A heavy set Black man wearing transparent glasses. He has a beard and a slightly grown-out mohawk. He looks like he thinks a lot about life. He probably likes you. He constantly devours pop culture and spends too much time on Bluesky. His debut novel, The Ballad of Perilous Graves is available wherever books are sold. You can find him goofing around on Instagram: magicknegro , Twitter: magicknegro , and Bluesky :. Support him on Patreon! Photo by Nkechi Chibueze.
I got hooked on comics before I could read. My older brother H. Trenice felt the car more than she saw it. Or she saw it without seeing it. Probably not. Here in New Orleans, sloppy driving was usually accidental. I first began reading comics at the age of 4. My sister had just taught me how to read, and my brother summarized the adventures of numerous Marvel heroes for me.
New Suns: Original Speculative Fiction by People of Color showcases emerging and seasoned writers of many races telling stories filled with shocking delights, powerful visions of the familiar made strange. I began reading Stephen King, at the age of The story was rich, dark, surprising, and inescapable. Lazaros always knew there was something different about his best friend Yeshua, but over the years, he came to realize that Yeshua was even stranger--and more powerful--than he could have imagined.
Snowfall Review. From the beginning of his first miniseries, released in , I knew I was reading something special. Hellboy attracted me because it was nothing like a traditional superhero comic. While I am a fan of the franchise, I never felt like I fit in with other Trekkers. Many die-hard Star Trek fans were turned-off by the most recent cinematic outings after J. Abrams rebooted the franchise to appeal to a broader and younger audience.
Personally, I enjoyed those moviesβthe first more than the other two. When I was seven years old, my family and I joined hands at the intersection of Rte. Hands Across America was the first chance I got to be a part of a huge national charity event meant to help those less fortunate than myself. To be so small, so powerless, but able to do something to better the world was immensely thrilling to me. I used to say that if Back to the Future starred a black man, it would have been a horror movie.
