A LA BRAVA, Latina Superhero Team

"Batman saves Gotham, Superman saves Metropolis, but no one ever wants to save a girl. Unless it's the girlfriend, right? Unless you're Mary Jane or Lois Lane. Otherwise, who saves girls? And the answer is nobody - not in media and not in real life, which is unfortunate. And so my characters, they're different in that aspect," explained Phoenix.  

“Everyone needs a superhero, but if you’re a woman or a person of color, chances are you won’t find yourself reflected on the big screen, much less a comic book.”

Additional:

    - Spectrum News (2020)

“But we’ve seen those stories. We’ve never seen the female story. We’ve never seen the Latina story. We haven’t seen our version of it.”

Additional:

- LA TIMES (SDCC 2023)

 "Comic book superheroes give kids something to look up to; and it helps if those heroes look something like the kids." 

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- ABC7 KVIA

- ABC News at SDCC Special Edition 2021

- ABC10 News (SDCC 2023)

 "Quería hacer historias de las que estemos orgullosos", dice Kayden Phoenix. Sus personajes batallan contra la violencia doméstica, las enfermedades mentales, feminicidios y abusos a los inmigrantes, conflictos propios de la comunidad latina en EE.UU.  

Additional:

- Telemundo Noticias (2021)

- Telemundo El Paso (2021)

- Telemundo San Diego (2022)

- Telemundo Chicago (2022)