters, Daathrekh Publishing)
• Night Krew (Creative One Comics)^[11]
• NOG: Protector of the Pyramides
• Omega Man (Omega 7 Comics)^[12]
• Original Boy (Omega 7 Comics)
• Original Man (Omega 7 Comics)
• Original Woman (Omega 7 Comics)
• Pariah (Revolution Comics)
• Rescueman (Best Comics)
• Rosalyn (Tribe) by Johnson & Stroman
• Shift (Tribe) by Johnson & Stroman
• Sound-Man (Bon Comics)
• White Raven (Empath, ability to fly)^[13]
• WitchDoctor (Griot Comics)
• Jonathan Shadow a.k.a Freeze (Blac Ice Comics)

[edit] Black newspapers

• Bungleton Green (time traveling adventurer)^[14]
• Chisolm Kid (cowboy)
• Don Powers (clean cut pro-athlete)
• Guy Fortune (globe travelling adventurer)^[15]
• Jive Gray (air cargo pilot and adventurer)
• Mark Hunt (private eye)
• Mystic Commandos (allies of Bungleton Green)
• Neil Knight (astronaut and adventurer)
• Sergeant Joe (rough and tumble soldier)
• Speed Jaxon (soldier of fortune)

[edit] Novels and anthologies

• Black Eagle (Wild Cards)
• Cassie of the Animorphs book series.
• Fortunato (Wild Cards)
• Harlem Hammer (Wild Cards)
• Knight Seeker^[16]
• Hiro Protagonist ( Snow Crash)

[edit] Webcomics

• Black Puma (Slightly Warped)
• Chocolate Thunder (Gettosake Entertainment)^[17]
• Eleggua (Impcomics.com)^[18]
• Fearless Grasshopper (Gettosake Entertainment)
• Fierce (Gettosake Entertainment)
• Nanoman (Gettosake Entertainment)
• Neters ^[19]
• Nightflyer (Slightly Warped)
• Stealth
• The Urban Avenger (GlascoGraphix.com)^[20]
• Venus Kincaid (Gettosake Entertainment)

[edit] Television

• Action Hank (Dexter's Laboratory)
• Anansi the Spider (hero of Nigeria, from Static Shock)
• Black Ranger (Zack Taylor) (Mighty Morphin Power Rangers)
• Black Vulcan (Superfriends)
• Blade
• Brown Hornet from Fat Albert (TV show)
• Bumblebee (Teen Titans TV)
• Capital G (Justice Friends)
• Cassie of Animorphs.
• Cyborg (Teen Titans TV)
• Delilah of Gargoyles
• Diana from the (Dungeons and Dragons cartoon)
• Doc (Walter Hartford) from (Galaxy Rangers)
• Elisa Maza police detective ally of the Gargoyles
• The First Slayer from Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
• Heavy Duty from (G.I. Joe)
• Hondo MacLean from (M.A.S.K.)
• JD Bennett from (Bionic Six)
• Green Lantern (John Stewart)
• Gunn an urban Vampire hunter from Angel
• Hammerman (Saturday morning cartoon)
• D.L. Hawkins of Heroes
• Herald (Teen Titans TV)
• Johnathan James Junior (from Thunderbirds 2086)
• Juice (Justice League Unlimited)
• Kendra from Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
• Kiddy Phenil, aboriginal Australian cyborg of the anime series Silent Möbius.
• Kwame (Planeteer from Ghana, Captain Planet)
• LJ (Lothar Junior) from (Defenders of the Earth)
• Lothar from (Defenders of the Earth)
• M.A.N.T.I.S. (Fox TV show)
• Max Jones a Zone Rider from (Spiral Zone)^[21]
• Micro Woman (Tarzan and the Super 7)
• Micron (Batman Beyond)
• Mister T (animated series )
• Misty Magic (a trainee superhero from Hero High part of the Kid Superpower Hour with Shazam!)^[22]
• Moleculad (from Hanna-Barbera's Teen Force cartoon, a segment of Space Stars)
• Morgan (Rockne Tarkington, co-star of Danger Island)
• Nikki Wood from Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
• Numbuh Five from (Kids Next Door)
• Rickety Rocket Crew (Cosmo, Splashdown, Sunstroke, Venus)
• Roadblock from (G.I. Joe)
• Robin Wood from Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
• Rona from Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
• Micah Sanders of Heroes
• Scout (Sgt. Robert Baker from Captain Power and the Soldiers of the Future)
• Silver Sentry from (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles)
• Spyke (X-Men Evolution)
• Stalker from (G.I. Joe)
• Static Shock (animated)
• Super Stretch (Tarzan and the Super 7)
• Talon (Derek Maza) from Gargoyles
• Teal'c (Jaffa member of Stargate SG-1)
• The Super Globetrotters
• Valerie Brown from (Josie and the Pussycats)
• Winston Zeddmore from the (The Real Ghostbusters)

[edit] Movies

• Blade (from Blade I - III)
• Blankman (movie character)
• Catwoman played by Halle Berry.
• Frozone from the The Incredibles
• Gail in the Sin City movie portrayed by Rosario Dawson.
• Kiddy Phenil, aboriginal Australian cyborg of the anime film Silent Möbius.
• Invisible Boy from Mystery Men
• Mace Windu from the Star Wars prequel trilogy.
• Meteor Man
• Morpheus from The Matrix.
• Niobe from The Matrix.
• Oracle from The Matrix.
• Storm played by Halle Berry.
• Hancock played by Will Smith.
• Lando Calrissian from the original star wars trilogy

[edit] See also

• African characters in comics
• Ethnic stereotypes in comics

[edit] References

[edit] Resources

• The Museum of Black Superheroes
• Jorge's Black Supers List
• The Black Proteges
• Blacks get seriously involved in "the funnies"
• A Milestone Retrospective
• Ferndale Man Launches "Tribe" of Super-Heroes
• GCD Project - Nexus: Executioner's Song #3

[edit] External links

• Daathrekh Publishing
• Gettosake Entertainment
• Guardian UMI
• East Coast Black Age Of Comics Convention
• Salute to Pioneering Cartoonists of Color
• Afros, Icons, and Spandex: A Brief History of the African American Superhero