Ta-Nehisi Coates Archives

Abrams and written by renowned author Ta-Nehisi Coates, which then led to speculation that a Black man would don the cape of the Man of Steel That is confirmed today in a report by The Hollywood Reporter WB is "committed" to not only a Black version of Superman, but trying to find a Black director[...]

Now, Marvel has made things official: Ta-Nehisi Coates' run on Captain America will come to an end with June's Captain America #30. The cover to Captain America #30 by Alex Ross A press release from Marvel has the deets: New York, NY— March 17, 2021 — The 80th anniversary of Captain America will also mark the end of[...]

With Ta Nehisi-Coates joining JJ Abrams on creating a new Superman movie for Warner Bros, The Hollywood Reporter was able to confirm that the project

After having been incarcerated, fighting back and winning in the courts. Captain America #27 by Ta-Nehisi Coates and Leonard Kirk. But not everyone sees it as clear cut And the media isn't convinced and wants to do something about it Well, some of the media. Captain America #27 by Ta-Nehisi Coates and Leonard Kirk. As to why Captain America[...]

Today's Marvel Comics' line continue to feature a tribute to the actor Chadwick Boseman, who played Black Panther in the Marvel Comics movie, by activist writer Ta-Nehisi Coates who also writes the Black Panther and Captain America comic books for Marvel Previous issues featured a back cover with an image by Joshua "Sway" Swaby. But today's[...]

Ta-Nehisi Coates' Black Panther comic book series with Daniel Acuna and Brian Stelfreeze was one of the Marvel Comics titles that was held up by the local shutdown but has not yet been rescheduled Black Panther #22 was published at the end of March but that was it Expected to conclude with issue #25, it[...]

June will see Ta-Nehisi Coates's run on Black Panther end with Black Panther #25, but what of the other book written by Coates, Captain America? Captain America's storyline and solicits have felt like they're building up to finality for the past few months, and Captain America #23 will be hitting stores in June It's not[...]

At the Next Big Thing Panel at C2E2 Saturday, Marvel announced that Black Panther #25 will be writer Ta-Nehisi Coates' final issue on the series It's something we saw coming with the Intergalactic Empire of Wakanda storyline wrapping up, but big news nonetheless Will Marvel bring a new writer on to pick up with Black[...]

Also, that's a perfect position from which to release The Snyder Cut – if she so wishes. Ta-Nehisi Coates (Down) Writer of Black Panther, as well as a literary activist, he has brought attention to this comic alongside the release of the movie, and has created a small but new fanbase for Marvel comic books[...]

We’re used to the likes of Shazam, Doomsday Clock, Captain America, Batman Vs Ra’s Al Ghul, Tony Stark: Iron Man and Fantastic Four being late. But

Bleeding Cool hears that as well as a number of cool Marvel projects lined up for 2020, his big Moon Knight Avengers arc starting soon will be a lead in to a new Moon Knight solo series to run alongside his Avengers – on which he will remain through 2020 at least. While fellow Marvel Comics[...]

They also turned up in recent seasons of Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D TV series. You get the idea. And now they are back, in a modern-day America in the new Captain America #13 by Ta-Nehisi Coates, Jason Masters and Sean Izaakse And they're operating on the border. But not before some moral equivocating and speech-making from Cap. He's a[...]

Sunny Gho provides bright color work to counterbalance the dark tone of the story. Captain America #3 is another good issue of Ta-Nehisi Coates' fledgling run on Steve Rogers' comic The story is interesting and has its finger on the pulse of the current socioeconomic situation in which the U.S finds itself, and the art is[...]

Wednesday draws near, and that means that it's time for another Comics for Your Pull Box. What is worth your time? We'll tell you here.

Ta-Nehisi Coates intends to recreate the Wakanda mythos in a different context and with different intents It is our T'Challa we our following, but he is no king here — only a former slave and revolutionary Nakia, M'Baku, and N'Jadaka have different roles here as well That said, this realization didn't dawn on me until[...]