r/BlackSuperheroes

Should Moon Girl continue on without Devil Dinosaur💔?( follow up post)

Should Moon Girl continue on without Devil Dinosaur💔?( follow up post)

In order for her to grow as a character, I love that dinosaur, but I think she might need to ditch him or at least change him in a way to where he can always be with her.

u/Necessary-Dot7777777 — 6 hours ago

If black superheroes existed how do you think the black community would treat basing off the personal and outward knowledge

u/Whole_Yak_2547 — 11 hours ago

Luna Lafayette, a.k.a. Moon Girl perspective?

How do you guys feel about her? I love playing her in the Marvel future fight game, saw a couple episodes of her cartoon, but that’s about it. Is she under utilized?

u/Necessary-Dot7777777 — 15 hours ago

I’m just curious what if 50 cent made a superhero show….

what characters what would best with his style and direction

u/Whole_Yak_2547 — 1 day ago

Really Hoping This Leads Into...

Cloak no longer needing Dagger to stay grounded in any way. The more I'm reading C&D, the more I'm realizing how one sided this relationship is. Sure, they get along. But when they don't, it only really hurts one of them.

Hopefully, going forward, even if they don't keep these amps for whatever reason, it becomes established that Ty no longer feels this hunger for light force energy.

Also... Can we get some more C&D comics? I think these two have little to no explored story. Not because they're gland or boring. But because you NEVER SEE THEM unless it's about someone else. Spider Island, Blood Hunt, Queen In Black?

u/todavis__ — 23 hours ago

Have you guys seen the Milestone fan films on Youtube from a few years back

If you love Static, Icon, and Rocket, please check out this Hardware short film done by LGBTQ director David Kirkman

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u/BlackDenisV313 — 16 hours ago

Sabotage of the series

I just saw this question online, “why did Ironheart flop?” The promo was weak, who they want on the front page will be on the front page .

u/simontempher1 — 2 days ago
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Did Milestone Comics have other black female heroes other than Rocket?

I know Rocket is an important part of the Milestone mythos being basically the Robin to Icon's Batman, but I was just thinking: is she the only prominent black female hero in the universe? Did Dwayne McDuffie and the others create other powerful black superheroines? I was thinking about someone like a Milestone's Wonder Woman or a Milestone's Storm. I've done some researches on the Internet and most of Milestone female characters seems to be latinas or asians. Does any of you have any information about this?

Edit: not going to lie, I was expecting a little more from Milestone, basically all the characters you guys listed are worst than the top black female heroes at Marvel and DC

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u/KnicksHope — 1 day ago
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This could feed families

I’m just now finding out that rivals made a storm hellfire gala skin concept yet didn’t release it…WHYYY this skin is beautiful

u/Junebug341097 — 2 days ago

Do you think a Storm solo movie could surpass Spider-Man

This topic has been trending on tiktok lately and I did not know storm had that level of pull even as an X-Men and Spider-Man fan. I like Storm but think this is a huge set up and wonder if this same person would show up if the movie actually came out

u/superseri18888 — 3 days ago

What’s this sub’s opinion on Black Panther and Storm?

Personally I’m not a fan of this relationship for a lot of reasons but I would like to know what is this sub’s opinion on this relationship? They’re probably the only major black couple in comic books given that most mainstream and popular superhero relationships are usually white or interracial couples. Most of Storm’s most well received relationships has been with people outside of her race, specifically Wolverine and Forge.

I do think it’s kind of wild how the only major black relationship in superhero comics is one that has been written poorly and came out of nowhere. It’s like comic book writers have a vendetta against black people dating each other in their settings. Even Luke Cage, a superhero based off of the struggles of a Black American man, who’s also very pro black had to marry a white woman.

u/NoBeat5906 — 2 days ago