And for Black History Month—especially the 7th day, when we honor not only Black achievement but Black endurance, Black spirituality, Black complexity, and Black legacy—Bloodwynd is a perfect spotlight. Not because he’s the most famous hero. Not because he’s the easiest hero. But because he represents something many stories avoid: Power that answers to morality. Justice that isn’t performative. Judgment that isn’t casual.

This week’s Tony’s Superhero Saturdays™ honors a different kind of superhero: those who stand against injustice. Protestors. Organizers. Advocates. Elders who marched before hashtags existed. Young people who refuse to inherit silence. Everyday citizens who decide that wrong is still wrong—even when the system says otherwise. These are heroes forged not by power, but by conviction.

In S.O.L.A.D.™: Soldiers of Light Against Darkness™, this reality hits hard. Kevin (Angelo™), Juanita (Angeline™), Wiseman J and Jeff: Ward of Law don’t always get perfect choices. Sometimes the mission demands what the heart finds hard. Sometimes the cost of doing nothing is far greater than the cost of doing something imperfect.