MySuperHeroIsBlack is a new non-fiction project celebrating Black creators and characters from John Jennings and AngeliqueRoche
✖ Marvel Comics is releasing a new non-fiction book intended to put the spotlight on many of its Black characters and creators over the years. Titled My Super Hero Is Black, the project comes from #1 New York Times best-selling author John Jennings and acclaimed producer Angélique Roché in collaboration with Marvel and Gallery Books Group, a division of Simon & Schuster.
"My Super Hero is Black follows the journey of the industry on its path to the modern Black super hero, one of the grandest examples of our modern mythology," Roché told EW."The medium of comic books allows us to escape, dream and imagine the possibilities of our world. Who we choose to be, our heroes shows what we value as a society. When I was first approached to be a co-author of My Super Hero is Black with the incredible John Jennings, I immediately said yes.
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