It's not quite as glee-inducing as Black Dynamite, but then it's not intending to be a comedy (even though the publisher classified it on the back cover as “Hip Hop/Superhero/Comedy/Art”, really only getting one of those labels correct), and it's certainly not a competition between them. Though they're both attempting to create an era-specific Blacksploitation hero (and equally succeeding at doing so) they're doing so by approaching from different angles, albeit only varying by the slightest of degrees. Despite their outsized egos there's plenty of room for both of them. Read Full Review
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