Month: February 2018

Why ‘Superman Smashes the Klan’ Graphic Novel by Gene Luen Yang Is Set in 1946

by Dark Matters • February 26, 2018

It ties directly into the 1940’s radio serial “Superman vs The Klan”

An Open Letter About Sherman Alexie

by Dark Matters • February 26, 2018

From Debbie Reese, Editor, American Indians in Children’s Literature

25 Amazing Books by African-American Writers

by Dark Matters • February 25, 2018

Blerd Up Your Library

‘Black Panther’ Over $500 Million & Beating ‘The Avengers’

by Dark Matters • February 25, 2018

Currently Wakanda Rules The World

Jordan Peele’s Next Genre Movie Begins Shooting Later This Year

by Dark Matters • February 24, 2018

“I am currently writing it, and I’ll direct for Universal this year,” he said.

Roxane Gay Offers to Write ‘Batgirl’ Film for DC After Joss Whedon’s Exit

by Dark Matters • February 24, 2018

‘Annihilation’: How the Movie Differs From the Book It’s Based On

by Dark Matters • February 24, 2018

READ AT INDIEWIRE.COM.

Erika Alexander on the Legend of Maxine Shaw, ‘Living Single,’ and Her Buffy Spinoff Comic

by Dark Matters • February 24, 2018

READ AT JEZEBEL.COM.

Actor Erika Alexander

How “A Wrinkle in Time” Director Ava DuVernay Became a Creator of Worlds

by Dark Matters • February 23, 2018

DuVernay merges sci-fi’s embrace of the Other with her own vision for a better, more inclusive future.

Black Girl Nerds’ Jamie Broadnax: Everyone Loves Shuri

by Dark Matters • February 23, 2018

The history and importance of Marvel’s teenage tech genius

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