I believe that every reader should be entitled to some level of expectation in regards to the types of stories they are about to read in comics, rather than subjecting them  to one dimensional characters, poor plot structure, overdone cliches, and  wasting minutes of their  lives which they won't be getting back.  That's why I've taken the responsibility to assure readers that they should expect-Action, Suspense, Horror, Courage, Fear, Good and Evil stripped down to  its purest form throughout the pages of Black Scar Comics.
     Nothing says good story telling like a story you can feel, and  be immersed in, and that's a guarantee to my readers of what to expect, unadulterated real life, written through a lens of fiction, and interpreted through the eyes of the world we live in. Stay tuned, and
  

        So we've got our Spawn( Al Simmons), John Stewart ( Black Green lantern),  Blade, Luke Cage, Falcon, Storm,  Brother Zulu, War Machine, Black Panther and Ummmmmmm........that's exactly the response you'd here when it comes to naming Black or Minority mainstream super heroes.  How come? Do creators think Black Superheroes aren't  as marketable as their counterparts?  Or are the stories not relatable?  What would you like to see or not see in  your Black Superheroes?