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The month was Febru-ary, Black History Month in Hawaii, and I was up-set there weren’t any positive African American shows on TV to commemo-rate Black History Month. To add insult to inju-ry, shows like Gangland, Cops, and Locked Up were having marathons every

weekend. So I thought to myself, “I know that I’m not the only black per-son in Hawaii.” Secondly, “I know that black peo-ple watch TV.” This is whenI came up with the idea to make a comic about a TV show that highlights a positive black influence living on the “Eyeland.”

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