Kwanza Osajyefo
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Teased at New York Comic Con, the hit comic Black by Kwanza Osajyefo, Tim Smith 3, Jamal Igle, and Khary Randolph, set in a world in which only Black people have superpowers, which has launched a universe of spinoff titles in the form of Black AF, is getting a proper follow-up next year Set 400 years after[...]
[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Anansi and his apprentice sneak into Russia. The country has begun sequestering its black citizens ever since Negromuerte. That means that our two heroes cannot blend into the crowds. Regardless, they sneak into a warehouse where Russian crime lords are auctioning off superpowered black children. Unfortunately, they cannot save them all; our heroes […]
Kwanza Osajyefo and Tim Smith bring you Black AF #2: Widows and Orphans. Plus, new series Dismantlers and We Are in Danger launch These come to you through Black Mask Comics' May 2018 solicits Details below.[gallery columns="2" size="large" ids="800438,800437"]MAR181230
DISMANTLERS #1 CVR A WOODS (MR)
(W) Aria Baci (A/CA) Ashley A Woods
In a galaxy where terraforming is the most common form of real estate development, a[...]
Black AF doesn’t and capitalizes on all of Good Girl’s powers with some amazing action panels.Kwanza Osajyefo brings us an endearing and compelling tale of a black superhero just trying to do the right thing with Black AF With a lovable protagonist, an interesting premise with some intriguing observations, and an overall high-energy and optimistic[...]
Black, the comic book series created by Kwanza Osajyefo and Tim Smith 3 about a world where only black people have superpowers, is the latest to fulfill its comic book destiny by getting optioned for a movie by Studio 8.Mixing social commentary with classic superhero action and drama, the series, named one of six books[...]
2000 DC: Black To The Future - How eschewing the establishment allowed me focus on what was is missing and what matters in making comics.By Kwanza Johnson, professionally known as Kwanza Osajyefo.What if only Black people had superpowers?The question hung in my mind as I thumbed through some comics, wrestling with the notion that a specific[...]
This is often referred to as being "on the nose".The creators are ex-DC editor Kwanza Osajyefo, manager of digital comics production at Marvel, Tim Smith 3, Molly Danger creator Jamal Igle, and artist on Robin War, Khary Randolph.And here's the hook, "After miraculously surviving being gunned down by police, a young man learns that he is part[...]
