List of comics by black creators

[King Crimson]

In to sub. Good looking out at whoever suggested penciljack. I'm cooking something up and may need an illustrator in some time.

 

[Neuromancer]

In to sub. Good looking out at whoever suggested penciljack. I'm cooking something up and may need an illustrator in some time.

No problem.

 

[NobodyReally]

Hey guys, I don't know if any of y'all do Tumblr, but they have two really cool black comic blogs:

Superheroes In Full Color
Representing Instead of Resenting

 

[IronFist]

Home

Mantamaji Home

Artwork is fire. Glad op made a thread like this. I've been getting back into reading comics. Props to all those in this thread.

 

[IronFist]

The Almighty Street team. Written by my homie Joe Currie.

Yooooooooooooooooo man believe or not I'm cool with the brother that is suppose to be making a film on this. He goes by the name of R.L. Scott. That's according to him. He makes a lot of black martial arts movies

 

[Neuromancer]

Yooooooooooooooooo man believe or not I'm cool with the brother that is suppose to be making a film on this. He goes by the name of R.L. Scott. That's according to him. He makes a lot of black martial arts movies

Dope

 

[Milk]

The Pack by Paul Louise-Julie

I really like his artwork!

 

[Milk]

Stephane Metayer - Tephlon Funk!

 

[Milk]

Jerome Walford - jerome walford (@jeromewalford) on Twitter

Jerome Walford earned his Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from Cornell University, graduating a Merrill Presidential Scholar and has enjoyed an illustrious carrier in advertising. As a graphic artist and author, Jerome created the graphic novel series “Nowhere Man”. “Curse of the Griffin” is a story Jerome become passionate about writing because the central characters are relatable and compelling. In early 2011 Jerome became inspired to deliver this the “Curse of the Griffin” saga as a novel series, which provided wonderful new opportunities for him as a storyteller. Jerome and his wife live in Brooklyn and are the parents of three children.

 

[Responsible Allen Iverson]

 

[JerseyBoy23]

#BlackComicsMonth - Day 10 - Bryan Edward Hill - Interview

 

[Knicksman20]

Just got my copy of this not too long ago:

Tuskegee Heirs | Marcus The Visual

From the minds of local Atlanta illustrator, Marcus Williams and children’s book author Greg Burnham comes the “Tuskegee Heirs: Flames of Destiny” comic series. Tuskegee Heirs is a futuristic sci-fi adventure that follows a squadron of young, gifted aviators, who are forced to become Earth’s last line of defense against a menacing race of artificially intelligent villains bent on destroying civilization. The duo looks to pay homage to the historic Tuskegee Airmen, while bringing forth a new set of character rich, young heroes. With a graphic novel set to release mid 2016, Marcus and Greg intend to push this project towards animation.

 

[bobbiewishbone]

Home

 

[Milk]

John Jennings - John Ira Jennings (@JIJennings) on Twitter

A Mississippi native and University of Illinois native, John Jennings is an Associate Professor of Visual Studies at The State University of New York at Buffalo. Jennings is an award-winning graphic novelist and author. His research and teaching focus on the analysis, explication, and disruption of African American stereotypes in popular visual media.

 

[Noni]

Sorry for the lack of links I'm on my phone. I'm at work.

Tech Watch by Radi Lewis.

Versus by Adeniyi Adeniji

The Legend of Will Power By Vince White

One Nation by Jason Reeves.
I will soon post more.

OP is indie Black animation okay to post about too?