"This is the Way." Four simple words. But within them lies an entire galaxy of meaning, tradition, and silent strength. For this week's Tony's Superhero Saturdays, we travel not to Marvel or DC, but to a galaxy far, far away, spotlighting one of the most unlikely heroes in modern sci-fi mythology: Din Djarin, better known as The Mandalorian.

As we step into May, International Black Women’s History Month may be behind us—but the spirit of honoring revolutionary Black female heroes lives on. Today’s Tony’s Superhero Saturdays spotlight belongs to one of the most underappreciated yet powerful characters in sci-fi and comics: Martha Washington. In a world torn apart by war, politics, and environmental collapse, Martha Washington stands firm. Not because she was chosen by fate, but because she chose to fight anyway

She may not lift mountains, fly at supersonic speeds, or command thunder. But Debrii’s power lies in her mind, her mouth, her courage, and her refusal to stay silent — even when the cost is high.

When you think of “Power Girl,” you might think of Kryptonian strength, flying fists, and world-shaking heroics. But in the world of DC Comics, there’s a second Power Girl — a brilliant, gifted, and groundbreaking Black teenage genius who took the name and made it her own: Tanya Spears.

In the vast universe of superheroes, few arrive with the fire, poise, and promise of Naomi McDuffie — a Black teenage girl who discovers she isn’t just powerful, she’s limitless.

Rocket is proof that young Black girls don’t need to be saved — they can be the ones doing the saving.

there’s no better time to spotlight a rising icon whose intelligence, representation, and creativity light the way for a new generation:🚀

Today I honor Anissa Pierce (Thunder) + Jennifer Pierce (Lightning) — two of DC Comics' most powerful Black female superheroes.

Shuri is a genius in her own right, a skilled fighter, and a symbol of Black excellence, innovation, and leadership.

With intelligence, determination, and high-tech ingenuity, Bumblebee has stood with DC’s most powerful heroes.

By day, he’s Matt Murdock, a blind lawyer fighting for justice in the courtroom. By night, he becomes Daredevil, the Man Without Fear.

Misty Knight isn’t just a superhero—she is a symbol of Black history, Black excellence, and Black resilience.

Not all superheroes are born with powers. Some build their own legacy—through intelligence, determination, and an unshakable will to protect

Black history is a saga of strength, resistance, survival, and triumph.

ICON's journey spans centuries, from slavery to modern heroism, and his legacy continues to shape the Milestone Universe.

Monica Rambeau is a powerhouse superhero in the Marvel Universe, known for her trailblazing roles, exceptional abilities, & inspiring leader

Wolverine’s feral nature, unbreakable claws, and unrelenting determination have captivated fans for decades.

Blue Marvel, also known as Adam Bernard Brashear, is one of Marvel’s most powerful and underappreciated Black superheroes.

Sam Wilson, a.k.a. Falcon and later Captain America, is Marvel Comics character who represents resilience, courage, & leadership.

RiRi Williams, also known as Ironheart, is one of Marvel Comics’ most brilliant and inspiring young heroes.