Alvin Harper (Character)
Real Name: Alvin Bernard Harper| WorldofBlackHeroes
Alvin Harper, Marvel’s Ghost Light, first appeared in Silver Surfer #5 (1969). Once a brilliant scientist and ally of the Silver Surfer, Harper later returned as the cosmic hero Ghost Light in 2023. Discover his origin, powers, family, and legacy in Marvel Comics.| worldofblackheroes.com
TRIBE (1993) by Larry Stroman & Todd Johnson broke barriers in comics. A deep dive into its art, legacy, and cultural impact on Black representation.| WorldofBlackHeroes
Discover the complex story of Monet St. Croix (M), from her Generation X debut to her modern Krakoan leadership. Explore her struggles with trauma, identity, and romance—including Synch, Sabretooth, and Quicksilver—and how her evolution reflects themes of resilience, healing, and empowerment in Marvel Comics.| WorldofBlackHeroes
Let’s face it—Michael Holt doesn’t get enough credit.| WorldofBlackHeroes
It’s that time of year where the federal holiday in the United States commemorating the Declaration of Independence of the United States, (on July 4, 1776) is celebrated. To all my American fans I hope you have an awesome day! To celebrate I’m listing my favorite superheroes to rock the “Red, White and Blue”.| WorldofBlackHeroes
There are stories that make you stop mid-page—not because you’re lost, but because you’ve been found. Hammer, the explosive action-fantasy comic from Isnana...| WorldofBlackHeroes
Patriotism in a Broken Mirror| WorldofBlackHeroes
A New Kind of Freedom Fighter Juneteenth, observed each year on June 19th, commemorates the moment in 1865 when enslaved African Americans in...| WorldofBlackHeroes
The Superhero Dad as Cultural Mirror| WorldofBlackHeroes
A Different Kind of Heroism As Pride Month 2025 unfolds, we are reminded not just of the vibrant resilience of the LGBTQIA+ community,...| WorldofBlackHeroes
A New Dawn for Black Mutants With the launch of Jonathan Hickman’s House of X and Powers of X (2019), Marvel Comics entered...| WorldofBlackHeroes
Because you demanded it, for the first time since…2020…my annual black comic books to read this year is ready! As always in case you’ve been living under a rock you need to catch up on our yearly recommendations check those out below!| WorldofBlackHeroes
