Harriet Tubman Demon Slayer #1

The Story: When slave owners can’t stop the formidable ninja warrior Harriet Tubman, they call on the help of Vampires, Werewolves, Witches, & Demons to stop her. Harriet Tubman must lead a family of slaves to freedom while battling an army of darkness.

 

Writers

David Crownson

 

Artists

Courtland Ellis, Joey Vasquez

Publisher

Kingwood Comics

 

 

Publication Date

2017

I’m really excited to share Harriet Tubman Demon Slayer as a Key of the Week.  I’ve followed the trajectory of this book since it’s successful Kickstarter in 2017.  I’ve interviewed the creator of HTDS, David Crownson, several times and can bare witness that this book has been on the verge of a major push for some time now.

He has caught the attention of several publishers and has received his fair share of rejection letters.  Crownson himself has rejected his own fair share of lucrative offers.  All of which have led to this collaboration:

Prentice Penny is partnering with Stranger Comics’ Founder Sebastian A. Jones to recognize and nurture independent comic book creators.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, the Insecure showrunner and Jones are establishing a joint venture that has not been named at this time. It will be home to an incubator program where “BIPOC” creators can have access to the resources they need to grow their ideas and flesh out their concepts for on-screen projects. The company also plans on launching virtual options for mentorship.

The pair have launched into action already. They are currently developing Harriet Tubman Demon Slayer (David Crownson) and Jaycen Wise (Uraeus) for television.

(VIA ESSENCE.COM)

I highly recommend investing in this book.  Not only is it a strong concept but the book itself is well written and beautifully crafted.  The perfect addition to anyone’s comic book collection.

My Interview with David Crownson

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