Dwayne McDuffie (R.I.P., 1962-2011) uses most of Static #25's letters page to call out DC's double standards. (1995)

All I’m saying is Goku is wearing orange and blue 🤷🏾‍♂️

Parade. Thursday. Manhattan.

for the boroughs and Knicks fans around the world 🏆

Remembering the man who wrote our childhoods ✍️🕊️ Dwayne McDuffie was a legendary writer, producer, and creator whose work helped shape the childhoods of millions of animation and comic book fans. As a co-founder of Milestone Media, McDuffie helped bring groundbreaking heroes like Static, Icon, Rocket, and Hardware to life, giving fans stories that felt powerful, meaningful, and truly representative. His work made superheroes feel human, relatable, and unforgettable. Over the years, McDuffie helped create, write, and shape many beloved projects, including: • Static Shock • Justice League • Justice League Unlimited • Ben 10: Alien Force • Ben 10: Ultimate Alien • Teen Titans • What’s New, Scooby-Doo? • All-Star Superman • Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths • Justice League: Doom • Milestone Media and many more. From Virgil Hawkins becoming Static, to the Justice League facing impossible choices, to Ben Tennyson growing into a more mature hero, McDuffie’s storytelling gave depth, heart, and purpose to the characters so many of us grew up watching. Although Dwayne McDuffie passed away in 2011 at the age of 49, his legacy continues through the heroes he helped create, the stories he helped tell, and the generations of fans and creators he continues to inspire. Rest in peace, Dwayne McDuffie 🕯️

Last week, they tried and failed to convince you that Black comic creators and characters are few and far between, and that mainstream visibility can only be brought on by white corporations. News flash: we’re already here. Here’s our 2026 list of the 100 Best Black-Owned Comic Book Publishers and creators who are putting in the work, building their own audiences, telling their own stories, and moving to the beat of their own drums. While uplifting other creators! Black creators from around the world, representing different backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives, united by a passion for MAKING BLACK COMICS! Support them. Read them. Share them.

MUSIC INDUSTRY PRO TIP – The industry is smaller than you think. Like...really really small lol. Everyone knows each other and the intern today might be a power player tomorrow. I've watched it happen multiple times. How you treat people on the way up is how they’ll remember you when they’re up.

Marjane Satrapi (1969 — 2026)

With the fate of humans and mutants hanging in the balance, Logan knows the world needs a hero. However, they’ll have to settle for Wolverine. Get an expanded gameplay look at Marvel's Wolverine, arriving on PlayStation 5 consoles September 15, 2026. Pre-order now. #WolverinePS5

Be the best there is. Marvel's Wolverine launches September 15, 2026. Watch the full version of our Extended Gameplay Trailer on YouTube: insom.games/MW-Extended

Combat gameplay from a new GOD OF WAR starring Faye, played by Deborah Ann Woll (Karen, Daredevil) Seems to take place during GoW2018, and features CHINESE and EGYPTIAN Mythologies First God of War game since 2013 to have a manual jump button and aerial combat 👀

Stephanie Williams responded to someone asking her if she's actually doing Vixen and here's what she said!

my fav comic book artist in this generation

The final scene in the 90s Batman animated series.

Stephanie Williams on Threads 🙏🏾

DC Blackout: a DC Comics fan boycott launches after 1200 days without DC Comics publishing an ongoing DC Universe comic book series with a black lead character #DCSoWhite 🔗 ift.tt/j5eVytY

This episode of Batman: The Animated Series (1992–1995) was animated by Tokyo Movie Shinsha, the studio behind Akira. No wonder this scene feels so close to Tetsuo’s transformation.

Marvel’s golden years, renaissance, whatever you want to call it was when Jim Shooter was editor-in-chief. He may have been problematic with his backstage politics but he was chaotic good and is the reason Marvel in the 1980s had so many banger runs that still slap to this day.

DARK HORSE IS UNIONIZING! Please help spread the word! #DHWU

Modern comics just don’t hit anymore since Hollywood studios infiltrated the industry. Every new run that gets released now always feels like a movie or TV pitch that’s running on borrowed time if they’re a 10-12 issues long miniseries or get cancelled due to “low sales”