
Penn Exhibit Honors Black Comic Book Heroes
The University of Pennsylvania's new exhibit traces the origin stories of Black comic heroes and the creators who made them.
Lifestyle in Philadelphia runs on cultural trends, family habits, social dynamics and shifts in daily living, and coverage here follows all of it. Reporting takes in the changing ways residents spend time and navigate their routines.

The University of Pennsylvania's new exhibit traces the origin stories of Black comic heroes and the creators who made them.
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