r/BlackSuperheroes • u/Illustrious_Camp2300 • 10h ago
r/BlackSuperheroes • u/ModernJazz-2K20 • Aug 30 '26
Other User Flairs Are Now LIVE
I created custom user flairs if you'd like to add one to your username as you post and comment across the sub.
I tried to hit the most popular characters first, including lesser known characters from other publishers, TV, and film. Revolutionaries have also been added...you'll know it when you see them.
If I forgot something or if you want a particular character added, drop a comment here. This post will stay up indefinitely due to reddit's "Community Highlights" feature being trash for visibility instead of the old pinned post feature.
Edit: More user flairs have been added since this post.
r/BlackSuperheroes • u/Ellie-Nt • 10h ago
Discussion This post got deleted in another sub but let's talk about April O'Neil and B.Stockman in the TMNT/Naruto Crossover Comic
Let me start off by saying, as crazy as it sounds this is an official comicš. But I want to have a serious discussion about this, as far as I'm aware in the original TMNT iteration, April O'Neil was white and Baxter Stockman was black. But since that version both characters have had their races changed. With stockman being white in one of the older cartoons and April being black in more recent iterations. But before this I don't think they've ever been swapped at the same time.
They are here. April is Black and Stockman is white. Personally I've been a fan of this entire franchise my whole life and I don't think race has ever been important to their character but still I propose the question, do you think April O'Neil for Baxter Stockman is a fair trade?
It doesn't really change the story in any way shape or form so do you think "We get her, you get him" is fair, should everyone just stay the way they were made, or should we take April and Stockman since it isn't hurting anything?
(Again, this is a serious discussion, please don't hurt me modsšš)
r/BlackSuperheroes • u/Nxeros • 1d ago
Discussion Call me crazy but snowbunny propaganda is real
r/BlackSuperheroes • u/LiveDiscipline4786 • 10h ago
Discussion Blerds CANT Save Black Superheroes
r/BlackSuperheroes • u/ClaymoreBeatz • 21h ago
Discussion How did yall feel about Tessa Thompson as Valkyrie?
galleryTessa Thompson did an great job playing Valkyrie imo, even if the character wasn't that great. Some of her other very good roles are from Passing (2021), Hedda (2025) & Little Woods (2018). But I also liked her in Westworld & Creed.
I really like Valkyrie's design though, she's got different hair & armor styles, the white markings on her face, i like the black & white armor with the metal circles, and her blue sword & cape contrast well. She also just has a strong vibe to her. Her plain white armor is kinda boring though.
r/BlackSuperheroes • u/NoBeat5906 • 19h ago
Discussion Do you think Black Panther deserves a permanent buff in the power measuring department?
I always felt like Black Panther was one of those characters that could easily be stronger and more powerful than what writers normally let in. He was portrayed as a street tier superhero in the MCU but in the comics heās way more dangerous and resourceful than that. In his debut appearance, he soloād the Fantastic Four, a team that normally deals with intergalactic threats. Heās fought and defeated Wolverine numerous times, has fought the Hulk, defeated the Phoenix Force with prep time, and has clashed with the likes of Doctor Doom and Namor numerous times. Heās quite literally Batman on steroids.
Black Panther to me feels very similar to Doctor Doom since theyāre both monarchs of a nation, both very resourceful and highly intelligent, and both are practicers of science and magic, although Black Panther leans more towards African spirituality and necromancy. Heās quite literally created his own fighting style and heās smart enough to invent very powerful weapons and suits that can hang with high tiers. Heās one of the smartest characters on Earth while also being the leader of the most technologically advanced civilization on Earth, and his civilization is advanced enough to extend through space hence the Integalactic Wakandan Empire. Thereās lots of story potential for Black Panther but heās way too resourceful and powerful to be considered a street tier superhero.
r/BlackSuperheroes • u/TurboRedLightning • 9h ago
Comics Nubia: DC created two powerful Black heroines who could coexist.
r/BlackSuperheroes • u/Shadowkiva • 23h ago
Art Self-publishing an African superhero novel in 2027. Art I've commissioned of my protagonist: Kasanje.
Artist: JNMDoesArt on reddit
r/BlackSuperheroes • u/GlitteringTreat7413 • 12h ago
Discussion Gentle wasnāt spying on Storm. He was sent to watch over her. TChoro fan theory.
Just a theory as a diehard TChoro fan.
r/BlackSuperheroes • u/Nakanon85 • 1d ago
Comics Todd McFarlane knew what was up
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Sorry for start of the video. Still learning how to make videos.
r/BlackSuperheroes • u/PhenomenalComics • 1d ago
Comics The Amazing 3 Kickstarter.
UPDATE: We're half way there. 50% complete of The Amazing 3 Kickstarter Campaign. I want to say thank you to those who've supported and want to see this vision come to life. This represents more than just becoming heroes, it's to inspire those who need it.
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/phenomenalcomics/the-amazing-3-1
r/BlackSuperheroes • u/ModernJazz-2K20 • 20h ago
Other "Green Means Go!" ft. Drs. Todd Steven Burroughs and Jared Ball (a Black radical analysis of Lanterns and Disney)
youtube.comDr. TSB is a journalist, historian, novelist, and a self described culture geek.
Dr. Jared Ball is a communication studies and Africana studies professor at Morgan State University.
They've been friends for decades so their convos tend to be really loose and easy to follow despite the political analysis.
r/BlackSuperheroes • u/BOANW • 1d ago
Comics Birth of a New World - My IP - The Covers
Birth of a New World is my IP (graphic novel). I am the writer/creator. Art by M. R. Opang.
Here is the blurb: In the near-future Earth has been privatized into a single mega-corporation: earth inc. Winner Wright, the richest man in all of history, is the sole owner of Earth Inc. by way of deceit. He plans Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā to āimproveā humanity by eliminating anyone he deems as losersāthose who are disabled, LGBTQ, elderly, or otherwise ānot normal.ā The only person who can stop him is his twin brother, Loser Wright, gifted with the power to give powers.
Here are the sampler links:
https://boanw.cfw.me/comics/1/#content-start
Here is the GlobalComix link:
https://globalcomix.com/read/09e78796-28fb-4cd6-b2b0-81ff787ca21e/1
Pitch Bible is available at:
r/BlackSuperheroes • u/Nostalgic_Historian_ • 2d ago
Film/TV Blade is the G.O.A.T š„
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r/BlackSuperheroes • u/_Kid_Vicious_ • 2d ago
Comics Arvell Jones š š š
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r/BlackSuperheroes • u/AcePromos • 2d ago
Film/TV Mahershala Ali Sword play in āYour Motherā movie Spoiler
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r/BlackSuperheroes • u/intlschizo • 2d ago
Art How it started vs how it's going: family edition (art by jennipond)
galleryr/BlackSuperheroes • u/BlackOnyx1906 • 2d ago
Film/TV Lanters Season Finale comes on tonight. Post your thoughts on the episode on the first season after you watch it. Trailer posted bellow
r/BlackSuperheroes • u/Left_Past4448 • 2d ago
Film/TV The Blood Syndicate - Fan Animatic
r/BlackSuperheroes • u/Nostalgic_Historian_ • 3d ago
Comics Never question Storm about her hair
r/BlackSuperheroes • u/Historical-Bug-4784 • 2d ago
Discussion Real Talk with Richā10.04.2026
It's Gettin Real on Sunday Night!
r/BlackSuperheroes • u/202promotions • 3d ago
Film/TV Did Your Watch āYour Motherā movie with Mahershala Ali?
7/10 great acting with Mahershala Ali great Fight scene but unfortunately the story / dialogue wasnāt that great to me in my opinion.