URAEUS, who is based out of Baltimore, says the idea for his Black Heroes Matter mantra stems from what has been happening in indie comics for decades, with characters of color being more likely ...

“I wore it for three days and it was an eye-opening experience,” Baltimore artist URAEUS told me of the “Black Heroes Matter” tees he designed and had printed for the annual pop culture ...

A vendor at Wicomicon, the pop-up convention spearheaded last minute by artist and writer URAEUS after FanCon collapsed. Photo: MonsterphotoISO/Saquan Stimpson Two years ago, the artist and writer ...

Uraeus was the one who showed up with the BHM t-shirts, at which point its merged into one. Which I think is beautiful. DD: What does the BHM Flash Mob mean to the community and to you both ...