Marvel's first African-American artist
The NY Amsterdam News wrote about Billy Graham, the first black artist who worked at Marvel and did work on some of the Bronze Age Black Panther stories with Don McGregor. Interestingly enough, before getting that job, he did some work on the early Vampirella stories in 1969, another significant point in history for Trina Robbins' famous co-creation.
Labels: Black Panther, good artists, indie publishers, marvel comics
You can find the original article about Graham here:
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/03/07/movies/black-panther-luke-cage-artist-billy-graham.html
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