Dc comics Black history month 2021

[Nite-Wing]

Whats being done this year?
Whose being celebrated this month?
Vixen, Black Lightning, Mr terrific, Cyborg

A spotlight on the new and old black heroes like they did last year would be cool.

[silverlantern]

We're supposed to be getting the Milestone reboot this month but there's been hardly any news on it.

[SecretWarrior]

John Stewart leads the Future State GL title and has a story in the romance anthology

[Nite-Wing]

John Stewart leads the Future State GL title and has a story in the romance anthology

That's nice
Last year it seemed like DC was kinda lacking with content apart from tweets

[Jabare]

Vixen just had a 3 issue story arc in Truth & Justice. I think it's digital-only, but it was a good read with a handful of other underutilized characters pop up as well. I strongly recommend it. However, I think those issues were out before February.

"The Other History of the DC Universe" by Joh Ridley has been getting some good buzz. Unfortunately, issue #1 was released in November, issue #2 last week and issue #3 is due out in March


Other comics:
Far Sector (I haven't picked it up yet, but the art looks amazing)
Future State: The Next Batman (it's the new guy) so far so good, I think. I haven't read the latest issue yet.
I think there's a new Wonder Woman comic too.
There's also a Nubia comic due out sometime soon


unlike Marvel, I don't think they're doing anything special outside of promoting some older comics, but DC does have a handful of current comics featuring Black leads.