Needless to say, this behavior frustrated new users, and BlackMagic Design strove to improve the behavior of images with alpha channels, out of the box. So, unless you added an alpha output node on the color page by right-clicking on the background and selecting "add alpha output," You would see black instead of transparent. The reason for this behavior was connected to the order of operations in the image processing pipeline, and the fact that color page operations occured before edit and deliver, even if you had not performed any color page operations. You would see black where you should see transparency. In previous versions of Resolve, dragging a video or still image which contained alpha channel information onto a "foreground" timeline track (any track above your background) was not enough to show the background through the foreground. In fact, there's a recent SE question which was asked within hours of yours which you will find instructive.
In the course of its development, Resolve has suffered growing pains with its treatment of alpha channels, and how video tracks on the timeline treat them. In your screenshot of the Deliver page, I can tell that there are three clips on your timeline, and that one of them is a. With the new information you've provided, I can tell that you're encountering a bug related to Resolve's handling of transparency information in.
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