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Brian Cunningham & Hank Kanalz Publish Immortal Comics With Dynamite - Vimarsana News

Brian Cunningham & Hank Kanalz Publish Immortal Comics With Dynamite

Dynamite Entertainment and Immortal Studios are two comic book publishers that have got in bed together, to allow Dynamite to publish and distribute their

A Comics Guide to America Chavez: The MCU's Hard-Punching New Superhero - Vimarsana News

A Comics Guide to America Chavez: The MCU's Hard-Punching New Superhero

Curious about America Chavez after seeing Doctor Strange in the Multitude of Madness? Here's a guide to her best comics appearances

Roxane Gay on her feminist heist graphic novel 'The Banks' - Vimarsana News

Roxane Gay on her feminist heist graphic novel 'The Banks'

Celia Banks grew up in a wealthy suburb of Chicago with two moms, got an SUV for her 16th birthday, and a full ride to college. In other words, she comes from money — money her mother and grandmother just so happened to have stolen. Not exactly something you can put on a college application, which is exactly the discussion Celia was having with her mom when she found out she was related to two generations of professional criminals.

Source: syfy.com
Honoring the only all-Black women Army Corps Battalion - Vimarsana News

Honoring the only all-Black women Army Corps Battalion

The women were sent overseas to help with the major backlog of mail.

Source: kmbc.com
12 Black superhero comics that are getting live-action adaptations - Vimarsana News

12 Black superhero comics that are getting live-action adaptations

It's no secret that comic books have become the new proof of concept medium of choice for superhero live-action films and TV shows. But until recently, many Black indie comic creators were left out of those pitch meetings. Following the success of Black Panther in 2018, though, producers began actively looking for graphic novels with Black protagonists and diverse characters as source material for live-action adaptation.

Source: syfy.com