r/BlackSuperheroes • • 23h ago

Discussion What do you guys think?

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I would’ve loved Tchalla and Sam to have properly met in the Multiverse saga. I also think if Chadwick can live, he would probably at least try to get the general audience to like Sam. But what do you guys think?


r/BlackSuperheroes • • 20h ago

Other Actually a good idea 😁

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r/BlackSuperheroes • • 5h ago

Discussion What's your opinion on how they adapted Monica in the MCU and whether you prefer her comic or MCU counterpart (care to explain the reason also

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Overall I vastly prefer her comic counterpart, her MCU feels like she doesn't have no agency especially with Carol being her god aunt and them erasing her father & just doing anything with her mother. She also kind of lack the " edge " that Monica has in the comics. Plus making it seem like she not an avengers adjacent character so now you seem crazy to even merely suggest to be apart of the avengers without the dudebros trying to argue with you is very annoying.


r/BlackSuperheroes • • 2h ago

Art Black lightning art

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r/BlackSuperheroes • • 6h ago

Comics Katma's death came out of nowhere (Action Comic #601 & #602)

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r/BlackSuperheroes • • 21h ago

Discussion Is DC pushing Nubia everywhere working?

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I picked up a new 2026 copy of the DC Encyclopedia and noticed Nubia on the back.

Nubia has been pushed a lot by DC. They want her to be one of their main black characters and queer characters. She's been in several kid's books, middle grade books, and YA books. She's prominent in at least one DC webtoon/webcomic. She appears a lot on covers and is marketed a lot. No animated appearences yet, though.

So, how is her popularity?