Media Do International Announces New Digital Manga From VAST Visual And Saturday AM
Japan’s largest eBook distribution company, Media Do International will be expanding their digital catalogue of Manga with new titles from
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Afrofuturism
Hear The Voices Of The Youth: Reviewing ‘New Masters’ #6
Through their first five issues, New Masters creators Shobo and Shof Coker have been steadily building out a fantastical world
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Knowledge Is Truly Power: Reviewing ‘New Masters’ #5
In the penultimate issue, Shobo and Shof Coker took the world they had already built in the previous four issues
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Family On The Run: Reviewing ‘New Masters’ #4
Creating a whole new world full of fleshed-out characters that the audience will gravitate to and want to read more
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We’re Gonna Pull A Heist!: Reviewing ‘New Masters’ #3
Building an entire world, populating it with compelling characters, and fleshing it out with deep rich history and relatable events/elements
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Welcome To The Family: Reviewing ‘New Masters’ #2
Comic books are one of many mediums that allow the audience to travel to and experience worlds that are far
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Black History Month: Video Game Spotlight
With every year that passes I see a growth in racial representation within Geek and creative culture. We’re seeing Black
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Diving Into A New World: Reviewing ‘New Masters’ #1
Comic books are a truly glorious medium that allows for exploration of so many realms, bringing stunning vistas and deep
Read moreWhat To Watch Next If You Loved ‘Yasuke’
Yasuke tells of the story of a black samurai in a psychedelic alternate history of Japan full of magic and
Read more‘Listen To My Art’ Podcast Ep. 38: Juni Ba Talks ‘Djeliya’
In this episode of Listen To My Art, I chatted with Juni Ba about Djeliya and taking inspirations from many places to
Read moreThe Afrofuturistic Fantasy Comic I’ve Always Wanted: ‘Djeliya’ Reviewed
Djeliya is a fantasy epic inspired by West African folklore that follows Prince Monsour and his royal storyteller Awa as
Read moreComic-Con@Home: Afro-Futurism Examines The Past to Tell The Future
Afro-Futurism defies categorization. With feet firmly planted in the present, it looks forward by looking back. It feels like a
Read moreBody and Bone: Zaire Lanier’s ‘The Bone Herder’ Is A Crowdfunding Hit
Nothing beats the feeling of overfunding your first Kickstarter. Zaire N. Lanier’s highly anticipated ‘The Bone Herder’ comic did exactly
Read moreFantastic Films And TV With Black Leads You Can Watch Right Now
With The Black live Matter movement continuing to create change nationwide, many media corporations have taken efforts to highlight Film
Read moreLeague of Legends Produces New Animated Music Video
League of Legends has produced a new animated music video from virtual hip-hop group True Damage. The band members are
Read moreSorry To Bother You Reviewed
Sorry To Bother You is a film that defies traditional categorization. It takes place in a surreal hyper-reality akin to
Read moreSorry To Bother You Reviewed
Sorry To Bother You is a film that defies traditional categorization. It takes place in a surreal hyper-reality akin to
Read moreCannon Busters Is A Contemporary Classic – Season 1 Reviewed
Anime as of late has fallen into a bit of a rut. While there are some excellent shows being produced,
Read moreCannon Busters Is Now Streaming On Netflix!
Cannon Busters is an action-fantasy that follows the adventures of robots and gunslingers who travel around in a coin-operated Cadillac
Read moreRacism And The Roaring Twenties: An Advance Review Of Bitter Root #1
Bitter Root, superficially, could be pinned down as a supernatural slug-fest set in the Harlem during the roaring 20’s, but
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