• Greg Burnham, the creator of the comic book series "Tuskegee Heirs," was featured at the recent MomoCon convention in Atlanta. The comic book series follows a group of young, African-American pilots who inherit advanced technology and must use it to defend their country. Burnham's goal with the series is to inspire and empower young readers, particularly those of color, by showcasing positive role models and highlighting the historical contributions of the Tuskegee Airmen.

• Burnham, who is a former teacher, was inspired to create "Tuskegee Heirs" after realizing the lack of diverse representation in the comic book industry. He wanted to provide young readers with a superhero story that they could truly connect with and see themselves reflected in. The comic has gained a loyal following, and Burnham is excited to continue expanding the series and sharing the stories of the Tuskegee Heirs with a wider audience.

• At the MomoCon convention, Burnham had the opportunity to connect with fans, sign autographs, and discuss the creative process behind "Tuskegee Heirs." The convention provided a platform for Burnham to further promote his work and inspire the next generation of comic book creators and readers. Burnham's passion for storytelling and his commitment to representation in the industry have made him a respected voice in the comic book community.