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My 2026 Convention Schedule thus far! More to be announced…

Correction: Forest Hills Comic Con is on a Sunday, not Saturday. Sunday, May 31st.

My 2026 Convention Schedule thus far! More to be announced…

Correction: Forest Hills Comic Con is on a Sunday, not Saturday. Sunday, May 31st.

Is'nana the Were-Spider is a horror fantasy, coming of age comic book series about the son of Anansi the Spider, the West African and Caribbean God of Stories. Is'nana attempts to find his own place in the world while also having to live up to his father's legacy.

Incorporating characters and tales from African mythology, Caribbean folklore, African Americanand other Black stories, writer and creator Greg Anderson Elysée hopes to introduce audiences to the potential of mythical and spiritual figures of the Black diaspora in hopes of keeping our cultures alive.

Purchase any of the Is’nana the Were-spider books today!

Is'nana the Were-Spider is a horror fantasy, coming of age comic book series about the son of Anansi the Spider, the West African and Caribbean God of Stories. Is'nana attempts to find his own place in the world while also having to live up to his father's legacy.

Incorporating characters and tales from African mythology, Caribbean folklore, African Americanand other Black stories, writer and creator Greg Anderson Elysée hopes to introduce audiences to the potential of mythical and spiritual figures of the Black diaspora in hopes of keeping our cultures alive.

Purchase any of the Is’nana the Were-spider books today!

Is'nana the Were-Spider is a horror fantasy, coming of age comic book series about the son of Anansi the Spider, the West African and Caribbean God of Stories. Is'nana attempts to find his own place in the world while also having to live up to his father's legacy.

Incorporating characters and tales from African mythology, Caribbean folklore, African Americanand other Black stories, writer and creator Greg Anderson Elysée hopes to introduce audiences to the potential of mythical and spiritual figures of the Black diaspora in hopes of keeping our cultures alive.

Purchase any of the Is’nana the Were-spider books today!

Is'nana the Were-Spider is a horror fantasy, coming of age comic book series about the son of Anansi the Spider, the West African and Caribbean God of Stories. Is'nana attempts to find his own place in the world while also having to live up to his father's legacy.

Incorporating characters and tales from African mythology, Caribbean folklore, African Americanand other Black stories, writer and creator Greg Anderson Elysée hopes to introduce audiences to the potential of mythical and spiritual figures of the Black diaspora in hopes of keeping our cultures alive.

Purchase any of the Is’nana the Were-spider books today!

Is'nana the Were-Spider is a horror fantasy, coming of age comic book series about the son of Anansi the Spider, the West African and Caribbean God of Stories. Is'nana attempts to find his own place in the world while also having to live up to his father's legacy.

Incorporating characters and tales from African mythology, Caribbean folklore, African Americanand other Black stories, writer and creator Greg Anderson Elysée hopes to introduce audiences to the potential of mythical and spiritual figures of the Black diaspora in hopes of keeping our cultures alive.

Purchase any of the Is’nana the Were-spider books today!

Is'nana the Were-Spider is a horror fantasy, coming of age comic book series about the son of Anansi the Spider, the West African and Caribbean God of Stories. Is'nana attempts to find his own place in the world while also having to live up to his father's legacy.

Incorporating characters and tales from African mythology, Caribbean folklore, African Americanand other Black stories, writer and creator Greg Anderson Elysée hopes to introduce audiences to the potential of mythical and spiritual figures of the Black diaspora in hopes of keeping our cultures alive.

Purchase any of the Is’nana the Were-spider books today!

Is'nana the Were-Spider is a horror fantasy, coming of age comic book series about the son of Anansi the Spider, the West African and Caribbean God of Stories. Is'nana attempts to find his own place in the world while also having to live up to his father's legacy.

Incorporating characters and tales from African mythology, Caribbean folklore, African Americanand other Black stories, writer and creator Greg Anderson Elysée hopes to introduce audiences to the potential of mythical and spiritual figures of the Black diaspora in hopes of keeping our cultures alive.

Purchase any of the Is’nana the Were-spider books today!

Why do I like to show off my body?

After all the self hate, body dysmorphia, injuries and hard work I put into this body… ya damn right I’mma show this damn body off.

😬😬 I may be hustling too well… last copy of HAMMER: John Henry vs the Robot Apocalypse at Fan Expo Philly!

Just met one of my favorite writers! Greg Weisman! Creator of Gargoyles and the Young Justice animated series!He was selling scripts so I had to cop some. An episode of Young Justice as well as Hercules, one of my favorite cartoons.

Somehow I’m cool with these three powerhouses in this game! 😭 Sheena C Howard of Why Wakanda Matters and the first Black woman to win an Eisner; Jamar Nichols, creator of Scholastic’s Leon the Extraordinary, and Eisner winner (AND nominated this year!) homie Ben Passmore!

Ben Passmore & Greg Anderson Elysée at Fan Expo Philly, Table P-83! Black History, Revolutionary, Sci-Fi, Riot Comics on one side, Black Fantasy, Mythology and Spirituality Comics on the other!

Pull up this weekend, Philly!

Back in Philly this weekend! This time for Fan Expo Philly! Hope to see some of yall there!

Man. A negro dead ass be working, hustling, and grinding working multiple jobs, gigs while pursuing my writing career and having bills, mortgage, etc to pay for. And a negro is TI’ED! One of my pet peeves when I tell people I’m busy and they respond back, “Busy is good.” No the fuck its not. But the way life is setup, can’t stop till you’re down. 🤷🏾‍♂️ But much love to those who recognize, respect, and give me grace for how hard I work.

Man. A negro dead ass be working, hustling, and grinding working multiple jobs, gigs while pursuing my writing career and having bills, mortgage, etc to pay for. And a negro is TI’ED! One of my pet peeves when I tell people I’m busy and they respond back, “Busy is good.” No the fuck its not. But the way life is setup, can’t stop till you’re down. 🤷🏾‍♂️ But much love to those who recognize, respect, and give me grace for how hard I work.

Mad thanks and love to Dominique @theartof_dom for clearing my table as the final customer! Picked up all 3 books from the table! Much appreciation again as well many thanks to everyone who helped make this happen this weekend!

I am FREEEE!!!

Its Sunday! Last day of Momocon!

Artist Alley 2525!

Last copy of HAMMER: John Henry vs the Robot Apocalypse at MOMOCON!!

Also, check out @blackatlantacomicexpo in October!