A schism between Juncture and Kareem sets the young man on the run from the people he thought were his comrades. Traversing the depths of the Project, he searches for answers he can't get from Juncture - will he find what he's looking for or will his discovery put everyone in danger?
I've been enjoying this comic, it definitely takes the normal superhero stereotype and flips it on it's head. Osajyefo's writing style is organic feeling, the dialogue not only makes each character feel real. But also each characters dialect is different, making them more individual and even connected to a certain location. The art reflects the subject matter with no color only black and white, with incredibly detailed shading with many variable tones. I can't wait to see how the story ends and if Kareem will uncover the whole truth. Read Full Review
You may not want, or be able to give any more personal time to increasingly depressing current affairs than you already do, but this comic offers a degree of escapism while staying loyal to its inspiration. So if you want something grounded in the real world, which ultimately becomes a thrilling work of fiction, then look no further. Black just may be the most important superhero comic book available today if not ever. Read Full Review
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