
Just like with their other title, Accell, this series is also a reboot of one of Lion Forge Comics’ original superhero titles. Quincredible was first launched in 2013. The series was written […]
Just like with their other title, Accell, this series is also a reboot of one of Lion Forge Comics’ original superhero titles. Quincredible was first launched in 2013. The series was written […]
Here’s a comic book that debuted last Wednesday, which I’d never heard of before, the cover just caught my eye while browsing the “this week’s new releases” list on Amazon/Comixology. I saw […]
SPOILERS IF YOU HAVEN’T READ ISSUE #1 YET. Creator/Writer Tyler Martin starts this issue by filling in some more of Mega Woman‘s background, leaning more heavily into the Greek Myths. Not only […]
This is the first issue of a brand new Black female superhero named Mega Woman, from the indie publisher Godhood Comics. Written by creator Tyler Martin, and drawn by Cyrus Mesarcia, this […]
Picking up where the first issue left off, Suc-u-Babe is in the middle of fucking Primer on some rooftop. This is all a plot to distract him, so that Dark Spider can […]
Here’s an erotic comic I just found out about and purchased this weekend. The lead character is a Black superhero called Dark Spider. We don’t get a full origin here, we see […]
Published in “June-July 1993, this issue takes place at least a week after the first issue. Komal has been busy as the Ebony Warrior, hitting the streets every night, attacking criminals. A […]
I’m going really old school again, with this retro review. 1993, when a collective of Black creators formed the ANIA imprint to publish their own comic books featuring new Black superheroes. I’ve […]
Okay, here’s where things get complicated. I don’t know when this issue was published, although the copyright says 1992. In back of the front cover there is an editorial by Alonzo Washington, […]
Cover-dated December 1992, this issue from Omega 7 Comics is once again written and drawn by Tony Jappa, with Alonzo Washington as co-writer and publisher. Picking right up form the end of […]
This 2nd issue (the 3rd, counting the zero issue) is the first to have a Month on the cover. September 1992. Tony Jappa is once credited as Artist/Writer and Anthony Washington as […]
The above image is from a picture I had to take of my copy, as this issue is extremely hard to find, and I couldn’t even find a decent image of it […]