THE 5-SECOND TRICK FOR OUR SUPERHERO WORLD

in September 1966, Black Panther was an expression of Afrofuturism—an ethos that fuses African mythologies, engineering and science fiction and serves to rebuke traditional depictions of (or, worse, efforts to bring about) a long run bereft of black men and women. 1966 noticed the debut of sci-fi/horror collection Ultra Q made by Eiji Tsuburaya