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Doc Nama on Superblack blackherodoc 2011-08-27 | For more: blacksupermen.com Adilifu Nama, Chair of the African American Studies Department at Loyola Marymount University. Ph.D. Sociology, University of Southern California. 2002. Research: Dr. Nama's research is highly interdisciplinary and rests at the intersection of African American studies, cultural studies, black cultural criticism, critical theory, film studies and communication studies. Moreover he examines popular culture as a compelling conduit that connects peoples and places, politics and power, commerce and commodities in ways that forge new social relations, lifestyles and racial subjectivities concerning black racial formation. His publications include Super Black: American Pop Culture and Black Superheroes (University Texas Press, 2011), the award winning Black Space: Imagining Race in Science Fiction Film. (University of Texas Press, 2008) along with a variety of articles examining black racial formation and representation in Sci-Fi film, comics, hip-hop music and television.
Doc Nama on Luke Cage blackherodoc 2011-08-27 | For more: blacksupermen.com Adilifu Nama, Chair of the African American Studies Department at Loyola Marymount University. Ph.D. Sociology, University of Southern California. 2002. Research: Dr. Nama's research is highly interdisciplinary and rests at the intersection of African American studies, cultural studies, black cultural criticism, critical theory, film studies and communication studies. Moreover he examines popular culture as a compelling conduit that connects peoples and places, politics and power, commerce and commodities in ways that forge new social relations, lifestyles and racial subjectivities concerning black racial formation. His publications include Super Black: American Pop Culture and Black Superheroes (University Texas Press, 2011), the award winning Black Space: Imagining Race in Science Fiction Film. (University of Texas Press, 2008) along with a variety of articles examining black racial formation and representation in Sci-Fi film, comics, hip-hop music and television.
Doc Nama on Intentionality and Comic Book Heroes blackherodoc 2011-08-27 | For more: blacksupermen.com Adilifu Nama, Chair of the African American Studies Department at Loyola Marymount University. Ph.D. Sociology, University of Southern California. 2002. Research: Dr. Nama's research is highly interdisciplinary and rests at the intersection of African American studies, cultural studies, black cultural criticism, critical theory, film studies and communication studies. Moreover he examines popular culture as a compelling conduit that connects peoples and places, politics and power, commerce and commodities in ways that forge new social relations, lifestyles and racial subjectivities concerning black racial formation. His publications include Super Black: American Pop Culture and Black Superheroes (University Texas Press, 2011), the award winning Black Space: Imagining Race in Science Fiction Film. (University of Texas Press, 2008) along with a variety of articles examining black racial formation and representation in Sci-Fi film, comics, hip-hop music and television.
Doc Nama on The Black Panther blackherodoc 2011-08-27 | For more: blacksupermen.com Adilifu Nama, Chair of the African American Studies Department at Loyola Marymount University. Ph.D. Sociology, University of Southern California. 2002. Research: Dr. Nama's research is highly interdisciplinary and rests at the intersection of African American studies, cultural studies, black cultural criticism, critical theory, film studies and communication studies. Moreover he examines popular culture as a compelling conduit that connects peoples and places, politics and power, commerce and commodities in ways that forge new social relations, lifestyles and racial subjectivities concerning black racial formation. His publications include Super Black: American Pop Culture and Black Superheroes (University Texas Press, 2011), the award winning Black Space: Imagining Race in Science Fiction Film. (University of Texas Press, 2008) along with a variety of articles examining black racial formation and representation in Sci-Fi film, comics, hip-hop music and television.
Milestone Comics Part 1 blackherodoc 2011-03-01 | Part of a tribute to the late Dwayne McDuffie. For more, visit www.blacksuperherodoc.com
Milestone Comics Part 2 blackherodoc 2011-03-01 | Part of a tribute to the late Dwayne McDuffie. For more, visit www.blacksuperherodoc.com
Jay Potts on World of Hurt (with a special appearance by Shaft himself) blackherodoc 2011-01-04 | For more information, visit blacksuperherodoc.com
Jay Potts on the challenges of the independent artist and the social contract with his fans blackherodoc 2011-01-04 | For more information, visit blacksuperherodoc.com
Jay Potts take on Blaxploitation blackherodoc 2011-01-03 | For more information, visit blacksuperherodoc.com.
Mark Anthony Neal imagining a new superhero blackherodoc 2010-12-24 | for more information, visit blacksuperherodoc.com
Sir Nose, Starchild and the construction of black funk blackherodoc 2010-10-31 | For more information, visit blacksuperherodoc.com
Scot Brown on funk and superheroic black masculinity blackherodoc 2010-10-31 | For more, visit www.blacksuperherodoc.com.
Brotherman Forever blackherodoc 2010-10-31 | For more information, visit www.blacksuperherodoc.com brothermancomics.com
The origins of Brotherman blackherodoc 2010-10-30 | For more information, visit blacksuperherodoc.com
Dawud Anyabwile on how his comic books ended up in the fireplace blackherodoc 2010-10-30 | For more, visit www.blacksuperherodoc.com
Yumy Odom on the origins of ECBACC blackherodoc 2010-09-25 | For more information, visit blacksuperherodoc.com
Alex Simmons on Blackjack! blackherodoc 2010-09-25 | For more information, visit blacksuperherodoc.com
Bill Foster shares collection (2/2) blackherodoc 2010-09-23 | For more information, visit blacksuperherodoc.com
Jeffrey Brown on Milestone Comics blackherodoc 2010-09-23 | For more information, visit blacksuperherodoc.com
Bill Foster shares his collection (1/2) blackherodoc 2010-09-23 | For more information, visit blacksuperherodoc.com
Jelani Cobb on Luke Cage as paradox blackherodoc 2010-09-23 | For more information, visit blacksuperherodoc.com
Reginald Hudlin on the Black Panther blackherodoc 2010-09-23 | For more information, visit blacksuperherodoc.com
Bill Foster on his book and the Encyclopedia of Black Comics blackherodoc 2010-09-23 | For more information, visit blacksuperherodoc.com
BLACKSUPERHERODOC.COM: Dwayne McDuffie on the realities of the Black writer in comic books blackherodoc 2010-09-23 | For more information, visit blacksuperherodoc.com
Julian Chambliss on Luke Cage blackherodoc 2010-09-22 | For more information, visit blacksuperherodoc.com
Michael Sales on Southside Nefertiti blackherodoc 2010-09-22 | For more information, visit blacksuperherodoc.com
Aimee Cox on Martha Washington blackherodoc 2010-09-22 | For more information, visit blacksuperherodoc.com
John Jennings on his current projects blackherodoc 2010-09-22 | For more information, visit blacksuperherodoc.com
Uraeus talks about Jaycen Wise and shares his workspace blackherodoc 2010-09-21 | For more information, visit blacksuperherodoc.com
Reginald Hudlin: black books dont sell? blackherodoc 2010-09-21 | For more information, visit blacksuperherodoc.com
Sterling Clark on Ntimbinde blackherodoc 2010-09-21 | For more information, visit blacksuperherodoc.com
Sundiata Keita Cha-Jua on his analysis of Blade blackherodoc 2010-09-21 | For more information, visit blacksuperherodoc.com
