Attorney, educator, journalist, producer, host, moderator, voiceover artist, and author Angélique Roché believes in the power of story and the impact that both fiction and non-fiction narratives can have.
Beginning her journey in both print and photojournalism in high school, Angélique has contributed to Harper’s Bazaar, NBC News, Black Girl Nerds, NBC/Comcast, Disney, Marvel, ESPN, and Paramount+.
In addition to producing interviews, hosting live events and red carpets, and moderating numerous panels, she is the host and a producer of the Marvel's Voices podcast. She is also the consulting editor of the Marvel’s Voices comics anthology series. Her first graphic novel, Trinity #1, was released in June 2023.
In addition to her ongoing work, Angelique has hosted and produced multiple podcasts and live series, including Brave New Pod, Geeksplain, Roles Ranked, SyFy Wire Rewind New York Public Radio’s (WNYC) Very Biggest Questions, and her original live artist conversation limited-series Creative Quarantine.
In 2021 she voiced the award-winning horror short Diary of a Mad Black Werewolf, adopted by Mark Cheng from Micheline Hess’ graphic novel of the same name.
Her previous work includes being a congressional staffer, political campaign manager, and the Vice President for External Affairs at the Ms. Foundation for Women. Angélique continues to consult, working with various clients to provide strategic storytelling, branding, and infrastructure guidance on a local, state, national, and international level independently and as the Chief Storyteller and Executive Emeritus of Meridian Solutions.
Angélique received her BA in Print Journalism from Southern University and A&M College, her Juris Doctorate from the Southern University Law Center, and a Legal Letters Masters in International and Comparative Law from The George Washington University Law School.
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Author, Angélque Roché with artist Steve Prince (2023)
My Super Hero is Black
#1 New York Times bestselling author John Jennings and acclaimed producer Angélique Roché illuminate some of the most important Black creators and characters through Marvel Comics history.