The thought-provoking concept caught our attention early on, and we’re proud to play a role in bringing this story to the screen. “Black represents a new generation of storytellers and creators who can accurately tell black stories with the type of care the industry has lacked for decades. “We became involved in the development of this story over a year ago,” said Studio 8 CEO Jeff Robinov. We’re excited to bring this story to everyone through film, and thankful to Studio 8 for believing in it.” BLACK strips away this veneer to juxtapose superpowers with race while allowing black people to see ourselves authentically in media and inviting wider audiences into parts of our experience. After miraculously surviving being gunned down by police, a young man learns that he is part of the biggest lie in history. In a world that already hates and fears them - what if only Black people had superpowers. “For most of comics’ history, white outcasts have been used as allegories for marginalized groups while claiming to reflect the world outside our window. The comic that blazed through Kickstarter during Black History Month 2016. “Part of the inspiration for Black came from my experiencing the lack of representation in comics publishing and how that directly relates to the scarceness of black characters,” said Osajyefo. Black has launched an entire universe of comics and books. Original artists and writers of the comic and its spinoffs include Jamal Igle, Khary Randolph, Jennifer Johnson, Vita Ayala and Liana Kangas. Osajyefo came up with the concept for the comic over a decade ago and it gained widespread recognition after its Kickstarter campaign raised over $90,000. IT'S HERE The comic that blazed through Kickstarter during Black History Month 2016. Breaking Baz Cannes: Being Tailed By David Zaslav's Security At The Swanky Air Mail-Warner Bros.

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