Bishop

Bishop

Bishop, the time-hopping X-Men who seems to insert himself into a lot of past situations. The branded X-Man comes to Super. Black.

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Celebrate Black Superheroes & Villains

Representation matters. It helps form positive self image for everyone. Seeing superheroes who resemble you and you identify with is incredibly important for the growth of a person. Super. Black. aims to present you with positive ficitonal (and real) role models, most with superpowers.

Powerful Characters of Color provide us with the fuel to strive to do better. Be better. Achieve more. Not just for the Black and Brown, but everyone. The pop culture tapestry of the world is intoxicating and beautiful, and should celebrated.

Explore the vast tapestry of Black superheroes and Powerful Characters of Color with Super. Black.

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Duke Thomas a.k.a The Signal
Mike Tyson Clones - Mike from Street Fighter

super. black. podcast.

All your favorite heroes. One show.

The Super. Black. Podcast is your go-to source for Black superhero discussions, creative insights, and industry advice. Explore the world of Black heroes, villains, and creators with us. In 2025, we’re expanding our focus to empower aspiring creatives. Gain valuable insights from industry professionals on topics like:

  • Comic book writing and illustration
  • Building a successful creative business
  • Understanding and negotiating contracts
  • Developing a strong personal brand
  • Navigating the creative industry.

Join us as we equip you with the knowledge and tools to succeed in the exciting world of pop culture.

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New York Comic Con 2017

New York Comic Con 2017

by | Oct 16, 2017

Welcome to Super. Black. We have returned from our trip to New York Comic Con! Lend us your ears for a few minutes as we converse about all the sights and sounds of the Jacob Javits Center. We saw so many impressive cosplayers. The creativity and ingenuity of these...

Black Ranger Episode

Black Ranger Episode

by | May 8, 2017

Black Ranger: Zack Taylor MASTODON! The war cry of the Hip Hopkiedo master Zack Taylor. Zack is the progenitor of the Black Ranger mantle. He is one-fifth of the color-coded warrior children, The Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers. This episode of Super. Black....

Ghost Rider Episode

Ghost Rider Episode

by | Oct 19, 2016

Robbie Reyes Ghost Rider - Via Marvel.com In this installment of Super. Black. Dan and Carl join Ghost Rider in his souped-up 1969 Dodge Challenger, set it ablaze and ride it straight to hell. In this episode we cover Robbie Reyes' powers, his specific Spirit of...

Superheroes for Black Girls

Inspiring young Black Women has never been more important. Here’s a list of heroes they can be proud of.

Tips on Becoming a Real Superhero

Heroes don’t wear capes, they make an impact. You can be a real world hero with these tips.

10 Dope Toys for Your Kids

Time to get that imagination flowing with these 10 dope toys for your kids.

3 Heroes Series

A series built to highlight Black super characters without electric powers & no “Black” in their name

Black Fandom.

Read up on positive superhero representation in our Black Fandom features. Learn about your favorite, and unknown Black characters in pop culture

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Black Lightning

Black Lightning

Of all the heroes they could have chosen, am I right? Black Lightning is the focus of the second half of this edition...

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Black Fandom

King Fu

King Fu

Inspiration can strike at any moment. You have to be open to the possibility of a great idea spawning from anything....

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my hero

Who was your hero growing up?

Our “My Hero” initiative is to collect stories of positive representation from fans. What superheroes did you grow up identifying with? Were there characters you waited all week to watch during Saturday Morning Cartoons? Do you seek out certain characters in your comic book store visits? My Hero logs those stories in an effort to show the importance of representation and how it shapes us, no matter your age.

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