Warning: spoilers for the Season 4 premiere of Black Lightning below. In the episode, Jefferson comes upon two Freeland police officers detaining and brutalizing a young black man who appears to ...

"He had real trauma. He isn't just a 'bad guy ... whether to focus on your own family or try to save the neighborhood, too. Black Lightning illuminates the complexity of the choices Black ...

Though the comic book version of Black Lightning originated in Superman's home city of Metropolis, his TV counterpart lives in Atlanta, where the series is also shot. "We are rooted in a real city ...

In Black Lightning, we heard of the threat of Markovia from Agent Odell. Yet, as we’ve mentioned before, he’s definitely up to something. So that makes us wonder: are the people of Markovia ...

Black Lightning flew up to collect all Jennifer ... I’m not talking about that. These things are real. And the way of the world now, it’s real. All of this is an illusion, this industry ...

Seeking help isn’t something that’s easy for many people in real life and it won’t be easy for Jefferson on Black Lightning, either. Akil said that even though we saw Jefferson and Lynn ...

However, Black Lightning has shown that he isn't afraid to challenge Superman when the situation calls for it, taking a stand while the rest of the Justice League's members would likely stay silent.

Black Lightning returns in a new DC solo series after years of absence, leading the Justice League's metahuman outreach ...

Black Lightning was DC’s first African American ... along with a message stating that her announcement was indeed real and to asking for privacy for her and her family. This is real.