Now thatThe Mousehas made it legit to say or think,"Black / African derived super hero"folks can rise up and openly participate with indie Black Age of Comics' creators and their continued lines of amazing products.

After decades of being "Indie Black adverse" many can now deal in legal Black-Money by collecting and gifting indie-Black Age products.  Putting them in the hands of so many hungry deserving fans and students.

The Mousehas come a long way since his early minstrlal shimy days to rise and rule.

We recommend you check out Reggie's World

Jerry Craft & Marva Allen the owner of the Hue-Man Bookstore unvieling the rack of Black Age products.  The rack is provided via a special arrangement with Jery Craft & ONLI STUDIOS.

It makes it easier for customers to buy a wide range of Black Age books while linking the concepts shared and expressed in this growing genre.

Check out Lisa Herndon's piece on Black Comic Book Day at Hue Man!

And pay attention to Professor Bill Foster. He's so in harmony with his African ancestors, that every time he speaks, you can hear drums playing.

The Gift Shop of the

DuSable Museum of

African American

History in Chicago

sports a dedicated

Black Age rack.

Its steady stream of visitors are regularly exposed to the best

the Black Age has

to offer.

On Black Comic Book Day a bum rush level stream

of visitors and fans

came through and

collected a wide

variety of books.

Many commented

on how it was cool

to e able to see the various titles together. "It helped me to link them together as a real movement", said one fans.

Damian Duffy and John Jenningswill be signing copies of their book Black Comix: African American Independent Comics Art & Culture, atAfri-WareBooks, 2 66 W. Lake St., Oak Park, IL 60302, from 6-8pm.

Join syndicated cartoonistsJerry Craft (Mama’s Boyz), Ray Billingsley (Curtis) and comic book writers and artistsN Steven Harris(The Fringe and Ajala: A Series of Adventures), Alex Simmons (The Cartoon Life of Chuck Clayton),   comic historian Professor Bill Fosterand more as they unveil their Black Comic Book rack at the

Do you really like comic books? Well, so doesThe East Coast Black Age of Comics Convention, Inc.We like them so much that we are teaming up with Barnes & Noble Bookstores to encourage creativity and combat illiteracy one superhero at a time! OnSaturday, February 12th and Sunday, February 13th, 2011,ECBACC, Inc. will bring its S.T.A.R.S. program to Center City.  S.T.A.R.S, an interactive youth program that uses comic book storytelling to promote literacy, will be offered free-of-charge to the public from

The DuSable Museum of Chicago's Gift Shop will be hosting Turtel Onli in a signing and conversation about the growth, history, and value of the Black Age Movement. Feb. 12th, 2011 2pm until 5pm.