Articles by Donna-Lyn Washington

Cullen Sangerye belongs to the African-American diaspora from the world he’s been fighting in from Volume I of “Bitter Root.” Transported back to 1924 Harlem Cullen has become hardened, and while […]

Humanity is a dangerous thing. For some they crave it while not understanding how it works. Rai is such an entity. Born out of the […]

Ruby Kaye was a spoiled teenager who while in college stole a pair of glasses and got super-human strength. In a fight she was put […]

Anansi in African, Caribbean and Black American folklore is considered a god of storytellers and wisdom. He weaves tales and has many children who see […]

There are few things as certain as change or fire. Scorched earth, the shifting of things we think we know are one of the few […]

In one of the covers of issue seven of ‘Bitter Root’ Berg carries an ethnopunk blaster. The steampunk looking gun with healing bullets coupled with […]

Harriet Tubman is a Black superhero. Her stance on the various covers of issue four of ‘Harriet Tubman: Demon Slayer’ of being fed up, tired, […]

The graphic novel adaptation of ‘Kindred’ from John Jennings and Damian Duffy holds visual key points and connections to the past in a myriad of […]

If you look on the cover of issue two of ‘The Gentleman’ where there’s the ‘M’ you’ll see a well dressed man in a top […]

Families are a complicated thing. Poquita the young woman who’s been abused by the parents who stole her as a baby from a detention center, […]

There’s nothing like a comic book cover to pull you in. Issue four of Rai has him full-frontal ready to tackle on whatever anyone has […]