Tag: Black Panther
SD Comic Fest 18’: Cultural Appropriation; When It Is and Is Not Done Right
“If we have it that one culture can’t tell the stories of another culture, we restrict ourselves.”
Black Panther: World of Wakanda Wins GLAAD Award
Looks like recruiting literary talent to the comics world worked.
The Personal Logs of Sgt. Barnes: “Test Motions” PART 1
Log: "Shuri did an incredible job on the prosthetic. The world needs brilliant young minds like her."
Artist Tom Beland’s Heartfelt BLACK PANTHER piece becomes a variant cover
Sometimes the simplest things convey the biggest messages.
Kibbles ‘n’ Bits 3/12/18: Back from the fray
§ Nice Art: you can now separately order Emily Carroll's Beneath the Dead Oak Tree, previously available as part of Short Box. Carroll is a modern master and this sound mighty tasty:
Murder, decadence, cowardice,...
Watch The Black Panther Cartoon Right Here
What? You didn't know there was a Black Panther cartoon?
Back in 2010, Reggie Hudlin produced a 6 episode Black Panther cartoon for Black Entertainment Television. Actually, it ran in Australia in 2010. It didn't...
San Diego’s First Ever “Black Com!x Day” Celebrates Diversity in the Comics Industry
To end Black History Month, I wish to highlight a recent event held in San Diego, California, home of the world-famous San Diego Comic-Con and of local comics publisher IDW.
On February 17th, the augural...
Observations from Marvel Comics Presents: BLACK PANTHER in conversation
To wrap up Black History Month, it’s only fitting that after a free screening of the blockbuster Black Panther (my third viewing) at the Magic Johnson AMC, I made my way across the street...
Kibbles ‘n’ Bits 2/26/28: YALSA announces Top Ten graphic novels
§ Nice art: Alex Dueben interviewed Trungles, whose art is extremely nice, for Smash Pages.
You’re coming off of a 2017 where you’ve put out work like Fauns and Fairies, your work in Mirror Mirror...
Winston Duke’s theory on why women say “Jesus, yes” when they see him may...
Twitter and Tumblr have a new sweetheart, and his name is Winston Duke. In his very first film role, Duke made an indelible impression on moviegoers as M'Baku, leader of the Jabari tribe. Even...
Fresh Start: New Black Panther #1 goes Galactic with Coates and Acuna; Brevoort explains...
Not quite a new creative team, as acclaimed writer Ta-Nehesi Coates will stay on Black Panther as writer, as a new #1 welcomes artist Daniel Acuna and a distinctive Afro-futurist vibe. There's more info at...
