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I already dont buy dc comics but i want to make my support for the dc blackout offical abd make sure it reaches dc comics. Aside from signing the petition is there anything else i can do?
as of yesterday the boycott has ended, not because it was successful but because of poor organization and goals being vague. heres the statement from @/JPenumbra on twitter, one of the organizers behind the DCSoWhite campaign.
there was a lot of discourse on other social media platforms about the methods of the boycott and a lot of confusion regarding whether it is a complete boycott of ALL DC comics or just DC comics made by non-black creatives. if you want to look into it just look through the DCSoWhite tag on twitter since i think it would be kinda inappropriate for me to insert my opinion on the discourse since im not an organizer for DCSoWhite or black. im just a reader who wants to get the message out :]
but!! while the boycott is technically over, the DCSoWhite campaign is still trying to spread awareness regarding racism in the comic industry. the best way to show that you want black stories and more black people in the writers room is showing up for black creatives and black-centred stories. adding works made by black creatives to your pull list when you go to your local comic store is a great way to show support. even reviewing and reblogging panels or anything promoting comics centring black characters or made by black creatives is great!
heres a few DC recommendations that feature black creatives or characters if you feel like checking out some DC stuff. Most of the creators have work elsewhere for different companies or have independent work that you can check out if thats more your style.
- New History of the DC Universe: The Dakota Incident (2026)
released in february of this year, this one shot features static shock, icon, rocket, beacon, and hardware. the creative team is majority black with an all black writing team
- Zatanna (2025)
written and illustrated by jamal campbell (who was nominated for an eisner this year), this ongoing is so beautiful and campbell is doing it all himself which makes this run even more impressive!
- Boy Wonder (2024)
written and illustrated by juni ba, this was my first ever comic and ba's unique style and storytelling is absolutely stunning.
- Far Sector (2019)
written by n.k jemisin and illustrated by jamal campbell. this run is all about sojourner "jo" mullien, the first black queer green lantern! far sector has a compact collection which may be more accessible for people to read
- Absolute Green Lantern (2025)
illustrated by jahnoy lindsay, this run focuses on absolute universe jo mullien and leans into the cosmic horror aspect which is something that always hits different in comics
- we are robin (2015)
duke thomas' debut! he's got so much character and i think he's one of the most interesting robins. best place to start reading his stuff since a lot of his more recent stuff (wfa :( ) does him dirty
and some other upcoming projects to keep an eye out for:
- wonder woman #35 and #36
guest written by stephanie williams (who was nominated for an eisner award this year) with illustrations by clayton henry. these two issues focus on a retelling of diana's origin as wonder woman! i believe it should be available for pre-order since it comes out in july
- Justice League: Dream Girls – A DC Pride Event (2026)
for pride this year, instead of an anthology DC is doing a mini series! issue #2 has a story written by morgan hampton featuring jo mullien. it should be dropping some time this month. also this mini is written by two trans women who are not black but with current events (cough cough and the GFM thing cough cough) its important to support queer creators too.
- Absolute Catwoman (2026)
a mini series from the absolute universe, co written by che grayson (who is black and nonbinary so its great for pride month :]) that follows absolute selina kyle who is afro-latina in this universe! releases june 10th
- upcoming stephanie williams project (speculated to be vixen solo?)
theres very little known about this new project written by williams but she has been teasing a new DC run. announcements are pending but she has been hinting to some new stuff on threads and asking people to come out and support the run when it is announced
this is not an exhaustive list, im sure there are many more comics made by some fantastic creatives. if anyone has other writers/artists that they want to add on feel free!
again, im not an organizer or a representative for DCSoWhite, but i wholeheartedly support their mission in getting more black creatives in the DC writing rooms and having more mainline continuity ongoings focused on black characters. keep an eye on the organization (they tend to be more active on instagram, threads, and tiktok) for more news directly from them and follow black creatives on social media to learn more about upcoming projects :]
I want us all to remember that the boycott ending doesn't mean that the need for change has gone away. It's still ridiculous that DC doesn't have a single Black-led ongoing in the main continuity. That still needs to change and we have to keep talking about it.
did u know it has been over 1200 days since there has been a DC mainline ongoing series led by a black main character? because of this there is an ongoing boycott of DC comics, heres a screenshot of the official statement:
heres the petition mentioned in the statement:
#DCSoWhite: End the Black Superhero Drought
and for more info on the boycott check out this site:
DCBlackout - a DC Comics boyocott.
because of this, i wont be promoting/supporting any DC runs from made by non-black creatives and i encourage others to do the same. use ur voice and show DC that we want black creatives and black stories!!
stephanie brown u deserve the world and i will personally slay every person who speaks against u
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The over-sexualisation of Stephanie’s variant covers is making me want to scream so I drew my own
Stephanie brown and Barbara gordon should be allowed to stab one of the batboys once a month.
oh stephanie brown, the absolute star that you are✨️
One day she will be in my dc gacha slop game
Living the Dream: Operation Quitland (Part 2)
I hope to achieve the level of peace this flower Quit has.
(Here's part 1 for anyone who hasn't seen it)
💬 13 🔁 593 ❤️ 1005 · Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream but with 60 clones of the same guy · I've been loving the hell out of Living the Dre
Part 3 is out!
To be a girl child is to be constantly angry during her robin run she was just not skilled enough not trained enough not smart enough and being both the first girl robin and replacing her well respected ex and being surrounded by built greek gods while you're a teenage girl TM with minimal experience has got to be aggravating and frustrating af. trying to prove her worth to bruce while never being enough and that drive for being more and being enough getting her killed. ahhh steph brown my little guy
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