There is a moment in Marvel Comics’ Black Bolt series in which our hero, Black Bolt, King of the Inhumans, is standing outside of a horrible cosmic prison he has just escaped, weighing whether ...

Created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby, Black Bolt made his Marvel Comics debut in Fantastic Four Issue #45 in 1965. His superhero alias is, essentially, shorthand for his birth name, Blackagar ...

One word from Black Bolt can level a city, destroy an army or, worse, kill someone close to him. That's why it is his superhero burden to never, ever speak. Black Bolt's inability to speak due to ...

“His enthusiasm mixed with his imposing almost regal persona made it easy to see why he is our Black Bolt.” As previously announced, the first two episodes of the superhero series will ...

Still, amid the misfires, most viewers still liked the gigantic teleporting dog Lockjaw, and Anson Mount’s silent performance as the stoic leader Black Bolt. Get them right, and an audience ...

I struggle to think of my favorite Black Bolt line ... knit family protecting each other from outsiders to a full-fledged superhero team. Although I understand how the former may not translate ...

By putting the Inhuman king Black Bolt inside a hellish space prison, Ahmed explores superheroes’ often-problematic relationship to the prison system. After all, if Black Bolt is trapped in this ...