ABOUT
Meet the Creators Behind Black Wallstreet: Time for a Change
This visionary comic is brought to life by creator and artist Chris Windfield and writer Malcolm Morrow. Combining powerful storytelling with stunning visuals, they reimagine history through a bold, thought-provoking lens. With a passion for storytelling, culture, and justice, Chris and Malcolm have crafted a series that not only entertains but inspires.
Chris Windfield | Artist & Creator
Chris Windfield is a muralist, filmmaker, and animator from Jackson, Mississippi, known for blending raw emotion and vibrant storytelling in his work. A graduate of Jackson State University and the Academy of Art University, Chris uses art to explore themes of race, humanism, and societal change. From his Kyrie Irving mural to his upcoming comic series Black Wallstreet: Time for a Change, Chris’s creations celebrate community, spark dialogue, and inspire hope.
Malcolm Morrow | Writer
Malcolm Morrow is a writer from Jackson, Mississippi, known for crafting stories that explore identity, culture, and creativity. A skilled storyteller across various mediums including journalism and scripwriting. Malcolm aims to tell the stories of underrepresented communities across the country and let people see the hidden gems beneath the surface. Black Wall Street is his first original comic book story.
Alfred Sloan | Executive Coordinator
Alfred Sloan hails from Pennsylania. From a young age Alfred has been passionate about science, math, and history. Over his years of development Alfred decided he was going to use his passion to begin mentoring. Upon graduation of high school Alfred attended Oral Robert's University in Tulsa Oklahoma, where he met his wife. During his stay in tulsa he had the privilege of meeting a survivor of the Tulsa Race Massacre, who left an indelible impact on his life. Ever since then, Alfred's passion for history expanded to focus on African American founded cities and settlements.His studies and collection fueled a passion for righting wrongs and educating.