Articles by Donna-Lyn Washington

Historical fiction works best when the writer is not afraid to confront the uncomfortable truths of the past. Slavery in the United States existed. Black […]

Ever since Jack Boniface had been gifted with the Shadowman loa, he has been desperate to rid himself of it. In Jack’s case the loa […]

A caped vigilante ends up dead in the midst of chasing a group of robbers and that’s before you barely get into the pages of […]

Perhaps Ninjak needs new friends, preferably ones who aren’t good at killing him. At the same time, the respite from being controlled by your homicidal […]

The artwork of myth, science-fiction, horror and literature intermingle in Lyndon White’s ‘H.P. Lovecraft’s The Call of Cthulhu Concertina.’ From the cover there’s an inversion […]

Based on the upcoming web-series of the same name ‘Ninjak Vs The Valiant Universe’ not only spotlights the main players in Valiant comics, it lays […]

A comic book with only black panels is not just a short story. Though minimal, there is still artwork involved. That said Jeff Lemire’s seventh […]

At some point, there is always a first. The first Black woman in the U.S. military was Cathay Williams. She posed as a man to […]

It’s been centuries, but Aram still knows how to have a good time. At an appointed date the crypt where he keeps his past opens […]