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List of black superheroes

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This is a list of black superheroes that lists characters found in comic books and other media. The characters are superheroes depicted as black people.

Comic books

Adeolah

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Continuity Comics

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Daathrekh Publishing

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Demond Comics

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Dark Horse Comics

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DC Comics

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Tanya Spears Power Girl II

Black Manta

Val-Zod Superman of Earth-2 (New 52)

Dell Comics

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Disney Comics

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Dorkstorm

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Eclipse Comics

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Epic Comics

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First Comics

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Fleetway/Quality

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The Guardian Line UMI

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Icon Comics

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Image Comics

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Impact Comics

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Innovation

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Independent comics

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Kitchen Sink

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Lion Forge Comics

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Lone Star Press

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Malibu (Ultraverse)

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Marvel Comics

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Marvel UK

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MC2

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Megaton Publishing

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Milestone Media

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New Universe

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Pacific Comics

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Pikin Press

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Random House/Identity Artists & Writers Group

Supreme Power

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Ultimate Marvel

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Urban Legend

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Vertigo Comics

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Wildstorm (ABC/Homage)

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Valiant Comics

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ZOOLOOK

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Other media

Newspapers

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Novels and anthologies

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Television

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Notes

Dark Horse Comics

A.^ Plexus was an ally of Nexus from Nexus: Executioner's Song #3[115]

DC Comics

A.^ Cal Durham was Aquaman's ally who was turned into Waterbreather by Black Manta
A1^ Amber was an ally of Jericho trained by Adeline Kane Wilson and an operative of Searcher's Inc.
B.^ Chunk was a Flash ally
C.^ Conjura used backwards magic like Zatanna.[116]
D.^ Crystallex becomes a living crystal and morphs. In stasis at S.T.A.R. Labs San Francisco.
E.^ Centaur was the protector of the Realm from the Wizardworld series in Warlord
F.^ FerAlyse was a feral denizen of Chicago's Netherworld
G.^ Glenn Gammeron is an intergalactic bounty hunter from Mi'ran and an ally of the Martian Manhunter
H.^ Gus Gray was a replacement loader for The Haunted Tank.
I.^ Healer Randolph was one of Tomahawk's Rangers, an ex-slave turned folk healer
J.^ Jackie Johnson was an ex-heavyweight boxing champion, and an amalgamation of Jackie Robinson and Joe Louis. He was a member of Sgt. Rock's Easy Company.
K.^ Jim Corrigan was an African-American police officer and an ally of Jimmy Olsen and Black Lightning
L.^ Jody was an ally of Tomahawk.
M.^ Machiste was a sometimes ally of the Warlord
N.^ Martin Ellis woke from coma in Justice League Quarterly #17 with powers of Tempest
O.^ Mister Bones was the DEO regional director
P.^ Mohammed Ibn Bornu was a North African warrior hero.
Q.^ Molo represented Africa.
R.^ Nu'Bia was a Wonder Woman ally
S.^ Percival Hazard was the leader of Squad K and grandson of Ulysses Hazard. He was last seen in Action Comics Annual #13 2008.
T.^ Philippus was an Amazon ally of Wonder Woman.
U.^ Seraph was a US government agent.
V.^ Scrap had magnetic powers
W.^ Sela was an Atlantean warrior woman 3,000 years ago
W1.^ Shondra Kinsolving was a doctor with telekinetic healing abilities and an ally of Batman.
X.^ Sojourner was a member of Artemis' HellEnders.
Y.^ The Solution was a Teen Titans tryout.
Z.^ Sonik (Superman/Batman ally from World's Finest)
A1.^ Ted & Terri Trapper were private detectives[117]
A2.^ Tina Ames had the power of "Bio-Energy" and could become living energy.
A3.^ Wilson Forbes was a Daily Planet reporter.[117]
A4.^ Wyldeheart was an ally of Damage
A5.^ Zeke had super strength.

Dell Comics

A.^ Lobo, two issue run

Dorkstorm Notes

A.^ Dr. Blink Superhero Shrink

Eclipse Comics Notes

A.^ Polestar was the acrobatic female member of the New Wave
B.^ Roboto (cyborg member of Team Youngblood from The DNAgents universe)
C.^ Sabre was one of the first graphic novels.
D.^ Strike inherited the power harness from Sgt. Strike

The Guardian Line Comics Notes

A.^ Code was a Spirit styled vigilante

Image Comics Notes

A.^ American Pi was a supersmart heroine

Marvel Comics

A.^ The Black Musketeers were allies of the Black Panther
B.^ Wes Cassady is a construction publisherer who was bitten by a radioactive rabbit.

Marvel Comics UK

A.^ Afrikaa was a superhuman ally of Black Panther
B.^ Doctor Crocodile was an ally of Captain Britain

MC2 Notes

A.^ Fred was Stark's bodyguard (Jim Rhodes)

Milestone Media

A.^ D-Struct was an ally of Hardware.
B.^ Technique was a female version of Hardware.
C.^ Buck Wild was a Luke Cage parody.

New Universe Comics

A.^ Mutator was revealed as African American in the final issue.

Vertigo Comics Notes

A.^ Chullo was an ex-cop and empowered by The Nazz

Wildstorm Comics

A.^ Dhalua Strong was the wife of Tom Strong
B.^ Tesla Strong was the daughter of Tom Strong

Movies

A.^ Character was never fully mentioned by this name in the film.

See also

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