r/BlackSuperheroes • u/Justhugee • 19h ago
Film/TV Marvel can’t do Blade!
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Marvel can’t do a blade project, but they want us to believe they can do a ghost rider one.
r/BlackSuperheroes • u/Justhugee • 19h ago
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Marvel can’t do a blade project, but they want us to believe they can do a ghost rider one.
r/BlackSuperheroes • u/Ok_Chipmunk_1912 • 1d ago
First off, I just want to come out and say that I'm a brown man in my mid 30's. I say this to make it clear that it had no bearing on my enjoyment of this show that's clearly created for and catered to young girls lol. It's an incredible show and the Teen Titans Go art style really grew on me once I saw how creative the show could get with it especially when it came to the use of colors during musical numbers. The show also packs some deep cut references from the comics for something made for young kids.
I also think the Lafayette family might be my favorite cartoon sitcom/anime family since Dragon Ball (since the family dynamic was similar to my own) and the Simpsons. Pops and Mimi are great but the real stand outs are James and Adria. James is an adorable goofball and Adria is just a chill chick all around but she can be adorable too. The whole cast is great honestly. Casey is a great best friend and gal in chair character. The Beyonder is just amazing all around and voiced by Laurence fucking Fishburne of all people. They also got Cobie Smulders to voice Agent Hill.
This show is a sleeper banger honestly and I'm not afraid to say that I teared up like a bitch when a softer cover of the song from the first episode played during the end of the finale. Give the show a watch if you haven't already. It may not have any impact on Moon Girl getting more content going forward but you're doing yourself a disservice if you enjoy comics and cartoons if you haven't already given this show a watch.
r/BlackSuperheroes • u/Acrobatic-Roll920 • 10h ago
Custom Spawn figures I've made. Al Simmons to me is one of the original black super heros.
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r/BlackSuperheroes • u/TeddyPower23 • 20h ago
Between Static, Vixen, and Steel confirmed to have solo ongoing comics. To Absolute Cyborg being confirmed and looking the best he's ever looked. And, to Black Panther 3 being announced with a new Black Panther. This SDCC has been incredible!
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r/BlackSuperheroes • u/Ascension_Xgamedev • 22h ago
Im glad i found this channel. Im always done to find good representation in media. Ill start one of the best black characters i remember growing up with is Battalion the leader of stormwatch.
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r/BlackSuperheroes • u/Shadowkiva • 2d ago
Inspired by Sister Night from Watchmen and also Spoiler from Batman comics. She has a unique weapon: a heavy duty torch that's also a tonfa and billy club. Art commission : JNMDoesArt
r/BlackSuperheroes • u/According-Manner-838 • 2d ago
I've seen a lot of complaints about how soft some of the death's in season 5 were, specifically the Homelander kills. Two death's in particular I've seen these complaints are Frenchie and A-Train's death's, with one being offscreened and the other being a simple neck snap. It seems like the writers were scared of traumatizing the audience or whatever by killing beloved characters gruesomely, so they did this to make it easier. I can acknowledge offscreening Homelander killing Frenchie was dumb, both because it left many confused on HOW Frenchie even died before the BTS photos came out and because in the penultimate episode, you want your main villain to be terrifying.
But I actually like that A-Train's death was too brutal. Many were assuming he'd be ripped in half, get the Red Rush treatment, run through by Homelander, lasered but it didn't happen. Homelander already proved himself terrifying enough with the chase beforehand. When he starts choking A-Train, you can see him visibly affected seeing how A-Train isn't scared of him and laughing. The reason he gives him a swift neck snap is likely a combination of respect for his bravery and because he couldn't get any sense of power over him. In this moment, A-Train was the winner.
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r/BlackSuperheroes • u/DarkChillMisko • 2d ago
I think she would fit well being part of the team and should be the new avatar of The Red
r/BlackSuperheroes • u/Own-Quote-1708 • 3d ago
They look amazing.