Lady Satan: The First Black Anti-Heroine

First appearing in Psycho and Scream magazines in 1973, Lady Satan was the premiere African-American comic book anti-heroine! Anne Jason is a debutante who travels out to the town of Salem, and is accosted by a demonic cult that have her possessed by the spirit of the witch, Black Anne. Anne now changes between her human and vampiric demon form, using her newfound powers to try and stop the Devil's plans to release the Anti-Christ! Beastly Bronze Age battles with this hellish heroine! This is now available for download at Drive Thru Comics, and as part of the Black Comics Matter bundle.

ATL-lanta Zine Fest, Nov. 17

Mini-Komix will have a table at the ATL-lanta Zine Fest on Nov. 17 on 825 Warner St SW, Atlanta, GA 30310.

Super Soul Comix

Bronze Age artist Richard "Grass" Green was one of the leading pioneers of African-American comics creators. Super Soul Comix was his original anthology mixing superheroes with Blaxploitation. Vietnam vet Marty Meathead is transformed into the super-powered Soul Brother American and fights racist racketeers. A Quiet Evening At Home has a couple splatting a spider. Then, Eric Private(The Black Eye)bashes the badass Baron Stroe. Finally, a bonus chapter of the astounding Afro Boy! Unbelievable underground comix! This is now available for download at Drive Thru Comics, and in the Black Comics Matter bundle.