Mf Galaxy

For many Africans, comics were an excellent entertainment of our childhoods, but we still had to face that most comics creators pretended that we didn't exist at all. The comics universes were places we could dream of visiting, but the on-page demographics made it clear we couldn't become citizens. Yet over time, North American culture has increasingly embraced being universal, so that Marvel and DC have added or enhanced numerous African characters, as well as Indigenous, Latin American, and Asian characters. But even though the Big Two have featured more African characters and hired more African creators, there still aren't many of us on the inside and we don't answer to African editors or publishers, so we still don't control the fates of characters who look like us. But thanks to creators and indie publishers such as Kelvin Nyeusi Mawazo, that's changing. Mawazo is the creator of Black Sun, a science fiction-adventure series set in the futuristic world of Alkebulan, about an heroic group of people struggl