The Future of Black: Afrofuturism, Black Comics, and Superhero Poetry
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Gary Jackson. (2021). The Future of Black: Afrofuturism, Black Comics, and Superhero Poetry. Blair.
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- Sheree Reneé Thomas, "The Sun Burnt Up and Other Reasons to Riot"
- Introduction from the Editors
MAN OF STEEL- Borelson, Unleashed
- Lucille Clifton, "if i should," "further note to clark," "final note to clark," "note passed to superman"
- Frank X. Walker, "new note to clark kent"
- Turtel Onli, M10
- teri elam, "Superman Retires"
- Ashley M. Jones, "Superman's Girlfriend Lois Lane No. 106"
- Cynthia Manick, "Dear Superman"
MORE SUPERHEROES- John Jennings, Afrofuturism
- Gary Jackson, "Nightcrawler Buys a Woman a Drink"
- Yorli Huff, Superhero Huff
- A. Van Jordan, "The Flash Reverses Time"
- Keith S. Wilson, "Aubade on Bachelorhood and Never Becoming the Flash"
- Tony Medina, "Blue Dick Blue Balls"
- Loretta Diane Walker, "Princess Diana of Themyscira, Aka Wonder Woman"
BLACK SUPERHEROES- Yorli Huff, Superhero Huff
- Steven Leyva, "Ode to Static"
- Derrick Weston Brown, "Bruuuuuh or When Brothers Debate Black Panther in a Safeway parking Lot."
- Tara Betts, "Storm Writes to Black Panther," "Oya Invites Storm to Tea"
- Sheree Reneé Thomas, "If There Is Darkness,"
- Grisel Acosta, "I of the Hurricane"
- Amanda Johnston, "Blade Speaks at Career Day"
- Borelson, Channeling the Energy
- Tim Seibles, "Blade, the Daywalker," "Blade, Historical," "Blade, Unplugged"
- Cynthia Manick, "Praise for Luke Cage's Skin and Starshine"
- Gary Jackson, "Luke Cage Tells It Like It Is"
BLACK ANTIHEROES- Wolly McNair, Raven
- Sheree Reneé Thomas, "Eartha Kitt Reflects On Cat Woman"
- Steven Leyva, "Ode to Lando Calrissian"
- Len Lawson, The Amanda Waller Suite "Episode 1: Amanda Waller Enters the War Room," "Episode 2: Amanda Waller Attracts a Bat," "Episode 3: Amanda Waller Has a Woman-to-Woman with Harley Quinn," "Episode 4: Amanda Waller Assembles a Suicide Squad"
- John Jennings, Ajala
- Rodney Wilder, "Invocation"
- Cortney Lamar Charleston, "Elegy for Kilmonger With My Own Pain Entering Frame"
- Frank X. Walker, "New Rules for Crime Fighting"
BLACK POP CULTURE- Najee Dorsey, Southern Futurist over Civil War Soil
- Saida Agostini, "the ending where queen and slim live"
- Derrick Weston Brown, "So Jon Snow and Colin Kaepernick are in a pub..."
- Alice Kandolo, Let's Party in Space
- Tara Betts, "Before Sasha Lights a Bonfire," "To Lieutenant Nyota Uhura"
- Casey Rocheteau, "Sun Ra Speaks to Gucci Mane"
- TJ Anderson, "Space is the Place"
- Qunicy Scott Jones, "'post-racial' as Samuel L. Jackson"
BLACK HISTORY- Karo Duro, city upon a hill
- Joshua Bennett, "Frederick Douglass Is Dead"
- Quentin VerCetty, the new Queen's Gates
- Yona Harvey, "In Toni Morrison's Head"
- Keith S. Wilson, "uncanny emmett till"
- Yorli Huff, Agent Huff
- Ashley M. Jones, "Soul Power / James Brown Time Loop"
- Peter Schmidt, "Octavius V. Catto"
- avery r. young, "((( in my marvin gaye voice ))) light year(s) / ahead friday (2020) – poem"
- Moriah S. Webster, "Harlem [3]"
- Joshua Bennett, "When Thy King Was a Boy"
VIDEO GAMES & FANTASY- Karo Duro, Woman of sand and stone
- Trace DePass, "ode to pokemon trainer Red"
- Ashley Harris, "God Usopp," "Majora's Mask," "Ode to Pinky and the Brain"
- Wolly McNair, Black Magic Is Only Bad in the Movies
- Rico Frederick, "Keep De Hacksaw on Mary...
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