Blacksuperhero Stories

In a city powered by perfection, nothing is truly free. Micah Sterling was never meant to be a hero. Just another name in Solaris Heights, a district built on innovation, clean energy, and promises of a better future. But when a catastrophic energy event at a Helios facility should have killed him, Micah survives-changed. Now, he is SOVRAN. Gifted with flight, unstoppable strength, invincible skin, and the ability to sense energy across the entire city, Sovran becomes a symbol overnight. A guardian above the skyline. A force the people can believe in. But power like his doesn't go unnoticed. Behind the polished image of public safety and hero support stands Eminent Solutions Group (ESG)-the corporation that monitors, manages, and decides who gets to be a hero... and how long they're allowed to stay one. To them, Sovran isn't a savior. He's a system flaw. As blackouts ripple through Archetype City and hidden infrastructures begin to awaken beneath its streets, Sovran discovers a truth buried deeper than any conspiracy: The energy inside him isn't just power. It's part of something bigger. Something designed. Something controlled. And ESG intends to claim it. Now hunted by the very system meant to protect the city, Sovran must decide what he truly is- a weapon to be governed... or a force that cannot be contained. Because in a city where everything is watched, tracked, and controlled... Freedom is the most dangerous power of all.

In which a girl by the name of Y/n finds out about her true self.

Ali decides to fight an evil super being, with his new powers.

In this anthology series, Nietzsche's Ubermensch comes to life. His hair is nappy, his nose is broad, and his complexion kissed by the sun. With a clap of her hands, she causes hurricanes. As her fingers snap, time slows. He can speak and create, and she can dream and destroy. The Superman is real, and they are an African. In this anthology series, we'll bear witness not to their epic exploits, but to the mundane melancholies of life in a world where Black kids can stop bullets, read minds, and fly. Welcome to the Afro-Future, today! Chapter 1: In "An Urban Legend Has It..." we meet Othello Richard Shannon, aka the super-speeding hero in a XXXL red hoodie, Dynamic! He didn't used to mind getting clowned in his civilian life since he has two A-One, Day-Ones that he can depend on to lift his spirits. But lately, this hero's been feeling like a third wheel. Chapter 2: In "The Stupendous Adventures of the Super Union" a team of superheroes gathers for the funeral of one of their own, Aspiration. Tensions run high as they discuss the impromptu sexual assault trial that led to Aspiration's death and the dismissal of one of their teammates. Chapter 3: In "Interrogation", young archivist Zaraz is asked to record and transcribe the interrogation of Regicide--the famous supervillain and archenemy of King Soul. The villain makes a lot of wild claims about King Soul's past, but surely they couldn't be true. Chapter 4: in "CRISIS of Faith" It wasn't easy for humanity to accept the existence of superhumans. But our narrator was lucky enough to be born in a time of peace between those with and those without powers. There are systems in place which help keep interactions running smoothly. That's the intention, at least.

Previously, Plasmasonic (To̅mi Andrei) was lured to Fayetteville, AR, by her archnemesis, Hemic, who manipulated her powers to insinuate that rogue vampire attacks were occurring. After partially foiling Hemic's plans, Plasmasonic turns her attention to Stefania 'Spade' Simonetti, who was reluctantly involved in Hemic's schemes for her own gains. With Hemic gone, Spade seeks to go legit in Fayetteville to insulate her family's operations back in Cincinnati. However, Plasmasonic's sense of justice won't let her ignore Spade's involvement in what has happened. Follow Plasmasonic as she battles old enemies alongside some new ones and gets up to all sorts of different hijinks. *Plasmasonic (Cover) is illustrated by Lucaspflp

In a city where dreams are outlawed and memory is a crime, a man awakens with no past-only the whispers of ancestors in his shadow. Oba Shadé is one of the forgotten: a Veilborn. As he unravels the truth of who he is, he begins a rebellion to restore what the world was forced to forget. Memory is the weapon. Shadow is the path.

After deku move to American at age 4 when move from from Chicago to Japan He was look in a different way from his peer find out how this young man become the number hero and rapper/singer in Japan