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AHOY Comics · 2025–26
Written by Jordan Clark · Art by Atagun Ilhan · Covers by Khary Randolph
When painter Melvin Waring’s wife vanishes, he discovers Black history is literally his superpower — and summons the greatest Black figures of all time to get her back. Five-issue series, collected in one trade paperback.
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Oni Press / EC Comics · 2026
“Generational Sound” written by Jordan Clark · Cover by Oliver Dominguez
The extra-sized finale of EC’s horror anthology, hosted by the Tormentor. Jordan’s story appears alongside tales by James Robinson, Sina Grace and Jude Ellison S. Doyle.
DC Comics · 2023
“Own Your Name” written by Jordan Clark & Dorado Quick · Art by Clayton Henry
A Black History Month anthology spotlighting Cyborg, John Stewart, Aqualad, Kid Flash, Vixen and more. Jordan’s story teams up Kid Flash and Aqualad. Available as a hardcover collection.
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Dynamite · 2022
Written by Jordan Clark · Art by Pasquale Qualano · Colors by Kike J. Diaz
In Sengoku-era Japan, Sonja takes up her slain father’s sword and strikes a bargain with the goddess Amaterasu — win, or her entire bloodline is erased. Five-issue series, also collected in a trade paperback.
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DC Comics · 2020
Written by Jordan Clark · Art by Marco Santucci
A two-part Jackson Hyde (Aqualad) story: to save baby Andy, Jackson makes a deal with his father, Black Manta, and infiltrates Xebel during Mera’s wedding. Collected in Aquaman Vol. 4: Echoes of a Life Lived Well.
Image Comics · 2017
“What’s Love Got to Do With It” written by Jordan Clark · Art by Naomi Franquiz
Fifteen tales of rage, revolution and ridicule set in Kelly Sue DeConnick and Valentine De Landro’s satirical sci-fi prison world. Jordan’s story ran in issue #2 and is collected in Vol. 1.