Tag: Black comics
Joseph Illidge debuts EPIPHANY ENGINE at Baltimore Comic Con
Illidge is joining forces with Advent Comics as well as over 43 Black comic publishers for Epiphany Engine, a massive 224-page crossover graphic novel.
SDCC ’26: DC unveils first-ever VIXEN ongoing & STATIC return
DC announced Vixen's first-ever ongoing series and Static's return at San Diego Comic-Con 2026, marking a major moment for Black superheroes.
Eisner-nominated NOIR IS THE NEW BLACK launches Kickstarter for the Season 2 finale
The anthology continues to delivery unfiltered stories and offer fresh perspectives and narratives.
Critical Thinking: Blackness in print, colors optional
Critical Thinking is an ongoing column that analyzes academic writing on comics and art.
How Comics Are Made: A Visual History from the Drawing Board...
Black Comics Under Fire: 10 Stories That Sparked Controversy
Ten moments in Black comics that sparked controversy within the community, across the industry, or around the world.
BLACK COMIC LORDS: Virtual Comic-Con
Black Comic Lords are hosting their first-ever virtual comic con
INTERVIEW: Joe Illidge wants THE EPIPHANY ENGINE to shake up the comics industry
Around 45 publishers united for this colossal undertaking.
MECCAcon Founder Maia Crown Williams Has Died
Maia Crown Williams, the founder of MECCAcon, a supporter of the black and independent arts scenes in the US and abroad has died following a long battle with cancer.
THE ACCESS GUIDE TO THE BLACK COMICS COMMUNITY returns to spotlight increased industry diversity
More than just a ‘green book’ for the comics industry.
Anyone Comics adds the ACCESS GUIDE BLACK COMIC FAIR to its impressive resume
Keep an eye out for an exclusive print of the book's cover by legendary artist ChrisCross!
Black Comics Matter: INFINITUM confronts the unstoppable march of time
"But the king did not die."
Illidge, Fragiskatos, & Carmona team for new book spotlighting the Black comics community
The Access Guide to the Black Comic Book Community 2020-2021 will introduce readers to Black comics creators and Black-owned publishers and retailers.
