#native american comics

[bixels]

As they say in the industry, you either know fashion or you don't. And Miss Rarity certainly knows it!

[billfinarts]

Predator: Tales of the Hunt

Pg.9

When it comes to a hunting pack, there's never just one...

Find out more next Wednesday!

Colors done by @kenosisofabrami

Lineart and storyboard by me

[yesterdaysprint]

San Francisco Examiner, California, September 25, 1911

[djwaglmuffin]

Well, I had a whole-ass NSFW thing done here but it's got dick so NOOoOOoOOooOOOOoooo, I can only share PART of it because prudes ruin everything.

So, you only get, like, half.

Anyway, THIS was some scene work for these two. I was thinking about adding a *sex* scene in there somewhere but more leaning on the emotional connection. The doujinshi turned out to be kinda UNCESNORED AND RAUNCHY but, fffff. Whatever.

Okay, so, like...there's a lot of context missing but don't worry your pretty little faces. Also: Maybe I'll post it to Patreon but it'll be, like, a whole ass buck. I don't wanna put my work behind a paywall, I really don't, but it's the only thing I can think of since pixiv is really weird.

OH, and: Yeah.

[ungoliantschilde]

“Autumn”, by Goran Parlov

[roughentumble]

@hale-of-stiles-heart musing to myself what wouldve made x-men origins wolverine better, and obviously the answer is "scrap it entirely and write the movie over again" but like. would kayla have been a more interesting character if she were genuinely aligned with the villains? if she'd genuinely been using her powers to influence logan's opinions and feelings? i feel like that would just make her more one-dimensional and people would get mad at the femme fatale type character, but sometimes a one-note villain is more fun than a one-note love interest..... idk.

[browsethestacks]

Dani

Art by Maria Wolf

[fortressofserenity]

If Cassandra Cain’s indigenous North American

It seems in the world of DC and Marvel stories, while there certainly are indigenous martial artists out there, it’s kind of hard to think for me to think of one who’s the equivalent to Cassandra Cain. Let alone without any supernatural ability to do what she does, which is largely trained and honed over the years. Marvel’s Echo/Maya Lopez might count but she merely has the supernatural ability to mimic human actions well, whereas Cassandra has been trained over the years to do a variety of martial arts. I guess it’s kind of easier to play into the Asian martial artist stereotype, if it weren’t for those Asian martial artist films, that it becomes a kind of point of reference for subsequent storytellers to draw from.

Not so much for well indigenous martial artists, though they certainly do exist. Well, in the world of fiction anything is possible. In theory, it is. In practise, it’s something of a mixed bag due to authorial biases and the like. While it is theoretically possible for Cassandra Cain to be of indigenous North American descent, it would have different implications than if she were of (presumably) Chinese descent. Considering the way she’s written over the years, with her being generally deferential to white people in some way that it plays into the submissive Asian stereotype. The fact that she learnt martial arts from her father whilst being half-Asian herself does play into this a lot, whereas if she learnt martial arts from Chinese-American peers then she’d pretty much be connected to that culture.

It would look different if Cass herself was part-indigenous and if Lady Shiva were indigenous, because it would seem as if David Cain has contempt for her as a person and her mother’s culture, considering the history of Indian Boarding Schools and the like in Anglophone North America. So changing the character’s ethnicity does have profound implications if such a story were to be told the same way, it would affect the way we see and conceive of such characters. Thus Cassandra Cain wouldn’t be read and written the same way if she was Native American, so instead of coming off as another iteration of the submissive Asian meme, she’d be a character born into her father’s contempt for her and her own ethnicity. It makes more sense if you have some knowledge of Native American history where it wouldn’t be regarded the same way.

So the same character wouldn’t be conceived and regarded the same way if she’s Native American, considering the different implications for each meta-ethnicity. In Cass’s case, if she was Native American then she’d be made to assimilate into her father’s culture instead. So it would be kind of triggering to Native American readers if she was Native American herself, something that wouldn’t happen as she’s usually written to be, which is to be Asian American.

[biophonies]

I come from a long line of people who raised hogs, smoked them in the earth as technique inherited from indigenous kin (who - more broadly - introduced the west to the method: more on that here!) and seasoned them beautifully.

so pork specifically meant a lot to my family... but it is also undeniably tied to hereditary health problems...

so here's a story on how we departed from that, what tradition even is, and what it means to me now ft the humble black eyed pea, for EATER!

some of my favorite panels:

find the recipe for Yoruba àkàrà in my new book, COOK LIKE YOUR ANCESTORS <3

[choppedcowboydinosaur]

Is Kahhori in the comics? Is she some obscure Marvel character they repurposed for the What If show?

Because most of the native american characters I know from Marvel are usually X Men characters like Forge, Dani Moonstar and Thunderbird. And then you get some other native american characters like Puma who is a Spider Man villain and Echo. So, it makes me wonder.

[rs-hawk]

Throwback to a comic I was working on a few years ago. I had to bench it due to not having the supplies to keep it up. I am thinking about starting it again.

TW: gore

[billfinarts]

Predator: Tales of the Hunt

Pg.8

And the hounds are now sent to flush out the game. This one is now looking to catch her prey...

Find out more next Wednesday!!

Colors done by @kenosisofabrami

Lineart and storyboard by me

[ducklooney]

Hello, I'm writing a story where Grandma Duck has everyone in the family at her home, and they asks her to tell them a story. She proceds to tell them a love story about a forbittten romance. At the end of the story she reveals the couple is their family's ancestor. Who out of the existing Ducks do you think I could choose to be the couple? (and what should be the current Ducks reactions when they find out they are their ancestors?)

Hi, sorry for the late reply, but I think I answered this question before which you can read here: https://ducklooney.tumblr.com/post/753671286120644608/hi-im-creating-a-short-story-here-grandma-duck

However, when you mentioned the story of Grandma Duck, I would have mentioned her grandfather Cornelius Coot who was the originator of the Duck family we know today. Humperdink Duck is a descendant of his ancestors Don Dugo and Pintail Duck, while Grandma Duck has a special role, because her father Clinton Coot was the founder of Junior Woodchucks, while her grandfather Cornelius Coot was the founder of Duckburg. Yes, Elvira Coot (Grandma Duck) married Humperdink Duck. In the early 19th century, Cornelius went west to the Calisota area and founded the future town of Duckburg there and married a Native American duck. Although she was never named, some call her Pluckahontas. It can be said that their love has links to Romeo and Juliet and a mixed race love affair can be labeled as such. I guess that's what Grandma Duck meant when she told her grandchildren and great-grandchildren. There are also pictures of Cornelius and his wife, unfortunately I am not sure who the author is.

And if someone asks me, this is not Don Rosa, but some anonymous artist (artist who signed "M. W.") who did it for Don Rosa.

Yes, it can be said that it was a forbidden love, because they come from different people and Pluckahontas herself was the daughter of a chief of a tribe who did not want her to marry a white duck. However, they eventually got married and created their new family. Again that's just my theory and my guess.

I imagine that Donald and his nephews would be more in favor of being Native Americans after learning about their family tree, which is not surprising, since in the comics Donald's nephews often play Native Americans. They would have more of a spirit for freedom and what Native Americans usually have, a gift for nature and an understanding of animals.

Again, it is not certain if Clinton Coot was actually their son, as it is not known if Pluckahontas married Cornelius officially. Certainly, even if they didn't, they certainly felt for each other. At least in my opinion, but I think that couple would be the answer to your question.

And I'm glad that you asked that and that you are satisfied with my answers, to help you with your story. But by all means, if you have any other questions, feel free to ask me. Again that's just my opinion.

[fandom-official]

Get to know Echo as we gear up for her solo series ⚔️ 

[meloartist]

Yeah, I also want to see 2 season, especially Destiny and my favorite Delirium, but I'm also curius who will play Remiel and Duma.

[i think this ask was pre-s2 announcement bc 2022 but YEAH]

i'm a HUUUUUUUUUGE duma stan you dont even KNOW

[knjbrin]

First post of the new year! Working on some exciting things for my comic so here’s the Main cast’s Redesigns! I’m gonna be working on making more character sheets, expressions, and Oc interactions this entire year as a challenge for myself so here’s to hoping future me succeeds in that anyways Here’s the art

I’ll be posting general intros later on this week 🥳