Black Superheroes On The Web

Black Superhero stories from around the web:

• World Welcomes Makmende -Kenyan Super Hero
• Black Lightning and Me
• Marvel Developing Low-Budget Superhero Movies?
• Obama-Man: Is the new American president Africa’s long-awaited superhero?
• Kid Flicks: The Meteor Man (1993)
• strongest black superhero's?
• John Singleton Set to Direct Miniseries 'The Gray Men'
• Jack Kirby originally drew the Black Panther as wearing a mask that did not cover his entire face
• Black Muslim / Nation of Islam super-heroes, villains, and other characters
• The Most Erotic Rendition Of The Spider-Man Theme Ever Performed

Black Superheroes On The Web

Black Superhero stories from around the web

• Review: Firestorm in Batman The Brave and the Bold
• Author discusses black superheroes in Wilson Library
• MC Hammer Developing Panther
• Celebrating Black Lightning
• Black History of Comics
• Martin Luther King comic book redefined superhero for a generation
• Stealth: The World's Greatest Superhero Webcomic!
• On the Unlikely Whiteness of Imhotep
  
• 7 Black Superhero Movies (The Good, The Bad & The Ugly)
• 'Black Age' Founder Challenges Snoop Dogg's Black Superhero Claim
• Watch Mos Def Play a Singing Superhero on "Yo Gabba Gabba!"
• Tyrone Ross our Black Superhero

Black Superheroes On The Web

Black Superhero stories from around the web

• Ebony White reborn as a Girl?
• Great Characters: Michonne
  
• Racism, Stereotypes and Comic Books Part 2: The Blackquel
  
• Free SciFi ebook: Heroes Like ME #1; The Talented Tenth Returns
• 2010 Glyph Award Nominees
  
• We Don't Need A Black Superhero!
• Black History Superhero Month: THE BLACK PANTHER
• Black History in Comics: Black Vulcan. Hero. In his pants.
  
• McDuffie Deals With A 'Crisis On Two Earths'
• SuperHeroism: Black Exceptionalism Released.?

Black Superheroes On The Web

Black Superhero stories from around the web

• Great Characters: Barracuda 
• Should Will Smith Play Captain America?
• Blckgoldsays
• Black Panther Animated Series summary
• Comic Book's Black Quintet
  
• Why are they making black people as white comic book roles in movies now?
  
• Public Domain Hero-A-Day: ATOMAN!
  
• Snoop To Play A Superhero In 'Malice N Wonderland' Film
  
• Great Characters: Jack-In-The-Box

Black Superheroes On The Web

Here are the remainder of the online articles I've found about Black Superheroes in 2009.

• Comic Justice - Interview with Marvel Comics Illustrator Shawn Martinbrough
  
• Why James Rhodes Is Comics' Ideal Black Hero
• Wonder of Wonders - War And Peace: The Gods Love Nubia

Black Superheroes On the Web

Black Superhero stories from around the web:

• Black Superhero Luke Cage Ignites Marvel Comics
• Cyborg for Mayor of DC
• Female, Muslim, and mutant
• Why Aren't There More Black Superheroes?
• Black People want affirmative action superheroes
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Re: The Black Panel at Comic-Con International

• Criticism of Comic Con’s “The Black Panel”
• Niggapalooza

Black Superheroes On the Web

Black Superhero stories from around the Web

• The Rehabilitation of Whitewash Jones
• Another Black Superhero Is Now Dead....
• The Black Super Hero versus The American Gangster!
• There's a New Superhero in Town: Dangerman
• A re-written panel from Justice League: Cry For Justice #1
• Black Superheroes: DC Comics
• Black Superheroes: Marvel Comics
  

Death, rehabilitation, and explanation. There appears to be a lot to say about Black Superheros online lately.

Black Superheroes On The Web

Black Superhero stories from around the web:

• LactoMama: My Black Breastfeeding Superhero
• Who was the First Black Superhero?
  
• Who is the greatest Black Superhero?
• Where are Canada's Black Political Superheroes?
• Black supremacist super-heroes, villains, and other characters 
• DC Comics had a customer survey in 1970 that inquired how interested its readers were in reading about black people.

Even Black comes in many shades.

The Museum Of UnCut Funk

I just got finished visiting The Museum of UnCut Funk, a site dedicated to the celebration and preservation of the Funk. We here at the Black Superhero Blog have always had a soft spot for the Funk and this site doesn't dissapoint. With its series of Funky blogs, exhibits, and online community they seem to have it all covered. There is even have a section about Black Comic Books. It's a pretty ambitious project all in all. Check them out.

You And Me Comics

While this blog focuses on Black Superheroes, I am a fan of Superheroes in general whether it be comics, movies, or video games. The other day I ran across a comic book company that focuses on Multicultural Superheroes. New Vision Comics launched in 1991 publishing comic strips in the Afro-American Newspaper. In 2000 the company changed to its current name, You And Me Comics. This company focuses on positive multicultural Superhero images and seeks to promote them not only in comics but also in television and film.

On their site you can find out more information about their interesting stable of characters. Among them are Sunstone who is a cosmic warrior that comes to earth to seek help from the legendary superior beings known as humans..and faces the truth on arrival and Admiral Africa who was the cause of Rommel's turn and run and and the retreat of the Nazi invasion out of Africa. His untold story is finally brought to the forefront.There are others such as Statehood, Captain Columbia, Warrior One, the Lucky Pumpkin, and more. Want to know more? Check out YouAndMeComics.com
and tell them the Black Superhero Blog sent you.

Black Superheroes on the Web

Black Superhero stories from around the web:

• She’s My Black Superhero! 
• Essential Black Superhero action figures
  
• We Need a Hero: If Only Superpowers Were Real 
• Michelle Obama: Superhero
• I Would Make A Terrible Superhero Girlfriend

I'm not the only one talking about them.

Black Superheroes On The Web

Black Super Hero stories from around the web:

• Color in the comic books
• What Color is Your Superhero
• Black Superhero Movie is for 'LOSERS'
• Average Black Super Hero salaries
• TV's First African-American Superhero
  

It's good to know that I'm not the only one talking about them.