When you think of “Power Girl,” you might think of Kryptonian strength, flying fists, and world-shaking heroics. But in the world of DC Comics, there’s a second Power Girl — a brilliant, gifted, and groundbreaking Black teenage genius who took the name and made it her own: Tanya Spears.

In the vast universe of superheroes, few arrive with the fire, poise, and promise of Naomi McDuffie — a Black teenage girl who discovers she isn’t just powerful, she’s limitless.

Rocket is proof that young Black girls don’t need to be saved — they can be the ones doing the saving.

there’s no better time to spotlight a rising icon whose intelligence, representation, and creativity light the way for a new generation:🚀

Today I honor Anissa Pierce (Thunder) + Jennifer Pierce (Lightning) — two of DC Comics' most powerful Black female superheroes.

With intelligence, determination, and high-tech ingenuity, Bumblebee has stood with DC’s most powerful heroes.

By day, he’s Matt Murdock, a blind lawyer fighting for justice in the courtroom. By night, he becomes Daredevil, the Man Without Fear.