Black #2 – 2016 continues the groundbreaking series from Black Mask Studios, pushing deeper into its powerful premise: a world where only Black people possess superpowers—and the truth has been systematically hidden. Written by Kwanza Osajyefo with sharp, expressive artwork from Jamal Igle, this second issue expands the narrative with gripping intensity and razor-focused social commentary.

Following the explosive events of the debut, Kareem Jenkins begins his uneasy introduction to a secret organisation dedicated to protecting empowered Black individuals. As he learns more about the origin of his abilities, he’s thrust into a dangerous world of conspiracies, betrayals, and hidden agendas. The tension rises as powerful institutions move to suppress the truth by any means necessary.

Black #2 continues to challenge expectations, balancing high-stakes storytelling with sharp political relevance. Igle’s artwork adds depth and realism to every page, grounding the series in a familiar but frighteningly plausible reality. The dialogue is crisp, the pacing relentless, and the themes—power, inequality, resistance—handled with a fearless edge.

A vital entry in a critically acclaimed series, this issue is a must-have for fans of socially conscious superhero stories, independent publishers, and readers looking for something bold and original on their shelves.

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