Comics have been a part of American culture for nearly a century, and African Americans have played a significant role in the comic book industry's development. However, their contributions have often been overlooked, underrepresented, or even outright ignored.
Invisible Ink, is a 90-minute documentary that explores the rich history and present-day contributions of African Americans in the comic book industry. From the early pioneers of the medium to the contemporary creators breaking barriers, the film highlights the impact and influence of Black comic book creators on the industry and popular culture.