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Chocolate Thunder (Character)

Chocolate Thunder

Real Name: Kevin King

Publisher: Ghettosake Comics

Created by:  Jeremy and Robert Love

1st appearance: Chocolate Thunder #1

Nationality: Unknown

Team Affiliations: Unknown

Legal Status: Unknown

Height: 6’1           Weight: Unknown

Eyes:  Brown            Hair: Black

Relatives: Unknown

Skills and abilities: Trained martial artist, armed and unarmed combatant thanks to para-military training.

Powers: Unknown

Biography

Believed dead by his former employers, government agent Kevin King returned home to find his old stomping grounds over-run by crime. Unable to stand idly by, he became the costumed vigilante, whom the local graffiti artists dubbed “Chocolate Thunder”.

 

4 thoughts on “Chocolate Thunder (Character)”

  1. Chocolate Thunder DEFINITELY saw print – I’ve got two issues. These specific images may not have been published – if I remember correctly that middle image was a graphic novel backstory – I did breakdowns for a good 8 pages at one point and some of the character design (the characters already existed – this was just my spin)

  2. Yeah the original Choc Thunder book was a BrotherMan sized book – I was aligning Griot comics with that format when I put WitchDoctor out. My stated purpose was so that books would stand out or need to be in a whole different collector box entirely as Black Comics.

    Black Comics isn’t just what this genre came to be called broadly or in general – this was a strategic movement of independent creators.

    That third piece is Chris Herod btw – dudes an iconic artist in this sphere

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